StarShipSofa features Bears Discover Fire by Terry Bisson and MORE

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Star Ship SofaThe StarShipSofa Audio Science Fiction Magazine, delivers another blast in the world of it’s Aural Delights and hits her stride with a great edition.

Main Fiction: Bears Discover Fire by Terry Bisson

Winner of:

• 1991 Hugo Award for Best Short Story

• 1990 Nebula Award for Best Short Story

• 1991 Asimov’s Reader’s Award

• 1991 The Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award

• 1991 Locus Award

• 1991 SF Chronicle Award

I was driving with my brother, the preacher, and my nephew, the preacher’s son, on I-65 just north of Bowling Green when we got a flat. It was Sunday night and we had been to visit Mother at the Home. We were in my car. The flat caused what you might call knowing groans since, as the old-fashioned one in my family (so they tell me), I fix my own tires, and my brother is always telling me to get radials and quit buying old tires.

Article: Steampunk by Amy Sturgis 10:57

Flash Fiction: The Cootie Box by Paul Di Filippo 07:25

Article: DRM Issues by Cory Doctorow 52:00

Fiction: Little Brother by Cory Doctorow (30mins preview) 60:00

Music: Automaton by XJ3 01.12

Promo: Steampod 91:00

Narrators: Paul Gaggegi and Jim Campanella

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Posted by Tony C. Smith

SF in SF Panel with Terry Bisson, Tim Pratt, and Jeffrey Ford

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The Agony Column The Agony Column has uploaded the latest SF in SF panel with Terry Bisson, Tim Pratt, and Jeffrey Ford. |MP3|

You can subscribe to the feed at this URL:

http://trashotron.com/agony/indexes/tac_podcast.xml

Posted by Charles Tan

More SF in SF Recordings at The Agony Column

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The Agony Column The Agony Column has more SF in SF Con recordings:

“Science Fiction is for Real” (Terry Bisson, Carter Scholz, Paolo Bacigalupi).  |MP3|

Paolo Bacigalupi interview. |MP3|

Paolo Bacigalupi reads The People of Sand and Slag. |MP3|

Posted by Charles Tan

The Agony Columns Covers SF in SF

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The Agony Column The Agony Column has several recordings up based on the SF in SF Con:

Carter Scholz reads Brilliance |MP3|.

Terry Bisson on SF in SF |MP3|.

Carter Scholtz interview |MP3|.

Posted by Charles Tan

SF in SF Panel Courtesy of The Agony Column

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The Agony Column The Agony Column has a recording of a SF in SF panel moderated by Terry Bisson and features authors Peter S. Beagle and Mark Ferrari where they discuss the fantasy genre. |MP3|

Posted by Charles Tan

2 Seeing Ear Theatre plays, and an Asimov short story podcast + MORE

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Pirate TV Theatre Classic Radio DramaDiscovered this cool podcast in the iTunes podcast directory… Pirate TV Theatre Classic Radio Drama is an unwieldy name for a podcast with this much terrific audio content. Some of it is classic Radio Drama, some of it is more modern Audio Drama (Radio Drama that was never broadcast on radio), none of it is “TV” and some of it is audiobook. The site itself doesn’t allow direct downloads (only online listening) but if you subscribe to the podcast you can access all of the following in the ubiquitous MP3 format…

Included in the feed are radio drama episodes from:

Suspense (The Dunwich Horror by H.P. Lovecraft)

Dimension X (includes The Green Hills Of Earth by Robert A. Heinlein and First Contact by Murray Leinster, plus more)

X Minus 1 (includes Surface Tension by James Blish, and Colony by Philip K. Dick, plus many more)

Skeleton
By Ray Bradbury; Performed by a full cast
(a 1996 BBC4 Radio Drama, part of the “Tales of the Bizarre” series, introduced by Bradbury himself)

As well as two Seeing Ear Theatre audio dramas:

Murder Mysteries
By Neil Gaiman; Performed by a full cast
(a Seeing Ear Theatre audio drama in two parts)

Orson The Alien! The Untold Story Behind The War Of the Worlds
By Terry Bisson, Brian Smith and George Zarr; Performed by a full cast
(a Seeing Ear Theatre audio drama)

And one story from an audiobook:

It’s Such A Beautiful Day
By Isaac Asimov; Read by Ed Bishop
(from a 1986 audiobook in two parts – from defunct audiobook publisher Listen For Pleasure)

Plug this podcast feed into your podcatcher to get started:

http://www.nomig.net/radiodrama/itunesrss.xml

Or, visit the site and listen online – where you’ll find plenty more, including:

The Caves Of Steel
By Isaac Asimov; Performed by a full cast
(The 1989 radio dramatization that aired on BBC Radio 4)