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#125 Eliot Fintushel's Uxo, Bomb Dog pt2 + Sanctuary

In episode 125 of Beam Me Up we re-enter the world of Eliot Fintushel in his story Uxo, Bomb Dog. The dysfunctional world of a man and his dog with land mines. This week is part 2. But first I talk about the premiere of the Sci-fi channel's Sanctuary and cartoon network channel's premiere of Star Wars Clone Wars. From the blog, does the US have the nads to really get to Mars, Magnetars, is the Solar System in a space time bubble?, Fox buys a year of Fringe but may opt out of Terminato ...

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#124 Uxo Bomb Dog pt 1- Eliot Fintushel + Monkey Bee!

Welcome to episode 124 of Beam Me Up! Thanks to everyone for your continued interest! This week I start reading Uxo Bomb Dog by Eliot Fintushel. This is a longish story of the near future which tells the tale of a man and his dog and their efforts to clear the world of anti personnel weapons, mainly land mines. The story plays close to home, because his efforts of late are not in a far off third world country but Manhattan Island. Yes Elliots world has gone crazy and warring political ...

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#123 Evil Robot Monkey-Mary Robinette Kowal + Earthmen Bearing Gifts-Frederick Brown

This week's episode is probably one of the most varied for Beam Me Up. Episode 123 starts with a new song by John Aneilo called Summer Glau. Doesn't take rocket science to see what this song is based on. The lyrics are in fact a bit of a tongue in cheek homage to Seals and Crofts Summer Breeze however. All in all though,I think you will find this song on par with some of the other works of John's. For stories, Quasar Dragon's Dave "wolfkahn" Tackett will be reading the sci-fi classic E ...

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#122 Pyramid of Amirah - J.P. Kelly + impressions on the Fringe

This week I get to play a great story by James Patrick Kelly called "The Pyramid of Amirah" based on an odd Mayans practice. He tells in his preamble of the Mayans building a temple then building a pyramid over the temple enclosing it. So his story is set in present time but in an alternate universe where a religion is built up around pyramids covering temples of a sort. The inhabitants of the temples are both melancholy and wonderful at the same time and so much more. From the blog, ...

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#121 Bodies in the Water con by Jack Mangan + Gentle Art of Salesmanship Shaun Saunders

Got some good stuff on tap for episode 121 of BMU. Of course the conclusion of Jack Mangan's riveting story, Bodies in the Water. The program starts with a piece of post apocalyptic music in the form of an old standard folk song from Lee Hazelwood called Morning Dew. The funny piece about this cut is the fact that it would seem that every group that wanted to sing folk had a go at this tune. And I never heard it, wow! The first story this week is a piece of altered reality from Shaun ...

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#120 Bodies in the Water pt2 - Jack Mangan + xray eyes!

Episode 120! Things go swimmingly this week, so I manage to get a good portion of Jack Mangans Bodies in the Water, which I play at the bottom of the hour. The first 1/2 hour I, as usual, reserved for news of certain type. First off, did you know you had x-ray eyes? New webisodes Lonelygirl15 and the Resistance have been out and will start soon. What I mean is Lonelygirl started earlier this year, but I never saw any news of it and tthe producers of that show just started a follow on se ...

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#119 Bodies in the Water pt1 - Jack Mangan + Rachel Rosen!

Episode 119! I thought I would spend some time with music of a futuristic or science fiction feel today. I found a song based on Blade Runner, one that is a rap on the LHC believe it or not, and one that might not strictly speaking be science fiction, but may well be the very direction our enjoyment of our favorite music tracks. There are a host of webisodes coming on line and I cover a couple. Bad news from the Star Gate Atlantis world, ESA's Rosetta closing in on its' hat trick, Image ...

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# 118 How the Music Begins -pt2 James van Pelt + how 2 clone U!

Episode 118! with all that special goodness....ha! Part 2 of James Van Pelts How the Music Begins. Again, thank you very much James for your permission to read this fine short story. But in the first part of the hour, plenty of strangeness of all types, some short films this week - How to clone yourself, from the Onion - One astronaut's fat person NASA conspiracy, Toyota's newest commercial features what the world's highest sky dive might be like and One Air Canada traveler get a really ...

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#117 How the Music Begins pt1 -James Van Pelt + Anime on YouTube

Well, we finish a gloomy week on a bright upbeat note! Episode 117 of Beam Me Up! This week's story is James Van Pelt's How the Music Begins, a real thoughtful piece about a group forced to survive under conditions bound to drive anyone over the edge. The group? A young high school band and the where? Now there's the big question. And for what reason? The final mystery. A truly wonderful story by Mr. Van Pelt. But first, from the blog, Like Goldilocks, our solar system may have had ...

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#116 Cosmic Express - Jack Williamson + Gore Al!

It's Episode 116 of Beam Me Up, for the first show in August of 2008. The story this week is a Science Fiction classic from Jack Williamson called The Cosmic Express. Ron Huber reads this story, so you get a double treat! From the Blog, Cowboy BeBop big screen possible, but with a Matrix twist? How about a silver screen treatment of Isaac Asimov's foundation? What would Hari say? Whats the best way to spy on US military bases? Call yourself a UFO that's how! H2O on the god of War, e ...

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#115 Pride pt 2 Mary Turzillo + Robot Girl!

Thanks to Dave Tackett for the heads up! For some reason the programs mp3 seems to have gone through conversion when it shouldn't have which added double the code. I have since uploaded a new file. Episode 115 is now on tap! This week, part two of Mary Turzillo's excellent short story Pride. But first from the blog, a funny remake of Aqua's Barbie Girl called Robot Girl, Was Elvis a time traveler?, Jedi Gym, some excellent free ebook and audio fiction resources and Nasa's Nano D

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#114 Pride pt1 Mary A. Turzillo + Aldrin say Science Fiction is BAD!

