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The first snow fall of the year has brought with it the chilling winds and dark nights.  Do you hear that sound?  It seemed to be an extra spiritual chanting from the house next door.  In Salem Mass. that was enough to get your neighbor put on trial as a witch, but what really happened at the Salem Witch Trials?

Join Jack and Sam as they explore the folklore of the Salem Witch Trials.

the Folklore of the Salem Witch Trials

When the internet comes a-calling with a challenge, it takes the world's greatest cyber hackers to sum out the clues and join the infamous organization Cicada 3301.  But who is this shadowy organization that has turned to hackers and sleuths to join their ranks?  What ends do they hope to achieve by their online puzzles and games?

Join Jack and Sam as they explore the folklore of Cicada 3301.

the Folklore of Cicada 3301

Jack and Sam are back at it again with a discussion of the headless horseman.  While Ichabod Crane's name stands from and center in the legends regarding headless horsemen, it is by no means the first story of a horseman who has lost their head.

Join Jack and Sam as they share the folklore of the Headless Horseman.

the Folklore of the Headless Horseman

The boys are back in town, and this time they're dishing up all of the folklore that surrounds your favorite blood suckers.

Vampires existed long before Bram Stoker introduced Dracula, but did you know that people believed their relatives were becoming vampires as late as the mid 19th century? Are you curious what there is to say about vampires that you don't already know? Put a stake in that curiosity as Sam and Jack take you on the vampiric ride of your life.

the Folklore of Vampires

Yes, children's books can be pretty silly.  Who would give a pig a pancake, or a moose a muffin?  Only a Monster would do such a thing.  But what about a tailor who cuts off your thumbs if you put them in your mouth?  Or what about a story of a boy who starves to death because he doesn't want his soup anymore?  This is the content of children's books in the 1800's and it only gets crazier.

Join Jack and Sam as they explore the folklore of Struwwelpeter.

the Folklore of Struwwelpeter

Folk Brothers Podcast

Do you enjoy comic books? Join Vault of Midnight's Curtis Sullivan and Nick Yribar every week as they discuss new releases and comic book industry news. Vault of Midnight is an award winning, internationally recognized comic shop based out of Michigan founded in 1996.

This week on Super Skull Curtis and Nick talk about recent allegations of misconduct within the comics world.

Not Good Enough

Hello everyone! Curtis and Nick are hard at work at their day jobs, causing some turbulence with our schedule. Unfortunately we weren’t able to record an episode this week. However, in honor of the upcoming Eisner awards, we thought we would re-air our episode discussing the best comics of the 2010s.

We hope you enjoy!

Super ReRun: The Best of That Decade

This week on Super Skull Nick and Curtis discuss the passing of Dennis O’Neil, DC Comics’ separation from Diamond Distributors, and the placing of bets on the 2020 Eisner nominees.

None Of This Is Important

This week on Super Skull Nick and Curtis discuss the fate of physical single issue comic books in the future, and review the internationally renowned series Saga by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples.

Sa-gush

This week on Super Skull Nick bring you the latest in Jell-O Shot News, Curtis finds out what a hashtag is, and together they review the series Hellboy with a special mystery guest.

Pound Sign Diversify

Super Skull Comic Book Podcast

American comedian and No. 1 New York Times bestselling author David Sedaris discusses his new book, Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls. David discusses the complexities of Chinese food and working with monkeys with Jonathan Ross at the Apple Store Regent Street in London.

David Sedaris: Meet the Author

An A Song of Ice and Fire Podcast hosted by the moderators from r/ASOIAF! Bringing you the hottest current topics & nicest catches in the ASOIAF community, including super deep dive discussions into the books. Follow us on Twitter! @MaesterMonthly

It’s the holiday season! Well, it’s a holiday season. Join Michael, Matt, Eliana, Mighty Isobel, Fat_Walda, and Jen Snow as the Merry Maesters share some of the latest and greatest from /r/asoiaf!  -==SUBREDDIT HIGHLIGHTS==- Woods Witches by /u/LChris24 https://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comments/it968j/woods_witches_spoilers_extended/ I’ve created the Westeros Public Transit Map based on the books’ maps by /u/swampogrelord2 https://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comments/i96w3s/spoilers_published_ive_created_the_westeros/ Comments from /u/RRobertRRivers,… Continue reading MM23 “Lost His Nut” →

