- The gods make Shep a surprising offer.
This is the final segment. Thanks for listening! We'd love to hear your thoughts on the story now that all is said and done. If you enjoyed it and would like to support Prometheus Radio Theatre's future efforts, please consider buying a copy of the trade paperback of Peace Lord, scheduled for release on July 21 from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and a host of other online retailers. Check out our blog at www.prometheusradiotheatre.com for details and to drop us a line!
_ - Humanity versus divinity in final battle. _ - Philip makes his bid against Shep in battle. Shep has other ideas about who the real enemy is. _ - With the lives of Xhylanna and Hylas in the balance, Shep faces off against Raxes's chosen champion -- his old friend Philip._ - Seeing through the Pretender's eyes, Shep lives the final chapter of the gods' time on old Earth. Raxes refuses to take his part in the planned revolt and tries to reach out to his true father. _ - Seeking help in getting Xhylanna back from Raxes, Shep and Hylas confront the gods of New Earth face to face.
_ - Shep and his companions set out for the home of the gods of New Earth. Within sight of their goal, they are attacked by an anrgy god as Shep meets the Firechild in the divine flesh. _ - Sorry this is a week late. Steve was working a con in Portland, OR, which may get a podcast rant all to itself.
Shep goes through two profound life changes in one night and stands trial for espionage. Leadership in the city of Jentana changes.
This is it - the chapter that proves this is NOT your grandfather's sword and sorcery epic. Once again, check your armchair psychologist's license at the door. Enjoy! _ - Belowdecks on the CNV Titan, we get a glimpse of Bos'n Aer'La through the eyes of her crew. A young recruit named Benny (Lee Arenberg) picks up a souvenir -- and some unexpected consequences -- while on shore leave.
Written by June Swords. The Arbiter Chronicles was created by Steven H. Wilson. Recorded live at Farpoint 2010.
Stars June Swords as Aer'La and Cindy Shockey as Dr. Faulkner. Guest stars: Renfield as Pete, Chris Carothers as Jack, Lee Arenberg as Benny and Felicia Day as Martha the Space Ferret. Music by Kevin MacLeod. Foley by Ethan Wilson, Sound Engineering by Marty Gear and Sharon Van Blarcom. Director: Steven H. Wilson. Producer: Cindy Woods. Tech Support by Larry Kozek, John Vengrouskie and Lew Aide. _ - Four evil geniuses share a home and plot world domination. In this episode, Golth, an out-of-work alien invader, meets Stella the vampire, Corky the Internet Pirate and Heinrich the Irish (wink) war criminal.
This was recorded live at Farpoint, so please bear with the background noise. The first segment was recorded only via the audience mic due to technical difficulties. You can hear everything, but the audience is loud. This clears up at 11:57. Gotta love live recording!
Stars Steven H. Wilson as Golth, Cindy Woods as Stella, John Scheeler as Heinrich and Ethan Wilson as Corky. Guest Stars are Felicia Day as Nicole, Lee Arenberg as the Zinbarian High Commander, Christian Wilson as Professor Perilous, Renee Wilson as the AI and Cindy Shockey as herself.
Foley was performed live by Eli Senter. Sound Engineering by Marty Gear and Sharon Van Blarcom, with an able assist by John Vengrouskie and Larry Kozek.
Waste of Space was created and written by Steven H. Wilson and Ethan Wilson. The song "Waste of Space" was composed by John Scheeler, with lyrics by Steven H. Wilson. All additional music is by Kevin MacLeod.
_ - The Aspar attack! Fliers rain destruction on the Jentana's island, and fear grows that this time their enemy has found the location of their undersea city as well. Xhylanna races into battle, leaving Shep behind. But when his beloved drops off the radio, the Peace Lord cannot sit on the sidelines. _ - The Jentana doctors rush to save Hylas. She learns the origin and meaning of his troubling dreams. _ - Sorry for the extra week, everyone! The Holidays were wonderful, but didn't allow me time to get the show together. From here on out, I anticipate maintaining the bi-weekly schedule. AND... Peace Lord WILL be an honest-to-gosh paper BOOK in 2010. Current plans call for release in late May. I'll keep you posted.
