ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Features discussions with SFFaudio.com contributors, cool podcasters, bloggers and scholars, conversations with people writing books, audiobooks, audio drama and comics. The episodes designated "READALONG" are in-depth conversations about one audiobook (or book). Episodes tagged "TOPIC" feature a focused discussion of a narrow subject in SFF. We also occasionally present an unabridged AUDIOBOOK as an episode.
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Average audio length:
178 minutes
English
Canada
911 episodes
since Sept. 1, 2008
episodic
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Jesse and Alex (Pulpcovers) talk about Planet Of Adventure by Jack Vance
Talked about on today’s show:
4 novels, between 1964, what did you think of this book, scanscope, waggling my fingers, “interesting”, three things that come up endlessly in these 4 books, Adam Reith and …
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
The SFFaudio Podcast #913 – The Turn Of The Screw by Henry James, read by Sandra Cullen.
The Turn Of The Screw was first published in Collier’s Weekly, January 27 to April 16, 1898.
This UNABRIDGED AUDIOBOOK (4 hours 51 minutes) comes to us courtesy of LibriVox.org
Our discussion…
Jesse and Scott talk about Spacemen Lost by George O. Smith
Talked about on today’s show:
aka Lost In Space, the same book, Virgil Finlay art, our heroine in a space-bathing suit, castaways, survivors, our third George O. Smith, a drug in it, go save my girlfriend, plot points, set in th…
The SFFaudio Podcast #913 – Spacemen Lost by George O. Smith, read by Mark Nelson.
Spacemen Lost was first published as in Startling Stories, Fall 1954
This UNABRIDGED AUDIOBOOK (3 hours 53 minutes) comes to us courtesy of LibriVox.org
The next SFFaudio Podcast will feature our discuss…
Jesse and Misha Burnett talk about The Green Eagle Score by Richard Stark
Talked about on today’s show:
happy birthday, Westlake/Stark, so good, Indianapolis, a guy named Stan Deavers, not an officer, in the airforce, upstate New York, flee the scene, at the end, Handy McKay, Presque Isl…
Jesse and J. Daniel Sawyer talk about The Cat Who Walks Through Walls by Robert A. Heinlein
Talked about on today’s show:
A Comedy Of Manners, walking the earth, a goodbye to everybody, 14 hours into the 16 hour audiobook, throwing it across the room, the abridged version, read by Robert…
The SFFaudio Podcast #910 – “Hellcats Of The White House” by Paul K. Willis – this satire of the then current politics was first broadcast on CBC Radio, Tuesday, December 22, 1987.
There’s a crisis on Wall Street!
U.S. oil supplies have been cut off!
Alan Greensp…
Jesse, Maissa Bessada, and Alex (Pulpcovers) talk about A Murder In Hollywood by Michael Crichton
Talked about on today’s show:
a 2026 novel, Michael Crichton, evocative, the narrator, Ray Porter, sorta simple, which detective he’s modelling, a theory, Hercule Poirot, Sherlock Holm…
The SFFaudio Podcast #908 – The People Of The Black Coast by Robert E. Howard (28 minutes) read by Connor Kaye and Stragella by Hugh B. Cave (1 hour 15 minutes) read by Mike Vendetti, followed by a discussion. Participants in the discussion include Jesse and Alex (Pulpcovers)
Talked about on t…
Jesse and Scott Danielson talk about Highways In Hiding by George O. Smith
Talked about on today’s show:
Space Plague, the Spanish title: Caminos Occultos, 1956, 1955 for the serialization, a 70s vibe, the previous book was more 50s, the way the space drive worked, a road book, a plague …
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