Episode 114 of Beam Me Up! This week's story is part 1 of Mary A. Turzillo's short story "Pride". That posits what if the basic science idea of Jurassic Park were able to take place. The problem with movies like Jurassic Park is that through the weaknesses of the human being science will ultimately fail. Though Mary's venue is not a fancy amusement park and not T-Rexs are eating people, she posits, what would happen if a long dead animal from 10s of thousands of years ago were recreated ...

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#113 HAD - Shaun Saunders + Chicken Soup for Mars + Venus pt 2 Matt Jarpe

This week on Episode 113, The passing of Tom Disch is the major downer of the week. I start the rest of the hour with a story from Shaun Saunders. I run his short story H.A.D. as a prime example of how Science Fiction is on the bleeding edge of not only science but social and cultural dynamics. The tie in concerns new concerns in medicine and the age group they are aimed at. The story is disturbing in its own right, the truth is frightening. Plus AMC cable channel wants to one up SCI ...

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#112 Chicken Soup for Mars & Venus pt 1 Matthew Jarpe

Standard weirdness on this weeks BMU episode 112. For the story, I start reading Matthew Jarpe's Chicken Soup for Mars and Venus which is a good space yarn in the spirit of the genre. You know the type, hardened loner finds if not true love, then something close in the middle of no where. I had great fun reading it, I think you will like it. From the blog, Weird UFO sightings, Another SF passing, Tor's newest e-book, a great find in the sf film world!, what killed the mammoths? and print ...

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# 111 Tomb Wife pt2 Gwyneth Jones + Uncertainty - Shaun Saunders

You up for 2 stories today? Great! First story is a quick tale from Shaun A. Saunders called Uncertainty. Very much in the style of the golden age of science fiction, Shaun's tale deals with cutting edge quantum physics. The "Uncertainty" in the story is the Heisenberg uncertainty principle - but far from being boring, Shaun spins a very clever tale. At the bottom of the hour I read the last half of The Tomb Wife by Gwyneth Jones, which is one of the Theodore Sturgeon finalists and wa ...

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# 110 The Tomb Wife pt1 Gwyneth Jones,+ do science with Chocolate!

This week, in episode 110, I start reading The Tomb Wife by Gwyneth Jones. This is a very cerebral tale, not to say that you have to burn out a few synapses just to understand it, but what I mean is, that it deals with loneliness, loss, isolation and know that your life depends on everyone agreeing what the "world" is suppose to be like. Plus I really think Mz. Jones' version of FTL is very inventive. Not to say that the terms have not been bandied about, but getting inside the people's ...

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#109 Tide Line - Elizabeth Bear + SkyNet is ONLINE!

Episode 109, and get ready for an emotional rollercoast ride courtesy of Elizabeth Bear! Oh yes, Mz. Bear has graciously allowed me to read her award nominated short story Tide Line. I knew the first time I read this story that it was something special. Now up for 2 major awards, I guess I got it right! lol. This story aims at your emotional nether regions and is deadly accurate! I am sure you will enjoy it. From the blog, The Sturgeon Award finalists, Tor's newest, how would religi ...

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# 108 The Frozen One - Tim Pratt + 1984 is ripped a new one!

Episode 108! Tim Pratt has graced us with a quirky short story called "The Frozen One" What makes it quirky? Well, you have heroes, heroines, monsters, swords, mythic battles ..... fantasy right? ummm no. Tim gives us a twist on the multiple universe theme, uhhh kinda! lol I think I do it justice. I found a very fitting piece of backing music from Kevin Macleod to kind of set the mood, without being obnoxious. From the blog: weirdness with black holes and white dwarfs. New pics fro ...

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#107 Dark Integers-Greg Egan (con) + Star Trek Theme song final note

It's Beam Me Up for May 31 2008! Episode 107. Get ready for the tense conclusion to Greg Egan's Dark Integers. That will play at the bottom of the hour. From the blog this week, The person who set the tone each week for the original Star Trek has left the building....but I did learn an interesting piece of trivia - What would inflation do to the Six Million Dollar Man? - Phoenix Lander observations - and a couple of really interesting animations. So get ready to go where no man has gone ...

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# 106 Dark Integers by Greg Egan pt3 + neutrinos + Andromedia Strain

Part three of Greg Egan's Hugo nominated story Dark Intergers. A truly amazing story that takes, advanced math, quantum physics and the fate of the known universe and mixes them all into high drama. A true Hugo level tale. But first from the blog, USA's IceCube neutrino detector, Ridley Scott does Andromeda Strain, Tasmanian Tiger redux, Burton's Frankenweenie and other more foolishness from the blog.

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# 105 Dark Intergers pt2 Greg Egan, Let It Slide Shaun Saunders

In the first episode of BMU's third year, I continue reading Dark Integers, the Hugo nominated story from Greg Egan. But the first story this week is a short from Shaun Saunders called Let It Slide, a wicked tale of what goes around comes around. From the blog, radiation concerns for long term space flight, what the real problems is with Speed Racer, review of Jemma 7729, a special offer for readers of the blog from F&SF, Witchblade movie possible, some science fiction movies GET the scien ...

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# 104 Dark Intergers pt1 by Greg Egan + Air Force propaganda

Episode 104 puts 2 years in the can! So, why not go out with a bang?! Back to the Hugos. This week I start reading Greg Egan's Dark Integers. Greg's story shows how math can get you into another whole world of trouble. For those of you that might think mathematics is a turn off, you will find this Hugo nominated tale an eye opener. From the blog, The Air Force is on a major propaganda binge, regrow body parts with pig bladder powder, the father of the transistor is with us no more ...