In this chapter, Xhylanna marshals her Generals to make a decisive strike against the Aspar. Philip sells his knowledge of the enemy, and Shep tries desperately to broker peace. Meanwhile, Hylas makes a drastic decision._ - Shep awaits his execution, learning he is to die at Hylas's hands. Then a turn of the tables leaves him with a choice: kill... or let his friend die. _ - Shep and Xhylanna become... better acquainted. Shep and Hylas fall back into the clutches of the Aspar. _ - Shep and Hylas are caught by the Jentana, a formidable amazon tribe, led by the beautiful Priestess Xhylanna. As she plans to ransom Hylas to his father, she presents Shep with his greatest moral challenge to date. _ - Just Steve checking in with some thoughts on the challenges of being a writer, producer, director, parent, IT Professional, and human being... not necessarily in that order. New content coming soon!
The reference to L. Neil Smith's blog entry on the writing beast can be found here._ - Just a few brief comments on what Prometheus is doing right now, and our progress in bringing you more of Peace Lord of the Red Planet and a dozen new full-cast scrips. _ - Some thoughts from listeners, plus some news about the upcoming shows from Prometheus. We're going to take a month hiatus while we prepare some new material.
Steve was a Parsec Award judge! Parsec Awards are being announced this weekend at Dragon*Con. Best of luck to all competitors!
And Renee is running a marathon to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. She'd love it if some of our listeners helped out with this worthy cause. _ - On the run from the authorities in Aspar, Shep discovers something new about himself. Then he discovers something about the Aspar's customs and his young ally Hylas that he didn't really want to know.
Okay, this is the chapter where a certain portion of the listenership is going to become uncomfortable and probably cry out, "Oh, no, he's going THERE!" It's organic and necessary to the story, and, if you know your warrior cultures of earth, historically supported. Again, no explicit language, but the subject matter is adult. Interested in your thoughts, but check all amateur psychology at the door. You don't want to be in my head. It's dark and scary and there are little mice...
The preview is for "The Good Parts" podcast, and does have both explicit language and subject matter. _ - Condemned for treason, Shep awaits execution; but Hylas has a plan to save his new-found friend.
Still anxious for feedback! Let us know what you think!_ - Shep awakes from a troubled sleep and an eventful night in an alien land -- and is catapulted once again into a life and death situation.
_ - Shep and Philip, out of the frying pan and into the fire, have been mysteriously snatched from the jaws of death in Virginia, and transported to a world at war. The Red Planet... is it Heaven? Are these people whose civilization is so advanced angels? Or are they merely human? Shep does what comes naturally, and catapults himself and his friend into the thick of an ages old war.
This chapter starts to get a bit more explicit, so be warned. I don't recall putting any foul language at all into this story, but the subject matter is adult. Have had one bit of feedback thus far, and am eager for more. Let me know what you think!
_ - This novel puts a new spin on the idea of the earthman who is suddenly torn from his home and cast into a fantastic world of warfare and (apparent) magic. Our hero is not a seasoned veteran of war who happens to outclass all the members of an alien warrior culture; rather, he's a man of peace whose bravery is beyond compare, but whose moral convictions will be tested on a ruthless world.
Shepherd Autrey is a doctor and member of the Society of Friends in America in 1864. On a mercy mission to the devastated Shenandoah Valley, he runs afoul of a Confederate press gang and is doomed to be hanged. Instead, he begins an extraordinary adventure.
The first several chapters of this novel will be run on this cast in the coming weeks. We're anxious to hear your feedback on the story. In the Fall, it will be released in eBook format by Firebringer Press, and on podiobooks.com.
Special thanks to Eli Senter, Cindy Woods and Sandy Zier-Teitler for editorial services!
_ - Some listener feedback from the past few months. Plugged in this show are:
The Antithesis Progression (Podcast Novel)
Shore Leave (Convention)
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The conclusion. Exiled from Ferguson's compound, Tad can think of only one place to go: home. Having completed his course of therapy, Tad's father doesn't know who he is.
PRT is taking a vacation and will be back on July 24th.
