
Brainwashing myself into loving science fiction, one book at a time.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 217 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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"Volume's not really that important. It's the size of the room and the relationship of the sound to the enclosure it's in that makes a difference." - Neil Young
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"Never stopped to wonder why then I saw black and my face splashed in the sky" - Neil Young, Powerfinger
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Have never even bothered looking for another one after hearing this
Good podcast good criticism, good god!
I feel that Sean McTiernan, the host of this podcast, is a witty and insightful critic who does a lot of thoughtful research so even with books I've read before (not many) he reveals new insights and ways of reading them. Recommended highly
…someone finally talks about Tanith Lee!
(Oh and also a ton of other way too deep dives.)
SFUltra is the kind of show that doesn’t review books that you could think “yeah I could write that”, but blasts you with the stuff of stars that revels in your insignificance in the Universe.
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A sharp, thoughtful show that dives deep into science fiction and thriller media, blending rigorous analysis with personal storytelling. Episodes explore genre classics, obscure works, and the craft of criticism—often pairing films, books, or comics with broader cultural and thematic contexts. The host duo brings a mix of erudition and irreverence, delivering long-form, opinionated takes that reward listeners who want more than surface-level reviews. Notable strengths include tightly argued ideas, fearless explorations of problematic authors or works, and a penchant for connecting genre to broader ideas about art, culture, and history. Listeners willing to engage with dense, well-researched discourse and enthusiastic recommendations will li... more
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