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# 103 Always by Karen Joy Fowler + Chicken Rex

Beam Me Up episode 103! With the Nebula award winners being announced, I thought I would step away from the Hugo nominated stories to read one of the Nebula winners this week. Karen Joy Fowler has graciously agreed to let me read her award winning short story "Always" to you this week. "Always" is melancholy look at a woman's quest for imortality, of sorts, what she much give up and how it changes her. In the end you wonder if Always is a place or a state of being. Karen's autobiography ...

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# 102 A Small Room in Koboltown pt 2 Michael Swanwick + Bum Bot

It's Beam Me Up episode 102! We continue on in the Hugo tradition with part 2 of Michael Swanwick's "A Small Room in Koboltown" which has been nominated for a Hugo in the short story division. I hope your enjoying this story as much as I did reading it. If anything, part two goes a step further in revealing the seedier underbelly ofSwanwick's fascinating world. From the blog, Bum Bot, Peta tube steak challenge, Sueded Star Wars, Dark Vader get an arrest warrant, Terminator tv and movie g ...

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#101 A Small Room in Koboltown pt1 by Michael Swanwick

I start of the second centi of shows with another Hugo nominated short story. This week part one of "A Small Room in Koboltown" by Michael Swanwick. This story can best be described (in my humble opinion) as Mixing Harry Potter and Sin City with maybe a Sam Spade garnish! A neat piece of speculative fiction where ghosts,bogarts, trolls, demons and who knows what else exist side by side with humans, magic and science in balance. Mix in quasi corrupt politicians and murder and you have a ...

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#100 Who's Afraid of Wolf 359 Pt2 + Local News by Shaun Saunders

It's episode 100! whoooooooooohoooooo! no applause, just send money! For this week's program, at the top of the hour, Shaun Saunders sends us a very dark, "Local News", which casts a suspicious eye on the inner working of you local news gathering institution. At the bottom, I read part two of Ken MacLeod's Hugo nominated short story, "Who's Afraid of Wolf 359?" which answers the question of when life throws you lemons... From the blog, TOMO becomes a feature, while some others might ha ...

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#99 Who's Afraid of Wolf 359? pt1 by Ken Macleod + Sci-fi shakeup

Last of the double digit podcast! It episode 99 of Beam Me Up. This week part one of another Hugo award nominated story. This time a high energy space opera by Ken MacLeod called Who's Afraid of Wolf 359! From the blog, Bruce Willis' new sci-fi movie where he plays...yep a cop. Major shakeup on Sci-fi Channel concerning Flash, SG Atlantis and a new pick up show, Sanctuary. Department of Defense has been developing some pretty creepy weapons, Canada is expanding its' astronaut force, TRON ...

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#98 Distant Replay by Mike Resnick Hugo nominee

This week I jump start the Hugo season by reading a great story from author Mike Resnick. His story, Distant Replay, has been nominated for a Hugo in the short story catagory. From the blog news on The Bionic Woman, The Sarah Connors Chronicles, suspended animation, more free Ebooks, problems with the science behind the Space Elevator, an anime Bleach feature film possible, a Caprica pilot in the works and sub-orbital flight for the masses! The music used in this week's story was by Kev ...

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#97 Tribute to Arthur C. Clarke + Dawn Sunset + the Colors of the Earth con. By Michael F. Flynn

In light of the passing of Arthur C. Clarke I am spending the first part of the hour as a bit of a personal tribute to AC. I have some personal thoughts and comments from a few of the regulars on the blog. From the BBC I have a snippet from an interview with Terry Pratchett who speaks on the better known accomplishments of Sir Arthur. In Clarke's own words I have a message he recorded on his 90th birthday outlining some of the things he would still like to see come to pass. Also it's a b ...

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#96 Dawn Sunset + Colors of the Earth - Flynn + The Best things in Life - Saunders

For this week's program, episode 96, I read two stories. First I read Shaun Saunders short story, The Best Things in Life..." and at the bottom of the hour I read part 4 of "Dawn Sunset and the Colors of the Earth" by Michael F. Flynn. From the blog, Cassini makes a dramatic fly through, how to take down a t800, a look at life on the ISS, a space ARK?, schedule move up of Stargate Atlantis, Myth-busters do Apollo and more. For a musical interlude, I found "Hail to the Geek" by Deaf Pedes ...

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#95 Dawn Sunset + the Colors of the Earth pt3 by Michael F. Flynn

Episode 95!! The Blog is chocker-block full today. For our story, I continue to read Dawn Sunset and the Colors of the Earth by Michael F. Flynn, this week its part 3. From the blog, why the movie Johnny Mnemonic has suddenly become quaint, evidence that life came from the asteroids, Earth may be staring down the barrel of a gamma - ray burst The Sci-Fi channel has a "Water World" remake in the works, Wasteland stories of the Apocalypse has listed some of it's stories online, Adventure Bo ...

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#94 Dawn Sunset & Color of the Earth - Michael Flynn pt2

P repair to board episode 94 me hearties! Arggggggggh. Ah well, something like that. On tap for this week's program is part 2 of “Dawn Sunset and the Color of the Earth” by Michael Flynn. Again, even though it's very mild, there are some strong language and adult situations. Though I strongly feel that the material is totally appropriate, for any reader or listener, some might be offended. This section of the story contains what I feel is one of the most heartfelt portions of the ...