_ - Tad's gets to know his new benefactor, a strange old man with a strange mission._ - Tad learns the identity of Julie's killer and winds up scheduled for execution again -- this time by the other side._ - Still on the run from the authorities, Tad takes a pretty girl for a night on the town... with tragic results._ -
Continuing the tale of a teenager on death row for illegal downloading.
Tad learns more about his mysterious rescuer, Burns, and about how his own efforts have created an underground industry. And there's this girl...
_ - Tad Rhule, 16, is on death row for illegal downloading. While his attorneys and parents cover their own backsides, someone else plans to come to Tad's rescue..._ - It's like... Feedback._ - Agent Knarf proposes drastic action against Selby. Selby discovers he has some powerful friends._ - Selby is just a normal twelve-year-old boy with normal twelve-year-old dreams. So why is the Department of Homeland Security wiretapping his brain?_ -
Steve whinges about how difficult it is to do a podcast, and makes some promises about content that you're NOT HEARING THIS WEEK. ARRRGGHH!!!
Also, a plug for A & E's Paranormal State episode, "Lady in White," which will air again on May 16th.
_ - Prometheus is taking a month or so off from podcasting, largely due to our intense participation in Farpoint 2009 (www.farpointcon.com). This cast explains what's up with us, and what cool stuff we're getting into in the future. Also, some good listener feedback._ -
The angst-ridden conclusion...
The kid asked to die, but now, dying, decides he'd rather be a vampire. Our anti-hero doesn't believe in creating vampires anymore than he believes in killing the innocent. What now?
_ - And now, our host discloses his moral quandary. What is a principled vampire to do when confronted with a victim who asks to die... then changes his mind when it's too late?_ - Meet the vampire -- a libertarian born in the Age of Enlightenment, and youthful to this day. First, a little histoy of who he is and how he got to be the way he is._ - Steve Wilson and Eli Senter talk about the wrap-up of The Arbiter Chronicles - Contents Unde Pressure._ - Having defeated the Qraitian terrorists, Metcalfe is confronted with some harsh truths of combat. The junior officers get their test scores, along with a few surprises._ - An hour of pure silliness with Steve, Renfield and June, sharing their thoughts on "Contents Under Pressure" and the character developmnt of Cernaq and Aer'La._ - Metcalfe and the Arbiters in final battle with the renegade Qraitian Fehajiq._ - A short show this week, wherein Steve shares some backstage chatter from the cast about the latest surprises in Aer'La's life, plus some listener feedback. A brief preview of what's to come in 2008 - 2009 as well._ -
Happy Hallowe'en! No ghosts, golems or dancing skeletons tonight, but we hope that this latest chapter brings you a spine tingle or two nonetheless.
Reeling from a tragic loss, Metcalfe confronts his opponent and makes a desperate decision. Pallas deals with a grieving Cernaq.
This week's promo is for Dorothea's song, by Ron Vitale.
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Cindy Woods and Renee Wilson on playing Lydia Metcalfe and Dr. Pallas in "Contents Under Pressure."
Also a plug for the comedy of Ian Bonds - www.insaneian.com.
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Surprise! No 14-day wait this time. Episode Three was ready ahead of schedule, so we'll do commentary next week.
While Metcalfe scrambles to repair Titan's battle damage, Aer'La rescues victims of a Qraitian raid. Professor Mors figures out the enemy's plan of attack, and things go from bad to worse.
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As Metcalfe takes command of the Titan for an officer candidate test, Professor Mors's vision is realized. An unidentified ship makes a surprise attack.
With this episode, we welcome new composer Kevin MacLeod to the Arbiter Chronicles.
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Steve Wilson and Eli Senter talk about the writing of "Contents Under Pressure." (There's a little swearing.) Steve responds to some listener feedback.
