Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi

Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi

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Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi episodes

  • Trek Tuesday The Trek Files

    A conversation of the host of the Roddenberrry Productions podcast "Dr Trek" Larry Nemecek where he uncovers rare treasures like memos and more from the Roddenberry archives.

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    52 min
  • Espionage and The Secret Weapon on The Base

    Author Dante Terese. In this episode, we'll delve deep into Dante's intriguing new project, The Base," set in a secretive and harsh climate, as well as cover contemporary issues that science fiction often brings to light.

    We'll explore the creative process, from the final stages of production to the innovative photo shoots for the sequel's cover.Our discussion extends to the potential for a film adaptation and even a series, as Dante passionately talks about casting the perfect actors and the expansive opportunities streaming platforms offer for unique storytelling. We'll also take a sneak peek into Dante's groundbreaking novel "The Base," set in a secretive and harsh climate, as well as cover contemporary issues that science fiction often brings to light.

    Along the way, Dante provides valuable insights into his writing process, the evolving role of AI in creative fields, and the intrinsic motivations that drive a successful storytelling career.

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    31 min
  • Byte Silo’s Tim Robbins

    He plays Bernard the head of IT and his responsilbilties in the keeping the Silo going and its truths.

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    5 min
  • Byte Mo Collins

    Mo Collins talks Fear The Walking Dead and playing her character.

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    5 min
  • Poltergeist Series, The Librarians Postpone, and Dark Matter Returns in Sci-Fi Talk Weekly 104

    In this episode, we'll give you updates on the upcoming Poltergeist series with showrunners Kalinda Vasquez and Robbie Thompson, the indefinite shelving of The Librarians: The Next Chapter, and Long Legs crossing a $100 million milestone. We'll also talk about the much-anticipated return of Dark Matter for its second season, the animated revival of Lara Croft, new cast additions to Starfleet Academy, and the return of Daredevil: Born Again.

    Additionally, we'll discuss a new Pacific Rim origin series, the cancellation of The Acolyte, and six upcoming Marvel films. We’ll also reflect on how 2001: A Space Odyssey predicted the future and share insights into the new Fantastic Four movie. Finally, we'll explore the underrated Sci-Fi gems and the worst Sci-Fi movies according to Reddit.

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    13 min
  • Bob Gale

    I chat the co-author of Back to the Future: DeLorean Time Machine: Owner's Workshop Manual featuring Doc Brown's Journal. Bob who produced the original trilogy shares some of the secrets of making the films.

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    26 min
  • Denise Crosby And Elizabeth Roberts

    These two ladies star in Itsy Bitsy which blends horror, mythology and a family looking to be whole again. From 2019

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    30 min
  • Dr. David Martorano's Immortality: Epocalypse - Technology, Humanity, and Redemption Explored

    A dive deep into the riveting world of "Immortality: Epocalypse," the first novel in a thought-provoking nine-part series by Dr. David Martorano. He and Tony Tellado as they discuss the aftermath of an apocalyptic event unleashed by a formidable military AI named Martin, a force that manipulates human frailties through psychological operations.

    We'll explore Pastor Thompson's quest for atonement through religion, the moral dilemmas of new Amish factions considering alliances with AI, and the intricate narrative woven with different timelines and perspectives. Hear about the challenge of engaging readers without extensive exposition and the exceptional performance by audiobook narrator Dan Davis.

    Set in the year 2063, "Immortality: Epocalypse" delves into the blurred lines between humanity and AI, focusing on themes of consciousness upload and the peril of losing oneself in a digitized world. Inspired by Ray Kurzweil's vision of singularity, this saga not only examines high-concept technologies but also the deeply human struggles tied to them.

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    31 min

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