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#93 Dawn,Sunset & the Colors of the Earth Michael Flynn

Episode 93! Yep, getting closer to the big double 00. Hey! I know what you're thinking, and don't go there. This week, I start on a longer story, yes, Michael F. Flynn has agreed to let me read his story Dawn Sunset and the Colors of the Earth. A multi-vignette spun with the central core of a retelling of the Bermuda Triangle. Told from multiple viewpoints and different methods of story telling, Michael not only shows us why he is a Hugo level writer, but also gives us a damn good yarn ...

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#92 A World is Born pt2 & Formalhaut 451 Simon Petrie

Show 92 is a twofer! Before I start reading the news from the blog I read Simon Petrie's Fomalhaut 451 about a space station that mysteriously stops functioning. This is the first time I have read Simon's work and I am very impressed. I hope to read more of his stories. At the bottom of the hour Ron continues his read of Leigh Brackett's A world is Born. Which has convicts teraforming Mercury. Good golden age space opera! From the blog, Tor is giving away books, a new Gene Roddenberr ...

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#91 A World is Born pt 1 - Leigh Bracket + Sanctuary

Hey, lets do some retro Sci-fi. Ron Huber is going to read Leigh Brackett's "A World is Born" this week. Well part one at least! I listened to the run through and I think your going to love Ron's rendition, very lively and Ron really gets into the read. From the blog, I take a look at the straight to web program staring Amanda Tapping called Sanctuary, the controversy dealing with the age of modern birds, new autonomous subs, Quantum Universes via Super Mario, Mach V airliners are on t ...

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#90 Eight Episodes -Robert Reed + Cybog Moss

Episode 90 of BMU fellow travelers! Rather auspicious would you not agree? I should get something for reaching these lofty heights...right? Huh...everyone is a comedian. Ah well anyway, I think this week will have something for everyone. From the blog – Ron does an excellent review of the new science fiction magazine Escape Velocity, a rather interesting and ummm revealing photo of Kate Moss, new findings on the brain and memory, the controversy over the CalTec paper that equates rea ...

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#89 Four Eyes by Tobias Buckell + Weird Martian life?

Welcome travelers! Today's voyage takes us to places with a certain Caribbean flavor. Tobias Buckell sets the tone today with his thoughtful piece "Four Eyes". When old world tradition clash with modern culture, often the battle is won in the heart. From the blog, designer life, weird life on Mars? Nasa's new moon rocket may shake rattle and ..... How about bionic I spy? Oh and I don't think the Israelis have been watching the Terminator movies.... It should prove to be a very enter ...

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#88 Windrider by Jack McDevitt + Summertime terminators!

In Episode 88 I have the great pleasure to read Jack McDevitt's Windrider which first appeared in Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine in July 1994. Which tells the tale of two devotees who discover much about their faith. I think you will find Jack's story every bit as interesting and diverting as I did. From the blog, 15 ways to tell your already living in the future, 75 words every science fiction fan should know. News on the Mercury Messenger spacecraft close encounter with the inner ...

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#87 The Defenders - Colin P. Davies + Hypochondriac - Shaun A. Saunders

Well kiddies it's web weirdness and a Beam Me Up twofer on show 87! To open, a short from Shaun Saunders called Hypochondriac - What if your wilded paranoid feelings were right and for once you really were sick, but in the strangest way possible. I finish with another story From Colin P. Davies book, Tall Tales on the Iron Horse called The Defenders. A heart breaking tale that asks the question, at what price the defense of a world. How far would you go and what happens if you go too fa ...

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#86 Tall Tales on the Iron Horse - Colin P. Davies

Greetings gentle travelers. This week's trip is one of the most twisted train rides you are bound to make. Our engineer for this week's excursion is none other than Colin P. Davies. He has produced for us: Tall Tales on the Iron Horse, From the book by the same name. Before we start our tour, I review Colin's upcoming book Tall Tales on the Iron Horse. Plus a preview of the Sarah Connor's Chronicles, A hilarious mashup of Who's on First, discover of the building blocks of life in star ...

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#85 Scroogled by Cory Doctorow + Plumage from Pegasus by Paul Di Filippo+ sexbots!

Its a Boing Boing episode! Oh yes, we have something lampooning Cory Doctorow, From the blog we have FBI news from Boing Boing, and from the master himself we have a story. First up Ron reads a story from Paul Di Filippo called Plumage from Pegasus which tells the tale of the collapse of the Web and how it affects certain denzins of the 'net. From our blog: Microsoft patents technology to see if your working hard enough, sexbots and The FBI wants to spend billions over the next 10 year ...

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#84 Teddy by Shaun Saunders + Fear Itself by Lewis Shiner

Tis the season! and what better way then to start with the twisted tormented tale of Teddy from Shaun Saunders from his new book Navigating the New World. I finish the hour with Fear Itself by Lewis Shiner, its the day before Christmas, your freezing to death and down to your last dollar. How did this happen?! Another Christmas tale that will leave you ummmm cold? Ho HO Ho! In between I read from the blog....personal nuclear power plants, how to talk to Martians, a review of Wastelan ...

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#83 CRT -Shaun A. Saunders + happy Bday A.C. Clarke!

Well, tiz the season...ho ho ho and all that. Oh but don't get me wrong! We will do the season right again this year! This week, episode 83 for 12/15/07 - Shaun Saunders let us read his short Christmas story C.R.T. from his newest book Navigating the New World - which is set in his MallCity universe. The book is available at http://www.lulu.com/antisf. In this tale, even good ole St. Nick is not exempt! I end the hour by playing a story called All Aboard, from Podiobooks.com. I reall ...

