David Scholes

In episode 483 – my first song is a toe tapper from the Kongos called Come With Me Now. In a break with the past, I play two back to back tracks.  My second is a cut from Bruno Mars called Can’t Believe it Just Rang.

 My first story is by David Scholes called Return of the Benefactor.

In articles, researchers are trying to perfect food production using waste products.

The last story is a flash from the past. Thus it is another episode in Poul Anderson story Inside Earth.

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Harris Tobias

Welcome to Beam Me Up episode 482. This week I start by playing a song selection, after which I read Harris Tobias’ the Word Maker. From there I head over to the Beam Me Up blog to read some of the most recent articles.

 Finally, in my “flash from the past” segment, I play part 3 of Poul Anderson’s story Inside Earth.

Poul Anderson

 

 

 

 

 

This week on Beam Me Up, episode 481, Ron Huber heads up the program with a reading of a David Scholes short story.

Next I summarize articles from the Beam Me Up blog (wrfrbeameup.blogspot.com).

I finish off the program with part two of Poul Anderson’s Inside Earth.

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This episode I start reading Poul Anderson’s story “Inside Earth”.  This episode contains part 1.

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David Sholes

 

 

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I start this week with a story from David Scholes called Other Side the I mistakenly call Reincarnation, it’s good no matter what the case.

From the blog, it would seem that Germany’s fusion reactor works! David has a story collection available on Amazon. Pluto has structures similar to ice pressure ridges but on a truly vast scale.

Finally I play David’s Urban Pacifiers, which is a really great short tale.

Episode 477 centers around a nice story, Stars in Her Eyes, by Vaughn Stanger which I run in the last half of the program.

 Articles this program included a heart felt good-by to John Glenn, books that may have changed the science fiction landscape and speaking of landscapes, in Cassini’s final year, the probe will make many new close approaches to Saturn’s major moon Titan which it will record as well as many of the inner rings which has been slated for the probe to dive through. This goes on until September of 2017, at which time it has been programmed to Saturn’s cloud tops.

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Tristen Fernie

I  start  with a short story from Dave called Urban Pacifiers which asks the question “What and who will future police be like in the distant future?”

For articles: Marvel has some plans for the end of 2017,  the most recent NASA/ISS crew is due to set some longevity records.

The last short story is a most unusual invasion tale by new contributor  Tristan Fernie called “The Future Happened While We Stared At Our Phones”

Colin P. Davies

 

 

 

 

 

Crystalwizard

Well, I Ttttttttttttttought I had posted the podcast.

Anyway, I wanted to get the Halloween episode 475 which

has more music and Colin Davies story Happy Halloween

with an absolutely fantastic production by Crystal Wizard.

 

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David Scholes

Welcome to episode 473 of Beam Me Up.

This week is a David Scholes episode.

I open with David’s Feeding Time, Then from the blog a review of the latest Captain America movie, troubles with China’s space station, a possible SETI class radio signal plus others.

The closing story is Not So Brave New World. Plus other odds and ends I hope you enjoy.

I start off episode 459 by talking about assumption made about the possibility of life elsewhere in the Universe.

I play Chris Hadfields version of David Bowie’s Space Oddity.

I review the animated movie Home and the live action film

America Ultra.

The first story of the afternoon is a short by David Scholes and read by Ron Huber called Virtual Reality Traveling.

The last story is The Strange Side by Brayan Ortiz.