MM23 “Lost His Nut”

Recorded in May, released in September…that’s right – we’re incorporating as many months as possible into this triumphant return of Maester Monthly! Join Michael, Matt, and Eliana as they dissect some of the best /r/asoiaf has to offer!  -==SUBREDDIT HIGHLIGHTS==- The Outcome of the Lady Stoneheart/Jaime Lannister confrontation is told to us in Fire &… Continue reading MM22 “Episode 22” →

MM22 “Episode 22”

The merry Maesters are joined by friend of the show Kim Renfro! Kim is an entertainment correspondent for INSIDER and author of the recently-published “The Unofficial Guide to Game of Thrones,” also she’s our friend. Enjoy the deep dive on behind-the-scenes GoT info – and plenty of subreddit highlights – with Dr. Frey-Bolton, Jones Tony,… Continue reading MM21 With Special Guest Kim Renfro →

MM21 With Special Guest Kim Renfro

Ten long years! That’s how long /r/asoiaf has been around! Come join Bookshelfstud, Jen_Snow, JoeMagician and very special guest ThePowerOfGeek/Andrew, /r/asoiaf founder, as they walk down memory lane together. Through good times and bad, in wind and snow and hail, the mods have held their posts at the Wall. Here’s to another 10 years! https://ia801508.us.archive.org/2/items/episode20tenthanniversaryspecial/Episode%2020%20-%20Tenth%20Anniversary%20Special.mp3… Continue reading MM20 Tenth Anniversary Special →

MM20 Tenth Anniversary Special

The hosts of Maester Monthly took to the main stage at Con of Thrones 2019 to record their very first LIVE episode! Come listen to six reddit moderators lose their minds LIVE! The audience laughter will help you, the listener, know when to laugh. https://ia601407.us.archive.org/0/items/mmlive2019/MM%20Live%202019.mp3 This episode features: Michael, aka Bookshelfstud Matt, aka JoeMagician Walda,… Continue reading Maester Monthly LIVE at Con of Thrones 2019! →

Maester Monthly LIVE at Con of Thrones 2019!

Maester Monthly - A Song of Ice and Fire & Game of Thrones

A timely and revealing update of some of the most groundbreaking narrative journalism ever published by Esquire since its founding in 1933. Presented by PRX and Esquire Magazine.

The question is astonishingly simple: In the year 2015, with GPS and satellites and global surveillance everywhere all the time, how does a massive airplane simply go missing? To find the answer, writer Bucky McMahon boarded one of the vessels searching for Malaysia Air 370 in one of the most isolated and treacherous stretches of ocean on the planet. In telling the story of the search crew and the massive amounts of technology, money, and human capital being spent trying to find this airplane, McMahon tells a story of our time—of a world completely dependent on nets of redundant technology, yet completely lost and broken when those nets suddenly break. McMahon joins host David Brancaccio to discuss his October 2015 story, “The Plane at the Bottom of the Ocean.”

The Plane at the Bottom of the Ocean, by Bucky McMahon

Norman Maclean published A River Runs Through It when he was seventy-three, and only after his children implored him to write down the stories about fly-fishing, brotherhood, and the wilds of Montana that he’d told them for years. The resulting novella is a classic of economy and clarity. A few years later, Pete Dexter visited Maclean in Montana and profiled him for Esquire in “The Old Man and the River.” Dexter, a National Book Award winner, joins host David Brancaccio to discuss the master class he got from Maclean in what truly matters most—in writing, nature, and life.