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#82 Last Reef pt2 by Gareth Powell + review Zahn's Third Lynx

Get ready for non stop entertainment!!! not buying it huh? damn....well would you believe that I managed to get Ron to sit still long enough to give me a review of Timothy Zahn's book The Third Lynx. (there is even a great review that he wrote on the blog at www.wrfrbeameup.blogspot.com) I spend the balance of the program with part two of Gareth Powell's The Last Reef. That adds up to a damn entertaining program!

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#81 The Last Reef -Garreth L. Powell + Cards new Ender should hav

Episode 81 my friends. In this episode Ron and I sit down and review Orson Scott Card's newest Ender Novel "a war of Gifts" (fyi a more complete review is available on the blog, www.wrfrbeameup.blogspot.com) which should be entertaining enough. But wait, there's more! I run part one of Garreth Lyn Powell's short story The Last Reef which I am sure your going to find as entertaining as I did. Enjoy!

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#80 Straws -Lewis Shiner + bugs 2 eat, + Dave is in the house!

Ahhhhhh episode 80 and a fine vintage it is! Dave sits in for a few minutes to talk about some unusual things he has been observing in the fla. and ME. skies. Oh Dave says he sent me some of the photos he took, so I am going to try and put them up on the blog. (www.wrfrbeameup.blogspot.com) Ron talks about some of the problems living in space, space food and a new Canadian bird due for launch. In the fiction department I have an odd "Im me, but this ain't my world" type of story calle ...

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#79 Book a ride with Virgin + Fine Tuning by J. Alan Brown

Interested in a sub orbital ride? Ron talks to Pam a sales rep for Virgin that can book you a 2 hour ride on a sub orbital craft! Seats are going fast! All kidding aside, Ron has an excellent conversation and we learn some very interesting facts about what could be the biggest thrill ride of your life! Afterwards, from the blog, the writers strike, bio - scans for GBR, 22 of the worst thing to happen in Science Fiction, a new comet does something strange!, Plus a cute story and odd s ...

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#78 Robert E. Howard bio & The Family That Works Together -Saunders

Episode 78 for 11/10/07 I'm Baaaaaaaaaack! Oh yeah! Thanks ever so much to Ron Huber and Shaun Saunders for taking up the slack a creating some very entertaining shows while I was gone. And so on to this week! Peter Voumard wrote a very interesting bio of writer Robert E. Howard, creator of Conan. I also play Shaun Saunders short story The Family That Works Together, which is set in his MallCity universe. What happens when corporations are allowed to abolish a standard work week. ...

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#77 Spacegerms evolve, the Moonrush is on!

This week its time to slouch toward dystopia. Microbes on the space shuttle are mutating faster than us....a ringside seat at an intergalactic brawl...NASA forced to fess up about its secret UFO files, Shaun saunders on the making of Mallcity 14 the book, and Cory Doctorow on wikipedia and the rest of the interet.

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BMU 76 Space Sprawl

We take a look at the new team visiting the International Space Station, dip back into fictionalized history, check out some space tunes (by earthlings) and ponder the roots of the latest rtoubling advances in totalitarian tech.

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BMU # 75 A voyage to the moon--in 160 AD!

This edition of Beam Me Up is hosted by Ron Huber, while Paul trips the light fantastic comewhere off the Pacific coast. Clothing made of viruses...Mars' holy trinity that could bring a cool form of life to the red planet...a prediction that sex and marriage is about to cross the inorganic line...trees with rabbit genes that love to eat_____.....latest on the spaceshuttle...and a look baaaaack into the history of science fiction for a riveting tale of ancient space cowboys and giant gnat ...

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#74 Robots Don't Cry - Mike Resnick + time x2 + robo bugs

Episode 74! This episode I hit the ground running. Because I am taking 3 weeks off (well I will miss 3 Saturday's but I will be gone just a couple of weeks) I thought I would push up a Hugo nominated short by Mike Resnick. I wasn't going to run this one until next month, but it's such a great story that I thought, what the hey. Today, I read "Robots Don't Cry" and it is a bit of old school and maybe a bit of a tear jerker, but I had fun with it and it really is a great story. I know yo ...

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#73 The Unsolvable Death Trap -Jack Mangan + nanos & bionic ladies!

Well, its episode 73 and no major screw ups. Good deal. I talk about tv sci-fi this week. Bionic woman...Flash gorgon...Gordon...sorry plus naked black holes, nano strings and other fun stuff. For the story I have a treat in Jack Mangan's The Unsolvable Death Trap. Check it...ultra.paranoia, antigrav and Billy Joel in one story and it works.... but it is graphic...no language, but the images are a bit strong. I enjoyed reading it, I hope you enjoy listening as much.

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#72 The Cost of Living -Shaun A. Saunders +Clarke on Google!

Welcome! Welcome! Are you ready to general mayhem? Good. In today's bag of madness I invite Shaun A. Saunders to join me and for the most part to talk about the stuff that has been buggin us for a while. Many subjects have roots in the blog entries and some in the current newspaper. Some of it deals with Shaun's MallCity universe coming to life right before our eyes. Mostly Shaun is damn funny and I had a blast having him on the show. I hope you enjoy maximum nuttiness as much. In ...

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#71 Necahual con -Tobias Buckell + Robert Jordan RIP

Well, what do I have you you this week?! All kinds of neat stuff. First off, I have a short section from Science Friday on NPR. Ira talks to a couple of NASA scientists about the possibility of water on Mars. I have a quote from Tobias Buckell's blog on why he writes SF. I do a run down of science fiction and fantasy shows that will start on the major networks and cable within the next week or so. Another really interesting RAMA fly through! Plus Robert Jordan, RIP. I also conclude Nec ...