This week's promo is for Nobilis Erotica. (And last week's was for the Galactica Quorum)
_ - At long last... In Episode One, while Pallas conducts a private research project, the Arbiters are undergoing the toughest test of their careers. Professor Mors has an unexpected vision._ - A promo for the Arbiter Chronicles Mini-Series "Contents Under Pressure." Episode One airs Friday, September 26th._ - Steve apologizes for vanishing off the face of the earth, and offers a clip from the upcoming Arbiter Chronicles mini-series "Contents Under Pressure." Also, a promo for J. Daniel Sawyer's Antithesis._ - This week: Trevor Desmond gets to be Trevor Desmond again, but Chip Gardner's still Dash Tarragon, Trevor's killer is still on the loose and all of them are going to a Hollywood party. Don't miss the big finish to our Bondian whodunnit!
_ - This week: Trevor Desmond (disguised as nerdy Chip Gardner) and "Dash Tarragon" (the REAL, if delusional, Chip Gardner) race across Los Angeles to find the "missing" Trevor's would-be killer before another attempt is made on Trevor's life. That is, Chip's life. No, Trevor is Chip!. Everybody got that?
_ - An arrogant actor with superhuman healing powers is almost murdered on-set, and his only hope of finding the culprit is a nerdy special effects tech -- who thinks he's the debonair superspy played by the actor, and is willing to prove it to solve the mystery. It's the start of our 3-part action-comedy, guest-hosted by SuperHuman Times creator/writer Lance Woods._ - Will the Arbiters be able to help the Andisians? Will Deline Marchand admit her true reason for being aboard Titan? And will Carson profess his true feelings for.... well, you'll just have to listen and find out!
_ - This week, Cernaq makes a surprising discovery about Cami, and Carson makes an equally surprising discovery about Ehrrik. Meanwhile, the rest of the Arbiters come face to face with survivors of the disaster on Andis III. Will they help, or will they follow orders and do nothing?
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In Act One of this new Arbiters episode, the Captain is away, so Darby will play... He escorts a celebrated businesswoman on a location scouting expedition to a world presently under quarantine. Will Darby break the quarantine? Will Atal catch up to them in time? Oh, and did we mention that the lady's business is erotic entertainment? Enjoy!
(Note: this episode was edited, formatted and posted by Cindy Woods, so any criticisms should be laid at my feet, not at Steve Wilson's!)
_ - Jim Kirk (Bob Hope) and Spock (Bing Crosby) meet up with the lovely Princess Shalmar (Lucille Ball) and the evil Klingon Qasim (we don't know who he is, but he's certainly unexpected!) in this parody of the classic Lux Radio Theatre and the equally classic "Road to..." films. Recorded live at Farpoint 2008 with special guests Peter David and Marc Okrand.
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In Act Three, we meet Spock's disreputable cousin, Slick, and take a trip back 500 years into Vulcan's past.
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- Planet of Dark Shadows Act 3 won't be up today, sorry to say. Three very busy weeks on all fronts have cut into our editing time pretty badly. Should be up by Monday!
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In Act Two of this Star Trek / Dark Shadows crossover, the evil Angelique re-surfaces as Scotty's wife, and Spock proposes a trip to Vulcan's past.
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In Act One of this Star Trek / Dark Shadows crossover, Kirk, Spock and McCoy follow a mysterious crew member to his hometown in Collinsport, Maine, and wind up unearthing vampire Barnabas Collins.
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2008 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Mura takes her destiny into her own hands, with tragic results.
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In part two, Mura learns the true history of the Golem, and her parents' plans for her move forward.
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In part one of "The Golem and the Gypsy Girl," a teenager from a Roma family in Prague in the 1930s wants to escape an arranged marriage. Running from her home camp, she meets a figure out of legend in the streets.
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2007 by Steven H. Wilson.
_ - Podiobooks has published its Best of 2007 list, itemizing the 20 podiobooks of the past year which were most popular with listeners. We're happy to note that our presentation of Lester Del Rey's Badge of Infamy was among the titles listed. Many thanks to the listeners who put us there!
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At Christmas time, we think a lot about traditions of the past, and about those who came before us. The group of creative people who put together a fanzine called Contact back in the 1970s are some of the forbears of today's Prometheus Radio Theatre. Many of those writers and artists directly contributed to our being where we are today.
It seems appropriate then, that we take some time right now to feature a selection from A Contact Christmas, published in 1979. Steve reads "A Gift of Gold," by Beverly J. Volker and Nancy J. Kippax.