The Old Man and the River, by Pete Dexter

Reggie Jackson once called himself “the straw that stirs the drink” but there was no question that Thurman Munson was the pride of the Yankees—like Lou Gehrig before him and Derek Jeter after. For Michael Paterniti, consistently one of the most inventive and entertaining magazine writers going—Munson, the gruff All-Star catcher, was the perfect childhood hero. In his 1999 profile, “The House That Thurman Munson Built,” Paterniti recalls the devastation he felt when Munson was killed in a plane crash in August of 1979—echoes of which were felt around the game when Jose Fernandez died in a boating accident last month. Paterniti joins host David Brancaccio to discuss Munson’s relationship with an unforgiving, brutal father, a tender reversal with his own children, his combative grit on the field, and why he was adored by teammates and fans alike.

The House That Thurman Munson Built, by Michael Paterniti

In 1953, a twenty-seven-year old factory worker named Henry Molaison, cursed with severe epilepsy, underwent a radical new version of the lobotomy that targeted the most unexplored structures of the brain. The operation was performed by Dr. William Scoville whose brilliance as a surgeon was only tempered by an adventurousness that bordered on recklessness. It did not cure Molaison’s seizures but left him profoundly amnesiac. This tragic, if revelatory, accident opened the door to our understanding of how memory works and Molaison—better known as Patient H.M—was studied for over sixty years, becoming the most important research subject the field of neurology has ever seen. In 2003, Esquire contributor Luke Dittrich—Scoville’s grandson—set out to learn more about this seminal case in his feature, “The Brain that Changed Everything.” He joins host David Brancaccio to discuss the story and how it led to his seven-year journey to write a full-length book, Patient H.M.—published this summer—a fascinating journey about the history of neuroscience, his grandfather’s methods, and buried family secrets.

The Brain That Changed Everything, by Luke Dittrich

It’s hard to think of a profession more maligned than the paparazzi, but in 1998 Esquire writer at large John H. Richardson decided to find out for himself what it feels like to hunt celebrities for money in “I, Stalkerazzi.” Two years later, he learned what it was like to be the hunted when he profiled a still-rising and very vulnerable Angelina Jolie for “Angelina Jolie and the Torture of Fame.” Richardson joins the Esquire Classic Podcast to discuss our cultural infatuation with celebrity and the humanity that can be found on both sides of the camera lens.

“I, Stalkerazzi” and “Angelina Jolie and the Torture of Fame,” by John H. Richardson

Esquire Classic Podcast

Katie is an ordinary girl apart from one thing - she's a witch and can do magic spells

Katie is learning Latin - the language of the ancient Romans - at school. What's the point of this deadbeat language? Her mother says there is every point to learning Latin, especially if you are a witch who needs to understand magic. And as Katie is not making much progress, her mother finds her a Latin Tutor - a highly unusual one as it turns out.

Katie and the Cat Teacher

Katie's birthday is on its way. Last year her mum gave her a book on Botany! This time she wants some rollerblades and a computer. But her mum thinks that rollerblades are dangerous and computers cost a lot of money. She goes for a walk in the botanical gardens with her best friend, Isis. They are surprised to see Katie's cat, Solomon, is there too. So Katie turns Isis and herself into cats, and they follow Solomon through the undergrowth. What do they discover? Katie the Witch returns to Storynory!

Katie’s Botanical Birthday

This story is about telling fibs, and it’s also about bullying. Sometimes it is hard to say who the real bully is - because of course the smart bullies don’t go around with a badge saying “I am a bully.”

Katie and the Liar

Katie is an ordinary school girl; apart from one thing, she's a witch and can do magic spells. Her mother is a witch too - and her father is a scientist who investigates magic. But experimenting with magic can be dangerous - as her dad finds out in this highly amusing episode in our popular Katie series.

Katie and the Werewolf

The Musical Monkey is caught in this story. Do you think he will end up on the dinner table? Or will he have yet another trick up his sleeve? Well, he hasn't got a sleeve, but if he did, he might have a trick up it.

Support Storynory on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/Storynory

The Monkey Dance

Katie, The Ordinary Witch

‘I have written a blasphemous book’, said Melville when his novel was first published in 1851, ‘and I feel as spotless as the lamb’. Deeply subversive, in almost every way imaginable, Moby-Dick is a virtual, alternative bible – and as such, ripe for reinterpretation in this new world of new media. O...

