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September 12, 2026. At Armadillocon in Austin TX. Spirited one-on-one panel about being a cyberpunk writer. Me and Bruce Sterling. Kind of a pro wrestling vibe, even though we’re old friends and long-term collaborators. I taped this on site, and edited it down. I also have my edited text online as a blog post. Press […]
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September 11, 2026. Short one. Me talking about the new speculative fiction, and about the oncoming technology of telepathy. At the opening panel on cyberpunk at Armadillocon in Austin TX. Press the arrow below to play “Armadillocon. Spec-fic. Telepathy.” And, if you like, Subscribe to Rudy Rucker Podcasts.
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June 19, 2026. Talk on writer bots, and rising above them by using transrealism and an awareness of reality at large. At a High Castle dinner hosted by the Point Reyes Reality Investigation Center (PRRIC), led by David Gill. Taped by Paul Shelton. Funded by Chris. Press the arrow below to play “The New AI, Writer […]
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March 7, 2025. My daughter Isabel Rucker had an art show on “The Time Ecosystem“at the one-of-a-kind Larry Spring Museum in Fort Bragg, California. Larry Spring was what you might call a folk scientist and an outsider artist. For Isabel’s show, she formed fresh ideas about notions of time, and how they mix together. She […]
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June 23, 2024. Reading my anti-gun “Big Germs” story at the SF in SF meeting. In memory of Terry Bisson. And huge thanks to sound wizsard Rusty Hodge. Press the arrow below to play “Big Germs.” We’re using the new and improved .m4a sound file format instead of the old .mp3. If you have a […]
The post Podcast #115. “Big Germs” first appeared on Rudy's Blog.
May 19, 2023. This story relates to the death of my wife Sylvia. I read it an SF in SF event in January, 2023, and it was recorded by Rusty Hodge for SomaFM. The story appeared as online text in Nature Futures on Feb 15, 2023. Press the arrow below to play Rusty’s recording of […]
The post Podcast #114. “Who Do You Love” first appeared on Rudy's Blog.
August 1, 2022. I was invited to give a plenary lecture at the Bridges group’s “Mathematics & Art” conference in Helsinki, Finland. Over my long career, I’ve used math, computer graphics, writing, and painting as ways to express myself, and to get clearer images of certain things that interest me. Four channels, all looking at […]
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January 15, 2020.Repost of an enjoyable podcast by Space Cowboy Books in Joushua Tree, near the Mohave Desert, performing my story “Fat Stream.” Cast: Jean-Paul Garnier, Zara Kand, Patricia Thomson, Tamara Good, RedBlueBlackSilver, and music by Phog Masheeen. Great show. Thanks to all. Here’s the Space Cowboy “Simultaneous Times” podcast site. And they’re on Bandcamp […]
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November 13, 2019. Julia Grillmayr of Vienna interviewed me for her podcast show, Superscience Me, and her episode is on her site, lightly edited, with an intro, and with some nice electronic background music. Here I repost my raw version of the interview as a Rudy Rucker Podcasts episode. The sound quality is great; Julia […]
The post Podcast #111. “The Future, Jellyfish, Cyberpunk and the Transreal.” first appeared on Rudy's Blog.
October 26, 2019. Discussing and reading from Million Mile Roadtrip. And reminiscing about the late, great, and wonderful Michael Blumlein. Press the arrow below to play “Million Mile Road Trip. And Memories of Michael Blumlein.” And, if you like, Subscribe to Rudy Rucker Podcasts.
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