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#70 Necahual pt 1 - Tobias Buckell + review of Ragamuffin

Its episode 70 of Beam Me Up! No prizes? Bummer... Ok, Well this week is a Tobias Buckell episode. I review Buckell's new book Ragamuffin and for a short story,part one of Necahual - set in the same universe as Crystal Rain and Ragamuffin. It's an odd story where the moral high ground truly is a slippery slope and the good guys are hard to spot until the end.... oh and the end is next week! ha! The Hugo awards are out and the Canadian Aurora award nominations are out as well. Plus new ...

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#69 The Repairman -Harry Harrison + ebooks,dino killers, polictico science

Welcome aboard! This is Beam Me Up for September 8th....this is ummmm lets see, episode 69. This week, Is new science a tool of the politician? Will Ebook replace the printed version this time? More evidence on the dinosaur killer impactor and more. For fiction I hit the way back machine for a very entertaining tale from Harry Harrison called “The Repairman” this weeks story is being read by Ron Huber, for an entertaining change. All in all, I think you will be as pleased by th ...

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#68 Pilot (Con) Stepehen Baxter + R.Scott says sf movies are Crap!

It's Beam Me Up for a brand new month! This is show 67 for September 1 2007. This week, I finish reading Pilot, a high speed chase to save humanity but Stephen Baxter. Thing really start speeding up this week, no pun intended....well maybe a little. In the blog this week, we had posts about Ridley Scott saying that all new science fiction films are crap, an innovative idea for a cancer cure, the Mars bottomless pit that isn't, Tor is at WorldCon, Plus I muse a bit on the demise of go ...

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#67 Pilot -Stephen Baxter (pt1) + GUT drives + micro corpsicles!

For your pleasure today, the story is award winning Stephen Baxter's Pilot which tells the story of the last free humans on the run. Stephen has woven a very inventive tale and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did reading it. From the blog, we have ancient micro corpsicles... giant waves on the sun and a most unusual star in our back door. I rant a bit on the leavings that are the sci-fi channel, and manage to even drift off onto butchering the G.U.T.! Overall, not so bad!

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#66 Approaching Perimelasma (con) Geoffrey Landis + Prisoner -Shaun A. Saunders

Well, technical difficulties abounded today. So, some of the audio is a bit off but I remixed the stories so no real harm done. This week, the conclusion of Geoffrey Landis' Approaching Perimelasma - Landis really spins up the strange science for an ending that will keep you thinking. Also Ron reads a piece of flash fiction from Shaun A. Saunders called Prisoner. And if you know Shaun's stories, you know they have a wicked way of turning. From the blog, space hotels, Painkiller, Flash, ...

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#65 Approaching Perimelasma pt2 - Geoffrey Landis

Ahh and now for something completely different. Well if not different, retro? anyway, I managed to get Ron Huber to sit still for a show and we managed to get the news done in, if not efficient a manner at least more fun. We talk about time machines, The government's plan to chip service men, anti-gravity of a sort and Fermi's Paradox. In science fiction I have part two of Geoffrey Landis' fascinating story Approaching Perimelasma . All in all I think we have a good show this week. h ...

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#64 Approaching Perimelasma pt 1- Geoffrey Landis

Welcome discerning listener. Today's offering is simple fare but worthy of your discriminating tastes. Oh yes! Its Beam Me Up for August 4th 2007. This very fine vintage is episode 64 no less! We mix in some info on upcoming sci-fi programs for this fall's television programming. Some spicy news about the DOD planning on chips. For desert we have an excellent concoction from Geoffrey Landis called Approaching Perimelasma and we have a musical interlude from Andrew Thompson called We' ...

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#63 A Niche (con) -Peter Watts + stargate news

Its Episode 63 for July 28 (but remember I am confused most of the time so don't hold me to it) This week, I finish reading Peter Watts A Niche. I hope you are enjoying this story as much as I did. Peter really likes to screw with your head and does it so very well with this one. Tell Me your not disturbed after this story and I will pay for your first "session". From the blog, disaster at Burt Rutan's, Star Gate will have a new little brother soon, bio chips 4U,in a pig's .....or mayb ...

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#62 A Niche pt2 - Peter Watt + Navigating in the New World - Shaun A. Saunders

This week we are celebrating the release of Shaun Saunders new collection of short stories Navigating in the new World. Shaun's book came out this week and we play the story that inspired the title of the book. We end by playing part 2 of Peter Watts' deep sea thiller, A Niche. In between I review this week's Dr. Who and Painkiller Jane (after the read) articles from the blog include a possible for Farscape, someone gave Shatner another show! and Robosnot! I kid you not my good chum.. ...

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#61 A Niche part 1- Peter Watts + Shatner is out Nemoy in!

Nelson found some errors in the file that must have been corrupted during transfer. The proper runtime for this episode is 59 minutes. The errors have been corrected. Thanks This week general confusion reigns supreme! First off, you will notice that I said the 12th. Well, I looked at the clock and it said 12 so.... Anyway - I have on tap, part one Of a great pace from Canadian writer Peter Watts called a Niche. If you have a phobia about deep water, this story ain't for you! Peter h ...

