AIC Stories

AIC Stories

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AIC Stories episodes

  • "The Moon Is Down" by John Steinbeck / The Review 009 - AICS 180

    When a small town is invaded and occupied, the enemy finds that sometimes you just can’t conquer some people. The next on the Steinbeck journey, will this short novel deliver?

    The Moon Is Down is a short novel from Author John Steinbeck that was published in January, 1942 .

    The Review is an AIC Stories Production.

    All AIC Stories Original music by Adam of Yesterday's Sci-Fi podcast.

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    11 min
  • "Grrr" by Roger Arcot / Faded Words 48 - AICS 179

    He had borne the thousand and one injuries with humility and charity. But the insults! These were more than he could suffer...


    Written by: Roger Arcot

    Originally published in Fantastic Universe January 1957


    Faded Words is an AIC Stories Production.

    All AIC Stories Original music by Adam of Yesterday's Sci-Fi podcast.

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    29 min
  • "The Batman" / The Review 008 - AICS 178

    Can director Matt Reeves deliver a fresh and enjoyable take on a character that many feel some serious fatigue with? Let's find out in this special film edition of The Review as we enter another story entry into the audio archive.


    The Batman, released March 4th, 2022 by Warner Bros and DC Comics.

    Director : Matt Reeves

    Starring: Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz, Paul Dano, Collin Ferrell and more. 

    The Review is an AIC Stories Production.

    All AIC Stories Original music by Adam of Yesterday's Sci-Fi podcast.

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    26 min
  • "The Secret Talker" by Yan Geling / The Review 007 - AICS 177

    Described as a “domestic thriller”, The Secret Talker is about a woman trying to chase down a mysterious email stalker with an ending that promises to leave readers speechless. Will this short novel leave us speechless for the right reasons?

    The Secret Talker by Yan Geling is a short mystery novel published in January, 2004 by Harper Via (an imprint of Harper Publishing)


    The Review is an AIC Stories Production.

    All AIC Stories Original music by Adam of Yesterday's Sci-Fi podcast.

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    15 min
  • "The Strange Orchid" by H.G. Wells / Faded Words 47 - AICS 176

    When a man wants something, anything, to happen to make his life interesting he'll engage in all sorts of hobbies. Including buying orchids on the off chance he'll stumble upon something unique. Winter Wedderburn might not have anticipated what he found, however. 

    Written by: H. G. Wells

    Originally published in the book Thirty Strange Stories

    Publication in 1898 by Harper & Brothers Publishers

    Faded Words is an AIC Stories Production.

    All AIC Stories Original music by Adam of Yesterday's Sci-Fi podcast.

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    23 min
  • "The Grapes of Wrath" by John Steinbeck / The Review 006 - AIC Stories 175

    A literary classic on the desperation and devastation of the United States told through they eyes of a family displaced from home and forced to find a new life in an unforgiving land.

    It’s a true classic, but is it actually any good?


    The Grapes of Wrath is a Pulitzer Prize winning novel from Author John Steinbeck that was published in April, 1939. 


    The Review is an AIC Stories Production.

    All AIC Stories Original music by Adam of Yesterday's Sci-Fi podcast.

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    17 min
  • "Brown John's Body" by Winston K Marks / Faded Words 46 - AIC Stories 174

    Erd Neff wanted as little to do with his fellow men as possible. So he lived alone in his big cash-vault. Alone, except for John....


    Written by: Winston K. Marks

    Originally published in Imagination Stories of Science and Fantasy

    Publication in  January 1955

    Faded Words is an AIC Stories Production.

    All AIC Stories Original music by Adam of Yesterday's Sci-Fi podcast.

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    33 min
  • "The Power Of The Dog" / Story Club 004 - AIC Stories 173

    This Oscar nominated film from director Jane Campion is causing quite a stir in the film industry, but will this western starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst, and Jesse Plemons actually give us an enjoyable film and story experience?


    I'm joined in this Story Club conversation by fellow story lovers Christy, Anna, Jacob, and Matt as we discuss the latest offering from Netflix, The Power Of The Dog. 

    JUST A REMINDER - THIS EPISODE DOES CONTAIN SPOILERS FOR THE FILM


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    Story Club is an AIC Stories Production.

    All AIC Stories Original music by Adam of Yesterday's Sci-Fi podcast. 

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    1 hr 6 min
  • AIC Stories 172 - Something Has Happened

    This week the lines between reality and fiction blur, perhaps in a final fashion. Something has happened, something has changed, and something has shifted. 

    I hope you're ready for this... I can't say I was.


    Stay tuned as there is a lot more to come real soon and the next phase of this adventure awaits.

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    AIC Stories is written, narrated, and produced by Dave, from here on out known only as the Keeper of Tales and the Curator of Lore.


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    18 min
  • "The Genius Plague" by David Walton / The Review 005 - AIC Stories 171

    What happens when a fungus spreads it’s tendrils into a new host, mankind, and begins to take control? You get an interesting story concept! But does it work?

    The Genius Plague is a science fiction thriller written by author David Walton. It was published in October of 2017 by Pyr publishing.

    The Review is an AIC Stories Production featuring David Szweduik as your host, and producer.

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    25 min

About AIC Stories

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A bookish podcast exploring stories in all forms - discussing and reviewing books, films, and tv as I journey through my eclectic TBR backlog and watchlist.