Introduced by Peter Donaldson, Recorded by John Braden, WOMR, Edited and Mixed at dBs Music 'I have written a blasphemous book', said Melville when his novel was first published in 1851, 'and I feel as spotless as the lamb'. Deeply subversive, in almost every way imaginable, Moby-Dick is a virtual, alternative bible - and as such, ripe for reinterpretation in this new world of new media. Out of Dominion was born its bastard child - or perhaps its immaculate conception - the Moby-Dick Big Read: an online version of Melville's magisterial tome: each of its 135 chapters read out aloud, by a mixture of the celebrated and the unknown, to be broadcast online, one new chapter each day, in a sequence of 135 downloads, publicly and freely accessible. Starting 16 September 2012! For more info please go to: www.mobydickbigread.com

Epilogue - Read by Mary Oliver - http://mobydickbigread.com

Introduced by Peter Donaldson, Edited and Mixed at dBs Music 'I have written a blasphemous book', said Melville when his novel was first published in 1851, 'and I feel as spotless as the lamb'. Deeply subversive, in almost every way imaginable, Moby-Dick is a virtual, alternative bible - and as such, ripe for reinterpretation in this new world of new media. Out of Dominion was born its bastard child - or perhaps its immaculate conception - the Moby-Dick Big Read: an online version of Melville's magisterial tome: each of its 135 chapters read out aloud, by a mixture of the celebrated and the unknown, to be broadcast online, one new chapter each day, in a sequence of 135 downloads, publicly and freely accessible. Starting 16 September 2012! For more info please go to: www.mobydickbigread.com

Chapter 135: The Chase – Third Day - Read by James Naughtie - http://mobydickbigread.com

Introduced by Peter Donaldson, Recorded by Kate Bland - Cast Iron Studios, Edited and Mixed at dBs Music 'I have written a blasphemous book', said Melville when his novel was first published in 1851, 'and I feel as spotless as the lamb'. Deeply subversive, in almost every way imaginable, Moby-Dick is a virtual, alternative bible - and as such, ripe for reinterpretation in this new world of new media. Out of Dominion was born its bastard child - or perhaps its immaculate conception - the Moby-Dick Big Read: an online version of Melville's magisterial tome: each of its 135 chapters read out aloud, by a mixture of the celebrated and the unknown, to be broadcast online, one new chapter each day, in a sequence of 135 downloads, publicly and freely accessible. Starting 16 September 2012! For more info please go to: www.mobydickbigread.com

Chapter 134: The Chase – Second Day - Read by Roger Allam - http://mobydickbigread.com

Chapter 133: The Chase – First Day - Read by Kerry Shale - http://mobydickbigread.com

Introduced by Peter Donaldson, Recorded by Pete Gleadall, Edited and Mixed at dBs Music 'I have written a blasphemous book', said Melville when his novel was first published in 1851, 'and I feel as spotless as the lamb'. Deeply subversive, in almost every way imaginable, Moby-Dick is a virtual, alternative bible - and as such, ripe for reinterpretation in this new world of new media. Out of Dominion was born its bastard child - or perhaps its immaculate conception - the Moby-Dick Big Read: an online version of Melville's magisterial tome: each of its 135 chapters read out aloud, by a mixture of the celebrated and the unknown, to be broadcast online, one new chapter each day, in a sequence of 135 downloads, publicly and freely accessible. Starting 16 September 2012! For more info please go to: www.mobydickbigread.com

Chapter 132: The Symphony - Read by Cerys Matthews - http://mobydickbigread.com

The Moby-Dick Big Read

A podcast hosted by two guys who grew up as geeks in the 1990s. Each week, we reminisce about our geeky childhoods over a couple of beers.

Frank & Tim ponder what makes a good film adaptation: sticking closely to the source material, or creative license? Cheers!

Beers of the Week

York Beach Beer Long Weekend Pale Ale

Exhibit 'A' Brewing Goody Two Shoes Kölsch Support Beer With Geeks

487: Cap'n Crunch vs Colonel Sanders

Tim and Frank discuss the movies that they'd stop to watch while channel surfing, even if it was only halfway through. Cheers!

