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Apr 16, 2026 49 min

Feed Drop: The Program, a funky futuristic sci-fi anthology packed with thought experiments

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Hi, it's Eira here, introducing you to another audio drama. The Program is a sci-fi anthology set in a world where society is governed by an entity known as the Program. Each story is self-contained, but expands a singular world. You can find out more about the show on their website, www.programaudioseries.com, Or search 'The Program', wherever you listen to podcasts. The show's creator was kind enough to spotlight my audio drama Remnants a couple of months, ago; as fans of my work, I think the Program will have a lot for you to sink your teeth into because it's packed with thought experiments and fascinating ideas. I hope you enjoy this episode of the Program called Move Past and Break Things. It's about time travel, but not the way you think. The Program's website: https://programaudioseries.com/

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