The Best of The Sewers of Paris: Science Fiction

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Apologies for this week's episode coming a day late! I'm just catching up between Pride events and a power outage that halted editing for a bit. But here's the latest Sewers of Paris, continuing the monthlong Pride specials with excerpts from some of the best conversations I’ve had over the last nine years. This week, we’re talking about science fiction. We’ll hear from folks for whom sci-fi was an escape … and also an inspiration for future work, from throwing parties to inventing the technology that powers the Internet, to sending robots to Mars. Full conversations that are excerpted in this episode: Episode 10, Charlie: https://www.mattbaume.com/sewers-shownotes/2015/5/14/all-of-a-sudden-i-had-a-gay-icon-ep-10-gay-sci-fi Episode 93, José https://www.mattbaume.com/sewers-shownotes/2016/12/22/a-telemundo-reaction-ep-93-santa-claus-conquers-the-martians Episode 215, Alan https://www.mattbaume.com/sewers-shownotes/2019/1/31/working-on-something-big-ep-214-sci-fi-and-ham-radio Episode 223, Troy https://www.mattbaume.com/sewers-shownotes/2019/3/14/the-seven-minutes-of-terror-ep-223-arthur-c-clarke Episode 358, David https://www.mattbaume.com/sewers-shownotes/2021/10/21/my-space-brothers-ep-358-star-trek-ds9david

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