Drinks of the Week

Sam Adams Cold IPA

Chateau Michel Rosé Support Beer With Geeks

486: A Green Russian

Tim and Frank have an obsession (or nostalgia) for old technology. Hijinks ensue. 

Beers of the Week

Breakaway Blonde Ale

Sam Adams Alpine Lager Support Beer With Geeks

485: Dust Bowl Rumspringa

Tim and Frank go back to their ever-favorite topic: Star Wars! This time, it is to discuss the Star Wars: The Acolyte trailer. 

Beers of the Week

Corona Extra

Shipyard Pumpkin Ale Support Beer With Geeks

484: Decline of the Heyday

Tim and Frank are geeking out over James Gunn's upcoming Superman film. Cheers!

Beers of the Week

Sam Adams Postseason IPA

Sierra Nevada Trail Pass Golden NA Beer Support Beer With Geeks

483: Beer With Geeks: The Podcast

Beer With Geeks: A Geek Pop Culture Podcast

A podcast about architecture, buildings and cities, from the distant past to the present day. Plus detours into technology, film, fiction, comics, drawings, and the dimly imagined future. 

With Luke Jones and George Gingell.

We round off our series on Carlo Scarpa with two projects for Italian consumer electronics dynasties — the Olivetti corporation, for whom he designed a famous shop in Piazza San Marco, and the Brion-Vega family for whom he designed an extraordinary cemetery complex. 
These are two of his most unrestrained, symbolically laden and elaborate projects — in which Scarpa's unique approach to architectural form, decoration, materials and narrative are most powerfully evident. 
Thanks for watching, and all the best — back with you in 2022.
Edited by Matthew Lloyd Roberts.
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90 — Carlo Scarpa — 4/4 — All I Want Is A Pharoah

The Castelvecchio Museum (1959-73) in Verona is an elaborate spatial narrative, weaving together historic structures and ingenious design elements to create a fragmentary and multi-layered story about the site, the city, and the objects contained in it. The project was Carlo Scarpa's largest and longest running, and we go through it at some length.
For images, subscribe to us on YouTube.
Edited by Matthew Lloyd Roberts.
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89 — Carlo Scarpa — 3/4 — Castelvecchio, Invented History

We talked about Carlo Scarpa's work at the Querini Stampalia foundation (1959-63), a palazzo-museum in Venice. Scarpa's interventions are focussed on the ground floor spaces, including a new entrance bridge, galleries and courtyard garden. There's a very distinctive mixture of restoration and fantasy, historical narration and occasional touches of grooviness.
You can watch this episode, including relevant images, on our YouTube channel.
Edited by Matthew Lloyd Roberts.
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88 — Carlo Scarpa — 2/4 — Querini Stampalia, Venetian Sci-Fi

In our first episode on Carlo Scarpa, we're trying something new! We've made a video to accompany the episode that you can find on our YouTube Channel, in which you can watch Luke and George discuss the enigmatic architecture of Carlo Scarpa, accompanied by images of the buildings! Make sure you subscribe on YouTube to keep up to date.
This is an experiment, so let us know what you think! We will always put out these main episodes here on the podcast feed, and we will try to keep them accessible to those in audio only. As always, accompanying images will appear on our socials. Thanks to everyone for supporting the show and making this new model possible, do give us a review on your podcast app if you're enjoying what we do.
Edited by Matthew Lloyd Roberts.
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87 — Carlo Scarpa — 1/4 — Not Every Architect is an Artist

In the final episode in our series on Ian Nairn, we discussed the 1967 book 'Britain's Changing Towns' and the BBC television work that has granted Nairn a viral afterlife on YouTube.
Here's the Nairn clip from the outro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K-53widcdY You can find all the Nairn tv shows we discussed in the episode by simply searching 'Ian Nairn' on Youtube, and we'll be posting some Nairn clips on the socials over the next couple of weeks.
Bonus episode for patreon subscribers on Gordon Cullen and Townscapes will be out this week!
This episode is sponsored by Blue Crow Media, purveyors of beautiful architectural maps, including maps of London tube stations and Art Deco or Brutalist architecture in London, in the tradition of Ian Nairn! Use the code aboutbuildings at checkout for 10% off! https://bluecrowmedia.com/
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86 — Ian Nairn — 3/3 — Nairn on TV

