News, Reviews, and Commentary on all forms of science fiction, fantasy, and horror audio. Audiobooks, audio drama, podcasts; we discuss all of it here. Mystery, crime, and noir audio are also fair game.
In 1966 Rogue published one of the classics of 20th century SF, a short story named Day Million. It is a story that feels both incredibly old and stunningly fresh at the same time. The oldness is caused by its… Read moreAboutSF AUDIO: Day Million by Frederik Pohl
I was curious about which of our podcasts was popular. Since it’s relatively easy, and I’m always interested in other podcaster’s podcasts statistics, I thought I’d reveal ours. Maybe this post will prompt some others to post theirs too. Here… Read moreSFFaudio’s Most Downloaded Podcasts (and the stats to back ’em up)
Forgive me, I’ve posted part of this before, but it’s good enough to post twice. Frederik Pohl and Isaac Asimov were interviewed for a 1972 show called The First Edition. Apparently the show never aired, and was never edited. “THE… Read moreThe First Edition – interview with Isaac Asimov and Frederik Pohl
Written by Frederik Pohl, in a single evening, in 1966. Here’s an “experimental video” with Frederik Pohl reading his story: There’s a complete unabridged narration available HERE too. Posted by Jesse Willis
The SFFaudio Podcast #117 – Scott, Jesse and Tamahome talk about audiobooks, the recent arrivals and the new releases. Talked about on today’s show: We have some genuine Science Fiction!, The Year’s Top Ten Tales Of Science Fiction Vol. 3… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #117
As mentioned on SFFaudio Podcast #116 there is no commercially available audiobook edition of The Space Merchants. What I failed to mention, however, is that there is a two-part radio dramatization from 1957: CBS Radio Workshop – The Space Merchants… Read moreCBS Radio Workshop: The Space Merchants RADIO DRAMA