It is London, 1885 — an alternate history, where the computer age has come 150 years early. In this world of airships, automatons, and computational engines, a family of Victorian science geniuses match wits and weapons against a criminal mastermind for the fate of the Empire.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | Science FictionComedyFiction | ||||
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Saki's wicked tale of what happens when a beloved feline is gifted the power of speech--much to the dismay of all the members of a weekend gathering at a country house.
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"What is a ghost?" asks this exquisite and little-known story by Virginia Woolf. In a few short pages, Woolf creates a comic, thoughtful, yet ultimately disturbing portrait of the woman always on the outskirts of the party, the ever-present but unkno... more
We turn again to our favorite Stacks writer, Saki, for this deliciously subversive tale of a unconventional fable shared with some rambunctious children on a train ride.
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The great French writer Maupassant is the author of this charming tale recounting an afternoon of idle gossip between two ladies of leisure, and of a mistress/servant relationship that goes quite wrong.
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We begin this special series of readings from great Victorian and Edwardian authors with two very early stories by poet, playwright and fantasist Lord Dunsany.
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The Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale “The Snowman” tells the melancholy story of a snowman’s ill-suited romance with a kitchen stove. Read by special BRASS Stacks guest Billie Wildrick in a co-production with Utter Love audio experiences. (And than... more
William Dean Howell’s 1892 story about a little girl who wished it could be Christmas every day has an interesting moral or two for adults as well.
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Professor Challenger meets an inventor whose creation may prove so catastrophic as to imperil the entire British Empire, in this classic short story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Read by acclaimed voice actor Larry Albert.
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- Delightful steam punk fiction
Seasons 1 through 4 are one story about the Brasses. I loved it! Season 5 is a stand alone story, also very nice. Season 6 and 7 are shorts and although still very nice, not as gripping as previous seasons. Also some of the episodes are in the wrong order or season, which is confusing. All in all a very good podcast. I hope the story of the Brasses will continue with full story seasons!
Apple Podcasts5444&@
Belgium2 years ago - I’m addicted!!
Best story line ever!!
Apple Podcasts5Blue Eyed Farm Girl from Cali
United States3 years ago - Best pod
Great story line, awesome characters, super sound effects. Master podcast example. Love it thanks
Apple Podcasts5dhk81United States3 years ago - Excruciating accents
The story is not bad, if a little derivative, but the accents and some of the acting is truly excruciating.
Apple Podcasts2pipthehermit
United Kingdom3 years ago - Missives!
They’ve been great and wonderful extension for the World of BRASS!
Apple Podcasts5Shredder AKUnited States4 years ago Fun alt-history with a sense of humor and derring-do. Recommended!
Podchaser54 years agoBattlegroundOriginal, fun and unexpected. A great show for anyone who enjoys Victorian derring-do.
Podcast Addict54 years agoBaron B.this podcast was really cool! I liked the whole steampunk world they created and how they made a setting so like our own late 19th century yet so different. I also enjoyed how during some conversations, one person was mostly in one ear and the other person would be in the other ear, making it feel like a conversation (so I’d recommend listening with both earbuds)! Additionally, having fiction characters and real people in the same story was certainly interesting. I was looking for a good steampu... more
Podchaser5 years agoEllie- Glorious!!
I’m so sad it’s over 😓
Please bring more seasons!
Apple Podcasts5princess purple1United States5 years ago - Victorian Love
I started to listen to this pod series a few weeks ago. I’m now on the episodes from 2018.
I LOVE IT!
I listen to a few story telling podcast and really enjoy using my imagination as if these episodes are being performed right before my eyes.
Don’t change your formula and keep up the great work!
Apple Podcasts5Ebony MariUnited States6 years ago - So fun
Entertaining. Funny. Different. I love it
Apple Podcasts5KailbillUnited States7 years ago - Brass
If you are a fan of Jules Verne you are going to love Brass. Entertaining with wit and high drama, Brass is well written and produced offering up grand adventure and an enjoyable voyage into Victorian lore.
Apple Podcasts5prothonotary warblerUnited States7 years ago - I am transported!
Intrigue, heroes, villians and steampunk! A unique adventure filled with wit and charm. A must listen.
Apple Podcasts5MDR_iTunesUnited States7 years ago - Steampunk fun
Really fun podcast with well-written heroes and villains!
Apple Podcasts5Kathstiel
Australia8 years ago - Great fun serial
Appealing to fans of steam-punk and old style radio alike, this series improves the more it progresses. The characters are fun, the adventures suitably over the top, and the tone entertaining. The cast are enjoying themselves immensely and it shows. The sense of fun is infectious and the writing has great energy. All in all, it's wonderfully silly fun.
Apple Podcasts4Craig RobothamAustralia8 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #192 | United States/Fiction/Science Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #225 |  Canada/Fiction/Science Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #201 |  Italy/Fiction/Science Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #232 | Australia/Fiction/Science Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #19 |  New Zealand/Fiction/Science Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #61 | New Zealand/Fiction |
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