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2007 by Steven H. Wilson. "A Gift of Gold" is used by permission of Nancy J. Kippax.
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Scott presents some tidbits on his current and upcoming public domain audio projects, and lets us hear a sample of his podiobook Star Surgeon.
No 'cast next week. Steve will be back in two weeks with a Christmas show.
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In this short story set after the events in Taken Liberty, Metcalfe and Carson are ordered to attend a remedial sensitivity exercise to rid themselves of their Terran bigotries. The results are explosive.
Warning: Mature content - sexual situations. No offensive language or graphic depictions.
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2007 by Steven H. Wilson.
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2007 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Steve reads "The Black Cat," a classic tale of murder and the macabre by Edgar Allan Poe. A convicted murderer describes his descent into addiction and madness, and how an ominous black cat twice served as his harbinger of doom.
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Steve reads "A Ghost Story," a selection from Sketches New and Old by Mark Twain, and "A Cold Greeting," from Present at a Hanging & Other Stories by Ambrose Bierce. In the first, the author is plagued by a host of demons and by the ghost of a figment. In the other, a supernatural pact results in an extreme breech of etiquette.
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2007 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Steve reads "Glamis Castle," a selection from Scottish Ghost Stories by Elliott O'Donnell. These four accounts from the turn of the 19th Century to the 20th chronicle a dreadful apparition, the ghostly replay of a murder, a thing that goes bump in the night, and a skeletal hand bent on vengeance.
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2007 by Steven H. Wilson.
_ - We'd hoped to end our hiatus this week, at exactly the two-month mark, but, well, y'know... life gets in the way. But stay tuned! Prometheus will be back next Friday with some seasonal Hallowe'en offerings, as well as the skinny on upcoming episodes of The Arbiter Chronicles and SuperHuman Times.
_ - The Parsec Awards, co-sponsored by Dragon*Con and Farpoint Media (no relation to Farpoint Convention) celebrate speculative fiction podcasting. Prometheus Radio Theatre has been selected as a finalist in the category of Best Audio Drama (Long Form) for 2007.
We're up against some very distinguished competition. It's a signal honor just to be among them! Quite a number of our colleagues from Podiobooks.com have been selected as well. Check out the full list here.
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In Act Three of "Best Laid Plans," the Metcalfe makes his re-assignment recommendations to Atal, while Kaya, Faulkner and Aer'La make decisions of their own. This episode brings Series One of the Arbiter Chronicles to a close, and sets up the events chronicled in Taken Liberty.
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Sorry to be a day late on this one!
In Act Two of "Best Laid Plans," Metcalfe leads a covert boarding party to Ginsberg Light to try and seize control of the L-Node, while Kaya wrestles with her discomfort over their intensifying relationship.
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In Act One of "Best Laid Plans," Atal receives orders to leave the Arbiter and take command of the Titan. He tasks Metcalfe with making recommendation to re-assign his shipmates, with the stipulation that he send them all to different posts.
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Metcalfe and Aer'La return to the Arbiter, but all is not well. Meanwhile, the creature Patsy is building up power to anchor itself in L-Space, which would destroy the Arbiter. Cernaq and Kaelin must work together to calm the creature, if they can just stop fighting.
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Aer'La and Metcalfe discover that getting out of Roloff's clutches isn't as easy as getting into them was. Cernaq discovers some disturbing properties of Kaelin's alien "pet," Patsy.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
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Act One of "Polarity," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson. Aer'La and Metcalfe go undercover to expose an admiral's involvement in the slave trade while Arbiter rescues a stranded spaceman - Doc Faulkner's husband.
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Act Three of "Divergence," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson and edited by Cindy Woods. In this episode, the search is on for Tracy's Kevin Carson. On Arbiter, the crew has come up with a plan to get Tracy and Carson home... with only a finite amount of time to get them through. Can they find Tracy's Carson and get to the conjugate before it closes and they're stranded?The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson.
