Prometheus Radio Theatre

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.

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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!

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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.

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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. 

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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.

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The Jentana doctors rush to save Hylas.  She learns the origin and meaning of his troubling dreams.

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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.

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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.

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Shep and Xhylanna become… better acquainted. Shep and Hylas fall back into the clutches of the Aspar.

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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. 

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