About Buildings + Cities

Interviewing and Learning from Successful Authors

The guys are taking a break from the podcast (if you have comments or suggestions for what you’d like to see if we bring it back in a couple of months, please leave them!), but we answered another pile of listener questions today amid a few doggie interruptions, ahem. Here are the specific questions we addressed: How do you approach

SFFMP 223: Marketing Audiobooks, Pen Names, Differences in Distributors, and What to Do When You Just Have One Book

On today’s show, the guys answered listener questions about pre-orders, rapid releases, how they found their editors, whether it make sense to keep series in Kindle Unlimited while publishing stand-alone novels wide, and lots of other stuff. Here’s a list of the questions they got to in the show (the second half of the batch will be answered next week):

SFFMP 222: Do Pre-Orders Work, What Happens Between Rapid Releases, and Finding a Good Editor

This week, we chatted with RITA award-winning fantasy romance author Jeffe Kennedy. She started her career writing non-fiction, shifted to romance and fantasy romance with traditional publishing, and now does some self-publishing as well. We asked her about whether awards are worth trying for, her thoughts on the professional organizations SFWA and RWA, and what she’s tried and liked for

SFFMP 221: Whether Awards Are Worth Trying for, Marketing Fantasy Romance, and Being Active in SFWA and RWA

This week, traditionally and self-published fantasy author Gail Carriger joined us for the second time. She first visited two years ago to chat about all the marketing she does and also about how she was transitioning from traditional publishing to a hybrid career. Since then, she’s continued to self-publish, including a new pen name in a slightly steamier fantasy genre. We

SFFMP 220: Succeeding at Traditional Publishing as Well as Self-Publishing and When It’s Worth it to Travel for Conventions

For this week’s show, sci-fi/fantasy/horror author Chris Philbrook joined us to talk about the success he’s had with ebooks and audiobooks (he’s had several deals with Audible for production), as well as a new YA-writing pen name that he’s starting up. Here are some of the specifics that we discussed: Publishing fiction to your website and building a readership before

SFFMP 219: Launching a New Pen Name and Getting an Audiobook Deal with Audible

Science Fiction & Fantasy Marketing Podcast

Three Christians, teachers, and intellectuals gather digitally to hold forth on literature, theology, philosophy, and other things human beings do well.  Taking the question at hand utterly seriously and ourselves not at all, the Christian Humanists attempt to record weekly during the school year an...

Books

Michial Farmer and Danny Anderson kick off the network's annual Halloween crossover with a discussion of John Carpenter's seminal slasher Halloween.

Episode 333: Halloween

Michial Farmer and David Grubbs talk about John Updike's long-ish poem "Americana," airports, and hotel rooms. 
Yes, Farmer spelled the name of the podcast wrong in the cover art.

Episode 332: Americana

Nathan Gilmour talks to guests Carter Stepper and Katie Grubbs about the last few seasons of the science-fiction series The Expanse.

Episode 331: Closing The Expanse

Nathan Gilmour talks to David Grubbs and Michial Farmer about Dana Gioia's recent First Things essay "Christianity and Poetry."

Episode 330: Christianity and Poetry

David Grubbs talks to Michial Farmer and Nathan Gilmour about the deuterocanonical Book of Tobit.

Episode 329: Tobit

The Christian Humanist Podcast

Space is dark. Let's face it.

It's not all "let's be friends with our alien brethren" in our vision of the Star Trek Universe. Here the United Federation of Planets has a dark underbelly and the daring crew of the Nosferatu boldly goes where Starfleet fears to tread.

These are desperate times. 
We...