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Note: If this installment sounds like crap, don't blame Steve! -- Cindy
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Act Two of "Divergence," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson and edited by Cindy Woods. In this episode, Metcalfe brings Tracy back to Arbiter, where the crew make plans to return her home, with Mors's help. There's one little problem with Mors, however... The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
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Act One of "Divergence," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson and edited by Cindy Woods. In this episode, Metcalfe is shipped off for some much-needed leave to a resort spot on Rigel V. While there, he meets a girl who's perfect for him -- or maybe a little too perfect.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
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_ - No dramatic offering this week, so hopefully you aren't offended by hearing Steve and Ethan review their cons and travels. Topics include:
- Neil Armstrong at the Intergraph Conference in Nashville
- Comic stores of the Shenandoah and Tennessee
- Balticon Review
- MegoMeet in Wheeling, WV
- The Boogie Knights 25th Anniversary
- Listener Comments
We lost Ethan's mic for about seven minutes and didn't realize it, so a few of his comments are a little quiet.
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In the latest SuperHuman Times, we catch up with Nigel Cabot, former man Friday to SuperVillain Charles "Knuckles" MacNee. It ain't easy being an unflappable domestic, but Cabot maintains despite the madness around him.
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The second half of a story from ERB's collection Jungle Tales of Tarzan. The text of this book is in the public domain, and is available at Project Gutenberg.
For more information about Edgar Rice Burroughs and his works, visit The ERBzine and Dateline: Jasoom.
Thanks to Jesse Willis of SFFAudio for the Tarzan image.
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The first half of a story from ERB's collection Jungle Tales of Tarzan. The text of this book is in the public domain, and is available at Project Gutenberg.
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Act Three of the Arbiter Chronicles episode "Playing Politics," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson. Captain Atal and Doctor Pallas escape Vireq's jail cell. Metcalfe faces off against rebellious colonists while Faulkner threatens to relieve him of command.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
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Act Two of the Arbiter Chronicles episode "Playing Politics," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson. Captain Atal and Doctor Pallas awaken in a Qraitian holding cell. Metcalfe's assignment becomes complicated as the colonists begin delivering ultimatums.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
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Act One of the Arbiter Chronicles episode "Playing Politics," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson. Metcalfe and the Arbiters are assigned to govern a colony world being ceded back to the Confederacy by the Qraitians. Meanwhile, Captain Atal and Doctor Pallas confront a rogue Qraitian General in space.
Featured site this week, Studio Antithesis, featuring online and small press comics.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
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In Act Three of the new SuperHuman Times show "Risk Management," MacKenzie attempts to blackmail the Tzone family into working for him, then Nix and Vi reveal their clever plan.
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In Act Two of the new SuperHuman Times show "Risk Management," a magical spell book, apparently stolen from a museum guarded by the Tzone family of sorceresses, is found... and lost again.
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In Act One of the new SuperHuman Times show "Risk Management," a mother-daughter team of sorceresses are hired to guard an exhibit of magical artifacts at a museum.
Also, Steve Wilson talks to Ron Glass about voice acting, SF fandom and Serenity.
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_ - Recorded at Farpoint, 2007, Steve Wilson and Scott Farquhar chat with the producer of the Star Trek films and the Six Million Dollar Man and Bionic Woman.This show includes some brief clips from Harve's 1946 appearance on the Jack Benny Show. To hear that full episode of the classic series, and to learn more about Harve's career as one of the Quiz Kids, check out this link.
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Part Three of "Living in the Shadows," live from Farpoint 2007, guest-starring Richard Hatch.
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Part Two of "Living in the Shadows," live from Farpoint 2007, guest-starring Richard Hatch.
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Part one of "Living in the Shadows," live from Farpoint 2007.
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Steve Wilson interviews Richard Hatch - star of the original Battlestar Galacticaand recurring guest on the remake. Richard discusses his conversion to a new Galactica fan, his role as Tom Zarek, and his feelings about Science Fiction and Science Fiction writing.
