Auditory Entertainments

Beyond Lies The Wub - by Philip K Dick

"The slovenly wub might well have said: Many men talk like philosophers and live like fools." - from Planet Stories, July 1952

Performed by Ryan Johnson and Miranda Johnson of Auditory Entertainments

Good Ghost - by Wyliss Cooper

Good Ghost, written by Wyliss Cooper had its original radio premier October 24th, 1948 on the "Quiet, Please" radio series.

Mr. Spaceship - by Philip K Dick   part 3 of 3

A human brain-controlled spacecraft would mean mechanical perfection.  This was accomplished, and something unforeseen: a strange entity called...  Mr. Spaceship.

Mr. Spaceship - by Philip K Dick        part 2 of 3

A human brain-controlled spacecraft would mean mechanical perfection.  This was accomplished, and something unforeseen: a strange entity called...  Mr. Spaceship.

Mr. Spaceship - by Philip K Dick   part 1 of 3

A human brain-controlled spacecraft would mean mechanical perfection.  This was accomplished, and something unforeseen: a strange entity called...  Mr. Spaceship.

First Contact Reflections - by Ryan Johnson part 2 of 2

An original story inspired by First Contact, by Murray Leinster.  First Contact Reflections tells the First Contact story from the perspective of the alien species encountered by the human space ship.

First Contact Reflections - by Ryan Johnson part 1 of 2

An original story inspired by First Contact, by Murray Leinster.  First Contact Reflections tells the First Contact story from the perspective of the alien species encountered by the human space ship.

First Contact - by Murray Leinster.  First Contact is credited as featuring one of the first instances of a universal translator in science fiction.  Receiver of a retro Hugo Award in 1996.  Novelette originally published in 1945.  Adapted by Howard Rodman for the radio series X Minus One for broadcast in 1955.  Additionally adapted for podcast by Auditory Entertainments.

The Impossible Planet - by Philip K Dick

"It seemed like an ordinary request - the woman wanted to buy a ticket to Earth. And yet the Captain knew that no such place existed!..." - from Imagination Vol 4 No 9 (1953)

The Monkey's Paw by W.W. Jacobs

The classic three-wishes tale, originally published in 1902.