Stars End S3E16 - Podcast and Sin No More

EPISODE · Jul 31, 2022 · 51 MIN

Stars End S3E16 - Podcast and Sin No More

from Stars End: A Foundation Podcast · host Stars End Podcast

It was right about this time last year one of us got up in the middle of the night to share the latest Foundation trailer with you on <StarsEndPodcast.Wordpress.com>. This year there was a sneak peek of Foundation season 2 at San Diego Comic-Con.  More than a week later we haven't seen it anywhere.  If that's about generating interest, they're missing the mark. Luckily, we have our own news! Our very own Jon Blumenfeld stars as Librarian Homir Munn in "Search by the Foundation, Part 1" on Joel McKinnon's excellent Seldon Crisis Podcast! Also, in S3E13, we talked about how Asimov said he made "extensive changes" to "Liar!" when he revised it for I, Robot.  Want to know why?  Want to know how extensive?  We plug the line-by-line comparison on our website! Also, also way back in S1E01, we talked about Joseph's Grandfather's artwork.  There's now a website where you can see and enjoy that artwork!  Please visit JosephFranke.com and see what all the fuss.  All this plus: we wrap up our conversation about The Caves of Steel!  Jessie is revealed as a Medievalist!  Another murder rocks the NYPD... wait... is it murder? And in the final denouement we discover who did it in this who done it!  You don't want to miss all that!  Let's go!

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