AntipodeanSF

AntipodeanSF

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AntipodeanSF episodes

  • The AntiSF Radio Show Aethusa
    In This Show:
    * "By Kindle Light", by Jessica Nelson-Tyers, narrated by Laurie Bell
    * "Emallgration", by Brianna Courtney Bullen, narrated by Mark English
    * Panel from Conflux 'Grimm Tales' - Things That Go Bump In The Night - Kimberly Gaal (moderator), Jennifer Breukelaar, Aaron Dries, Ellen Datlow - Part 6
    27 min
  • The AntiSF Radio Show Aethra
    In This Show:
    * "E-Maggeddon", by CA Clarke, narrated by Garry Dean
    * "A Day In Caaatahlonah", by Robert Caldwell, narrated by Marg Essex.
    * Panel from Conflux Grimm Tales - Things That Go Bump In The Night - Kimberly Gaal (moderator), Jennifer Breukelaar, Aaron Dries, Ellen Datlow - Part 5
    30 min
  • The AntiSF Radio Show Aeternitas
    Did you know that Aeternitas is among the more honored of Jupiter's daughters?
    In This Show:
    * The Half Life Of Humans - by Kevin J. Phyland - narrated by Timothy Gwyn.
    * The Queue - written and narrated by Ishmael Soledad.
    * Con panel Conflux 2017 - Things That Go Bump In The Night - Kimberly Gaal (moderator), Jennifer Breukelaar, Aaron Dries, Ellen Datlow - Part 4
    29 min
  • The AntiSF Radio Show Aesculapia
    Get your medicine here, for this is the AntipodeanSF Radio Show Aesculapia
    In This Show:
    * The Bucket List - by Jackie Hosking - narrated by Marg Essex.
    * My Parents Went To Vega And All They Got Was This Lousy Robot - by Matthew F. Amati.
    * Con Panel Conflux 2017 - Things That Go Bump In The Night - Kimberly Gaal (moderator), Jennifer Breukelaar, Aaron Dries, Ellen Datlow - Part 3
    29 min
  • The AntiSF Radio Show Aëria
    What a treat it is to make a radio show like Aëria, in the cloud, and on the air. This is the very namesake of a show.
    In This Show:
    * Psychically Transferred Phantom Pains - by Wes Parish - narrated by Garry Dean.
    * Broadcast - written and narrated by Kathryn Flaherty.
    * Arial - by Brian Biswas - narrated by Ed Errington.
    In This Show:
    * Con Panel Conflux 2017 - Things That Go Bump In The Night - Kimberly Gaal (moderator), Jennifer Breukelaar, Aaron Dries, Ellen Datlow - Part 2
    28 min
  • The AntiSF Radio Show Aeolia
    G’day folks. Suspend your disbelief the AntiSF Radio show Aeolia -- your speculative storytime fix.
    In This Show:
    * Snatchers - by Eugen M. Bacon - narrated by Pixie Willo.
    * Ice, Forever - by Col Cort - narrated by Timothy Gwyn.
    * Con Panel Conflux 2017 - Things That Go Bump In The Night - Kimberly Gaal (moderator), Jennifer Breukelaar, Aaron Dries, Ellen Datlow - Part 1
    31 min
  • Aenna
    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.
    25 min
  • The AntiSF Radio Show Aemilia
    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.
    24 min
  • Aegina
    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.
    31 min

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AntipodeanSF Radio Show is devoted to the regular weekly presentation of fabulous and original science-fiction, fantasy, or horror mini-stories of about 500 words each.