Star Trek: The Section 31 Files - 0401 - Nero's Legacy (31:18, 36.1 MB mp3, released 2010.09.02) Written by Eric Busby Featured in the cast were: Laura Post as Captain Dalonna Mark Kalita as Commander Mak Judah Friese as The Emergency Science Hologram Ellie Hirschman as Zog Karl Puder as Korg Brian Linss as Ensign Jasper Bernadette M. Groves as Chief Engineer Mathus Daren Marlar as Doctor Sahket Valina Cutler as Knight Aaron Duran as President Dekra Eric Busby as Agent Bishop Derek M. Koch as Korath Brian Finnegan as Morlar Kelly Linss as The Engineer Assistance John Tadrzak as the Transporter Chief Julie Massa as the Presidential Aide This episode was produced and directed by Eric Busby Sound design by Eric Busby. Star Trek - The Section 31 Files is based upon Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry.

Star Trek: The Section 31 Files - 0401 - Nero's Legacy

A mysterious telepathic signal brings death and destruction to all life in Alpha Quadrant. Captain Dalonna and the crew of the Nosferatu stop it at any cost. Even if the price is Dalonna's own sanity. Listen to Harbinger (25.3MB mp3) Written by Eric L. Busby Dalonna - Kara Dennison Mak - Mark Kalita Judah - Judah Friese Korg - Karl Puder T'Vol - Morgan Jeffery Tom - Elie Hirschman Bishop - Eric Busby Observer Magnus - Ben Harmer Observer Kurian - Kevin Cho The Harbinger - Shire Smith All post production work by Eric L. Busby

01.07 The Section 31 Files: Harbinger

New Series Announcement - Star Trek: Lost Frontier (1:16, 1.2 MB mp3, released 2007.07.02)

New Series - Star Trek: Lost Frontier

Series Final Episode Listen: Star Trek The Section 31 Files : 03.07 Invasion, Part 4 - The Last Stand (25:49, 23.7 MB, released 2007.05.03) Written by Eric Busby. Featured in the cast were: Lara Post as Captain Dalonna Mark Kalita as Commander Mak Judah Frieze as Lt. Freise Elie Hirschman and Lt. Backus Karl Puder as Chancellor Korg Ben Harmer as Ensign Sovor Mark Bruzee as Rook Morgan Jeffreys as Doctor T'Vol Seth Adam Sher as Lt.Rekla Paul Mannering as Ensign Fields Bill Hollweg as Lt. Hawk Eric Busby as Bishop James Leeper as Ensign Oliver Chris Snyder as the Cybermen Matthew Kopelke as the Dalek Emperor and The Daleks David Ault as The Borg Tina Kalita as the Borg Queen This episode was produced by Eric Busby Post Production work by Eric Busby This final episode of The Section 31 Files is dedicated to the cast and crew who have help bring this project to life. I am forever in your debt. To everyone who took the time to listen to the series during its run. Without your kind words and support it would never have made it this far. To the real Tom Backus for letting me use of his name as a character for this series. And to Rob Cave for supporting us and letting us set the series in the same universe as Hidden Frontier.

03.07 The Section 31 Files: Invasion, Part 4 - The Last Stand

A conflict between the Borg and Daleks ignites and threatens to engulf the whole galaxy into war. Meanwhile Captain Dalonna attempts to recover her lost crewmates. Listen: Star Trek The Section 31 Files : 03.06 Invasion, Part 3 - Warday (25:14, 23.2 MB, released 2007.03.05) Written and directed by Eric Busby Featured in the cast are: Lara Post as Captain Dalonna Mark Kalita as Commander Mak Judah Frieze as Lt. Freise Elie Hirschman and Lt. Backus Karl Puder as Chancellor Korg Ben Harmer as Ensign Sovor Mark Bruzee as Rook Seth Adam Sher as Lt.Rekla Paul Mannering as Ensign Fields Bill Hollweg as Lt. Hawk Eric Busby as Bishop Matthew Kopelke as the Dalek Emperor and The Daleks David Ault and Zack Fester as the Borg This episode was produced by Eric Busby Post Production work by Eric Busby Credits read by Mark Bruzee

03.06 The Section 31 Files: Invasion, Part 3 - Warday

Star Trek: The Section 31 Files

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Chris Colfer: Meet the Author

The Derelict Saga

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