All episodes
164 Active Studio Displays of the Mandalorian
163 Korean Pirates, Voice Acting, and dissing Pokémon Cards
162 BlazeSky Short Story and Why no Michael Ironside
161 Characters of BlazeSky
160 The Foundation’s Psychohistory—religion or science?
159 The Foundation and Manifest Destiny
158 What is the “Foundation?”
157 Kardashev Scale, The big picture on space civilizations
156 PK Dick award nominated FAILED STATE by Christopher Brown
155 How Texas is a Stimulating Place for Writing SF, told by Christopher Brown
154 Christopher Brown loses twenty bucks to Hunter S Thompson
153 CliFi, SciFi, and Legal Thrillers, The Pillars of a Christopher Brown Novel
152 Christopher Brown’s Gonzo Lawyerly Science Fiction
151 Author M.R. Carey Reads from The Book of Kohli
150 M.R. Carey Plies his Talent between Comics and Novels
149 M.R. Carey tells us about writing The Girl with All the Gifts
148 M.R. Carey, author of The Girl With All The Gifts
147 Bill Preston’s Reading from HELPING THEM TAKE THE OLD MAN DOWN
146 How being a publishing science fiction writer affects how you teach English, plus a tip from George Saunders
145 Much ado about Genre, Ray Bradbury, and Early American Writers
144 Author and Educator Bill Preston talks Literary Science Fiction, Ray Bradbury, and Spock
143 Tiki Al’s brush with Mouse Jail
142 Props Master Al Zequeira reveals his Secrets to getting into the Props Biz
141 Tiki Al and the Goods and Bads of Shanghai
140 Tiki Al goes to Hollywood
139 From high school to Hollywood, Life of a Hollywood Props Master
138 Al Zequeira Hollywood Master of Props
137 Love is the Key Ingredient to the Survival of our Human Civilization
136 The Time and Location of Peak Civilization—Life initiated by Love then ends in Self Destruction
135 Civilization Self Destruction is the most Influential Parameter in Why there’s a Fermi Paradox
134 The Factors to Intelligent Life on Planets in the Milky Way
133 JPL scientist Jonathan Jiang Investigates the Fermi Paradox
132 Novelist Tom Doyle tells us about American Craftsman
131 Novelist Tom Doyle Reads from Space Opera BORDER CROSSER
E130 Novelist Tom Doyle describes the psychological foundation of his novel Border Crosser
129 Tom Doyle talks of Eris’s Borderline Personality Disorder
128 Space Opera that JG Ballard would have wanted, authored by Tom Doyle
127 There are those who write Short Stories and then there are Garrulous Bastards who write Novels
126 Virtual Science Fiction Conventions
125 Confessions of an Analog MAFIA Hitman, Bud Sparhawk
124 Bud Sparhawk on, Life of a Short Fiction Author
123 How RZ Held feels about writing Space Opera
122 RZ Held and Dungeon Scrawlers, a D&D Livestream with Literary Friends
121 RZ Held talks of Downshifting during COVID times
120 RZ Held reading from CLEAN INSTALL, a space opera novella
119 RZ Held’s Amsterdam Institute, a Space Opera Series
118 RZ Held’s Space Opera brings back Rome and France, but not exactly
117 Tim C Taylor on Why Understanding People is as Equally Important to Writing well as Writing
116 Tim C Taylor’s Human Legion
115 How Beer inspired Tim C Taylor’s The Human Legion
114 Tim C Taylor’s Military Space Opera Fusion
113 Valence, an Audio Drama
112 Wil Williams growing up with Science Fiction
111 SciFi Audio Dramas with Wil Williams
110 More Christian Slater and Will the Thrill
109 Vic Valentine: Space Cadet, by Will the Thrill Viharo
108 Slipstream and the Tiki Movement
107 Christian Slater and Will the Thrill Viharo
106 Will Viharo and the Launch of Thrillville
105 Solarification and Tips for Pampering your EV
104 Garden of Eatin’
103 Living Sustainably with David Silvan
102 Tim McDaniel’s Guaranteed System to Getting Published in Analog, or Is It?
101 Tim McDaniel, going from Peace Corps to Good Morning Vietnam, then to Science Fiction, and finally Jedi of Long Story Titles
100 Robert Heinlein told Tim McDaniel, Don’t Stop Writing
099 Why BlazeSky is a Game instead of a Book
098 BlazeSky Role-plays “Why no Aliens?”
097 Space Opera BlazeSky from Double Robot
096 Great Fiction for Covid times—the Writing Craft of Matheson’s I AM LEGEND
095 Great Fiction for Covid times—I AM LEGEND, the Author and his Works
094 Great Fiction for Covid times—I AM LEGEND, how the book ends
093 Great Fiction for Covid times—Matheson’s I AM LEGEND
092 Necropolis PD, Steampunk Peridot Series, and Military SF from Parvus Press
091 PoliSci SciFi, IF THIS GOES ON, from Parvus Press
090 Parvus Press talks about the Book Publishing Biz
089 Parvus Press Science Fiction and Fantasy
088 RPGs, Lost in Space, and BSG
087 Katharine’s Literary SciFi Reads, Minority Cultures, and Privilege
086 Growing up Episcopalian with Star Trek The Next Generation
085 Director Guy and what it’s like to release a 15-month project
084 Creation and selling Director Guy, with Edward Gauthier
083 Star Trek Discovery, with Ian Thomas Malone
082 Growing up with Star Trek
081 Deep Space 9, Lithuania, and Serialized versus Episodic
080 Trans Novelist Talks on Equality in Star Trek and Mr. Rodgers
079 Star Trek Voyager’s doctor, AI, and Morgan Freeman with Ian Thomas Malone
078 Savvy Rotten Tomatoes (approved) Critic Discourses on Trek and Discovery
077 Best Selling author Roy Huff on Time Travel, Space Opera, and Everville
076 Best Selling Author Roy Huff’s Think Smart Not Hard
075 Best Selling Author Roy Huff’s Outlining Process
074 Inside the mind of novelist Roy Huff
073 How a Geek finds a Niche growing up in the South, Roy Huff
072 Roy Huff, Meteorologist and Author
071 The Architect who writes Literary SciFi, Chip Houser
070 Literary Science Fiction with Chip Houser
069 Fiction that Hugo Award winner Will McIntosh is cooking up in his Writer’s Room
068 Hugo Award winning author Will McIntosh talks about Tough Revisions
067 Hugo Award Winner or just a Nominee?, Will McIntosh
066 Hugo Award Winning author William McIntosh
065 Dark Mirror and Greek Tragedy Tropes with Maggie MacAlpine