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#60 I hold my Father's Paws - David Levine

I have reposted episode 60 and 61. There were some audio errors that were caused by transfer. No new material has been added. This week I talk about a new science directive in the search for ET Life, new micro generators, some of the movies in the pipeline and Fred Saberhagen r.i.p. For this week's story, Ron Huber reads David R. Levine's "I Hold My Father's Paws" about a father and son reuniting under the oddest of circumstances

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#59 Start the Clock pt2 Ben Rosenbaum + Equal Opportunity - Shaun A. Saunders

Show 59 for June 30th 2007. After stumbling around a bit, I manage to get a short story by Shaun Saunders called Equal Opportunity to play. This is one of Saunder's most caustic submission. I think we have all felt like the main character in this one. Ron joins us for a review of Greg Bear's Quantico. I rant a bit about Fridays on Sci-Fi and cover some article highlights from the blog. To cap off the afternoon I finish with part 2 (conclusion) of Ben Rosenbaum's Start the Clock. To D ...

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#58 Start the Clock pt1 - Ben Rosenbaum + SG1 + Atlantis talk

Yes, this week I get my crap together and start reading Ben Rosenbaum's Start the Clock. This is really good short from Rosenbaum. A twist on the post apocalyptic tale that is every bit as strange and un-nerving as any nuclear holocaust story. But first you must listen to my rants. As you know, SG1 is gone and I am far from happy about that. Season Finale for Atlantis which had some surprises. Plus from the blog there is weirdness with the Pioneer probes, SF hasnt come across with a g ...

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#57 Tygre by Jack McDevitt + Lollipop Man by Shaun Saunders

Its episode 57! I decided to run 2 stories today instead of the alternative, part 1 of a longer one. I start with a strange tale of flash fiction from Shaun A. Saunders called The Lollipop Man, just to cause as much confusion as I can from the start! I end this week with a tale from Jack McDevitt called Tygre. It barely moves out of one room, but I trust this story will thought provoke and very likely disturb. In between I run the blog, with entries about a new sub orbital thrill ride ...

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#56 Bruce McAllister's Kin + BSG + Jericho news

In episode 56 we gain some and lose some. I have news of Jericho and BattleStar Galactica plus a bomb shell about the Blade runner movie. A new robot and a unique launch method. I finish with Bruce McAlister's moving and very strange KIN which has been nominated for a Hugo.

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#55 All the Things You Are con -Mike Resnick +New fall SF shows +Rollback review

****NEW POST!!! old #55 had wrong show tied to it! DL new show!***** Show 55 for June 2 2007! I start with a review of Sawyer's Rollback then continue down through the blog for new shows on Fox and NBC (wow, Heros spinoff already?) New plastic blood? Nasa has a new space ride...it sounds like it kicks ass! Why that might be the only new frontier that Nasa concurs in the near future and I finish up by finishing up Mike Resnick's strange tale, All the things You are which is up for a Hugo th ...

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#54 All the Things You Are pt3 Mike Resnick, maximum weirdness from Dave

At the end of the hour, I do manage to run part three of Mike Resnick's Hugo nominated All the Things You Are. The start of the hour however is maximum weirdness as we are joined by Dave. Today, Dave talks to us about UFO sightings, the mysterious Harp project, weather modification, he manages to tie Tesla and the Tunguska impact together (oh yeah!) smart nano dust and the very disturbing Morgellian's snydrome. Very very strange and disturbing. you have been warned......

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#53 All The Things You Are pt2 -Mike Resnick + 68 Vette -Saunders

In the first episode of the second year I start off with a spooky short story from Australian author Shaun A. Saunders called 68 Vette. Pay close attention, Shaun plays games with your head in this departure. Also part 2 of All the Things You Are, Mike Resnick's totally wonderful tale of what happens when you find something well...something totally unexpected. Plus Scotty goes missing....

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#52 All the Things you Are -Mike Resnick +quantum mechanics for dog

Wow, episode 52!! weeeeeeeeehoo! This week we start with Part One of Mike Resnick's award nominated All the Things You are. This is a great and entertaining story by Mike. I would like to say its a step above, but if we compare it to our earlier read of Old MacDonald, you will find that this is typical high quality output for mr. Resnick. The story is strange and wonderful but not enough to drive you off. If your anything like me, at the end of this read, you will be saying...damn I w ...

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#51 The House Beyond your Sky -Ben Rosenbaum +starWars +giant robots!

Show 51 for May 5th. Our story this week is Ben Rosenbaums The House Beyond Your Sky. Another award nominated story that is sure to entertain. This truly brilliant story tells the tale of researcher/priest Mathias who is making new universes....and gets results that he may never have bargained on. And from the blog, Wally has left the building, Star Wars Binocs, ww2 rockum sockum robots??? More insanity from the Sci-fi channel and a short musical interlude! Enjo ...

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#50 Walls of the Universe con Paul Melko+ Hawking in space!

Episode 50 for April 28th! bit of a milestone huh?! This episode, I conclude my read of the Nebula and Hugo award nominated The Walls of the Universe by Paul Melko. This story has been a joy to read, I hope you enjoy the conclusion as much as I did reading. Because the last segment is a bit long, I didn't have much time for blog articles...However I do talk about Dr. Hawkings weightless ride, Sci-fi channel offerings, a list of this summer's movies, a newly discovered planet and the ...

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#49 Walls of the Universe - Paul Melko pt4 + jiggling rocks +dino chickens

In Episode 49 of Beam ME Up, I play part four of Paul Melko's Hugo award nominated Walls of the Universe. Things go from bad to worse for both of the Johns and now...well lets just say, weirdness is the order of the day. Before the story, I read some of the highlights from the blog and I play part of Science Friday were Ira talks to scientists who have studied soft material found in dino bones. This part alone was one of the most interesting things I heard all week. Also I talk a little ...

