And this, my friends, is Aenna. Welcome. Thanks for joining me here on the AntiSF Radio Show, in honour today of a rock from the inner regions of the belt that’s about 11 kilometres in diameter. Rock on, I say, and let’s get stuck into the stories, both of them definitely unusual. As we like them, of course.

In This Show:

The Coroner - by Ann Zimmerman - narrated by Marg Essex.

Tsnik - written and narrated by Max Young.

Greetings from Aemilia, the latest in our run of large main belt dark objects, this beast discovered by Paul and Henry Prosper back in 1876. Hi, I’m Nuke, your host and editor. Thanks for joining me on Aemilia, slow turning, carbonaceous, and named after an ancient Roman road.

In This Show:

Selena Ops - written and narrated by Tony Steven Williams.

Forager - written and narrated by Christine Gladstone.

In This Show:

The Drop Out - by David Scholes - narrated by Laurie Bell.

Wanderlust - by Eugen Bacon & Don E Harpe - Narrated by Marg Essex.

Ahoy shipmates of planet earth. Hi, I’m Nuke, your host and editor for the AntiSF Radio Show Aegina, a rocky show that’s large and main-belt, dark of surface colour, possibly carbonaceous. Aren’t we all?

In This Show:

Home Hardware & Rentals - by Zeb Carter - narrated by Nuke.

In This Show:

Totally AI - by Kevin J. Phyland - narrated by David Whitaker.

This Page Unintentionally Left Blank - by Wes Parish - narrated by Mark English.

Okay, here we go, it’s the AntiSF Radio Show Adriana, a bit of a mystery rock, extra dark, probably about 60 kilometres in diameter, with an unknown day length.

Greetings fellow humans, fellow DNA-based replicants, for this is the AntiSF Radio Show Adria.

Blast and botheration, it seems we’re broken. Nevertheless, despite that, welcome and thanks for joining me for this is the AntiSF Radio Show Adrastea, main belt, 50 kilometres in girth, and named for the Greek nymph Adrasteia.

Salutations, Anti-Ooroo, and welcome. Thanks for joining me, Nuke, for the AntiSF Radio Show Adorea — first show for February in this common era year of 2018.

In This Show:

The Numbers Danced - written and narrated by Laurie Bell.

Universal Behaviour - by Benjamin Hayes - narrated by Mark English.