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The final act of the Arbiter Chronicles episode "The White Lady," written by Steven H. Wilson and directed by Scott D. Farquhar. Your host this week is Scott Farquhar. This show includes a special sneak peak at our exclusive blooper CD, available only in the Series One boxed set.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
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Act 2 of the Arbiter Chronicles episode "The White Lady," written by Steven H. Wilson and directed by Scott D. Farquhar. Your host this week is Scott Farquhar.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
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Act 1 of the Arbiter Chronicles episode "The White Lady," written by Steven H. Wilson and directed by Scott D. Farquhar. Your host this week is Scott Farquhar.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
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Act 3 of the Arbiter Chronicles episode "Man of Letters," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson.
Apologies on this one not uploading Friday as scheduled. Two meetings and packing up a 14-year-old for a weekend away just kinda ate all the available time.
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Act 2 of the Arbiter Chronicles episode "Man of Letters," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
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Act 1 of the Arbiter Chronicles episode "Man of Letters," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
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_ - Act 3 of the Mark Time Silver Award-winning Arbiter Chronicles episode "A Man Walks Into a Bar," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson and edited by Scott D. Farquhar. The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
_ - Just in time for Christmas Eve, Podiobooks.com launches Lester Del Rey's Badge of Infamy, read by Steven H. Wilson. Our tale of a disgraced physician and his battle to save humanity from a Martian plague begins, by the way, on Christmas Eve, in the year 2100... Click Here to listen or subscribe._ -
Great news from the Podiobooker Blog!
ReaderÃïïs Digest identified Podiobooks.com as Best of the Web.
Special thanks to fellow winner Librivox for posting something about it and making me aware.
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Act 2 of the Mark Time Silver Award-winning Arbiter Chronicles episode "A Man Walks Into a Bar," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson and edited by Scott D. Farquhar.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Act 1 of the Mark Time Silver Award-winning Arbiter Chronicles episode "A Man Walks Into a Bar," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson and edited by Scott D. Farquhar.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Act 3 (the final act) of the very first Arbiter Chronicles episode "Mutiny Springs Eternal," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Act 2 of the very first Arbiter Chronicles episode "Mutiny Springs Eternal," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Act 1 of the very first Arbiter Chronicles episode "Mutiny Springs Eternal," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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"Dead Aaron" relates the story of a man too stubborn to lie down and die -- even once he was dead. This classic Southern tale of the macabre is brought to life by Steven H. Wilson, Cindy Shockey, John Scheeler, Paul Balze, Lew Aide, John Weber, Marty Gear and Cindy Woods. Written & Directed by Steven H. Wilson, with original music by Scott Farquhar, and post production by Eli Senter.
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
_ - Humblest thanks to Dani at http://www.sffaudio.com/ for a very positive review of Taken Liberty, the podcast version. We love good press!
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This week we interview Lance Woods, creator of our new series, SuperHuman Times.
SuperHuman Times is a Trademark of Lance Woods
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Premiering a new series on Prometheus Radio Theatre - SuperHuman Times, created by Lance Woods. In the pilot episode, "True North," a young man discovers the secrets of his parents' super-heroic pasts, as well as a few unsuspected truths about his own origin.
SuperHuman Times is a Trademark of Lance Woods
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Act 3 of the all-new Arbiter Chronicles episode "Separate Lives," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson and edited by Cindy Woods.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Act 2 of the all-new Arbiter Chronicles episode "Separate Lives," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson and edited by Cindy Woods.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Act 1 of the all-new Arbiter Chronicles episode "Separate Lives," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson and edited by Cindy Woods.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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The Arbiter Chronicles - Adventure 354 - Part Three of Three. This show was recorded live at Farpoint 2005, and guest-stars Bob Bergen, Kathy Garver, Jeffrey Combs, Tony Amendola, and Lolita Fatjo.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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The Arbiter Chronicles - Adventure 354 - Part Two of Three. This show was recorded live at Farpoint 2005, and guest-stars Bob Bergen, Kathy Garver and Jeffrey Combs.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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The Arbiter Chronicles - "Adventure 354" - Part One of Three. This show was recorded live at Farpoint 2005, and guest-stars Bob Bergen, Kathy Garver and Jeffrey Combs.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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Premiering the Second Season of the PRT 'cast, this one-hour show features an overview of Series One of The Arbiter Chronicles, which will be podcast in its entirety throughout the coming season.
The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson
This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.
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