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The Crystal Egg by H.G.Wells

Here is a classic treat for listeners who enjoy the classic science fiction of the masters. In this podcast only version of Beam Me Up - we have on tap, The Crystal Egg written by Herbert George Wells. The story tells of a shop owner, named Mr. Cave, who finds a strange crystal egg that serves as a window into the planet Mars. The story was written the same year in which Wells was serialising The War of the Worlds in Pearson's Magazine, a year before it was published as a novel. Becaus ...

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#48 Walls of the Universe by Paul Melko, Adieu Mr. Vonnegut, who owns the moon?!

In episode 48 I continue on with my reading of Paul Meko's Hugo nominated The Walls of th Universe, with part 3. From the Blog, Kurt Vonnegut has left us, astronomers find extra-solar water, who owns the moon and what makes it so valuable, Nasa tests a way to possibly find Earth like planets, building replacement human parts plus Nasa plans to use open source software on future manned missions.

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#47 Wall of the Universe pt2 Paul Melko + Shaun Saunders interview pt2

Episode 47 for April 7th 2007. Courtney joins in again this week to cause some general mayhem. Along the way we manage to play at the bottom half of the hour, part 2 of Hugo and Nebula award nominated the Walls of the Universe by Paul Melko. To head up the show, I play an excerpt of ScienceFriday's podcast in which Ira talks about the new Cassini hirez photos of the hexagonal storm on Saturn. In between we finish up our conversation with Dr. Shaun Saunders as we talk about his writing i ...

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#41 Henry James This one's for you, McDevitt -Message in a Time Capsule Stross

Episode 41! Managed to melt down again this week! lol Sometimes some evil knome takes over your mouth and the strangest things come out! Either that or Freud is right. Courtney threatened to shut my microphone off.....Mum even calls in to add to the nuttiness....and so... anyway, I manage to bracket this nonsense with some good fiction. Ron Huber reads Charles Stross' Message in a Time Capsule which is a wicked funny short and I finish the hour with Jack McDevitt's Nebula award nominated ...

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#37 Darren Reid's Cell pt-1 +Doomsday clock, ftl sound? and giant rabbits

Well, This is episode 37 for January 20th 2007 and the doomsday clock has moved, so that is up for discussion, I found an article about FTL soundwaves yep faster than light sound..., also the US Navy is experimenting with rail guns. From the blog, we talk about - When should SETI call it quits, Is the Star Trek Prime Directive stupid? - Cloning weirdness and the biggest damn rabbits I ever saw. Also this week, from Variant Frequencies, we play Darren Reid's cyber punk story CELL. Th ...

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#35 Alone by David Seaman, MallCity 14 by Shaun Saunders review

Well, first show of the new year. whahoo! Well, I start the year by not steppin on my d... with this show. News was a pretty mixed bag for the week. I have a story from Mike Resnick's blog on stoopid Sci-fi movies, some news of BattleStar Galactica ie cast changes and renewals, Lost in Space may get a remake, Straight out of SF is computer software that lets teachers know when your snoozin. I review Shaun Saunders' MallCity 14 and I play Alone by David Seaman

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#33 Christmas show

Well since this is Christmas week and sci-fi news being light, what the hey, do a Christmas show. But in the news, Berkly CA set a history making president by regulating nano tech. Also using inkjet printer tech to print bio structures. Oh and Santa may be Klingon..well I have a top 10 list that may prove it! lol, Court and I talk about some pic links on the blog that are quite funny, but really it only works if you go see them for yourselves! With time running a little short - I found ...

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#32 12-16-06 pt2 SF talk and pt3 McDevitt's Promises to Keep

It's Show number 32. Courtney sits in again and reads the blog entries for me. Works for me, good having another voice in the mix. This week we continue with part two of Mz, Mcleod's talk about Science Fiction in film being uses as a method of social comment. Also, part 3 of Jack McDevitt's short story Promises to Keep. Also we talk about remote control sharks, Hints of another Stargate, new authors at the Gutenberg Project, Eragon, a way to find episodes of Mystery Science Theater 30 ...

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#31 Promise to keep pt 2, SWFS sci-fi talk pt 1

this week I start of with part one of a talk by the Salt Water Film Soc. on how science fiction is used as a framework for social critics. I also run part 2 of Jack McDevitts Promises to Keep. Also, Weird pictures from the Martian prob, trendy space suits and more.

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#30 12/2/06 pt1 Promise to Keep by Jack McDevitt, Heroes + Jericho reviews

This is episode 30. First episode in December. This show just seemed to run fast...I tried to get everything done...but....some for next week I guess...Courtney and I do reviews of Jericho and Heroes this week. Also I go over some of the top stories in the blog, mostly Mars Global surveyor news, mass extinctions and changing ecology, plus a top 10. We finish this week with part one of a short story by award winning writer, Jack McDevitt - Promises to Keep - a heart breaking story of los ...

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#27 Monument conclusion, Jericho review, weird science

Wow, I think I set a new record low for myself today...I managed to work the word penis into the conversation twice and anal foreign bodies. Ahh well It's Beam Me Up for November 11 2006 and this is episode is 27. Well we had some shake ups this week. Ron will not be able to co host the show and has left the program in my capable hands... uhhh yeah, Courtney said the same thing your thinking...lol Well anyway, Since Courtney does her show right before me on WRFR she said she would sit ...

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#26 New story the Applicant, More Monument, Heroes, Jericho

I know...before anyone writes..lol I had a brain cramp. I couldn't remember if this was 26 or 27...but this is 26..lol Not a bad week in SF. We have a short story from K.Gossow from Australia, more Monument, Weirdness in Spockland, I review this weeks Heroes and Jericho. Reprieve for Deep Impact and Hubble, Apollo news and exoskeleton powersuits all the rage?

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