
The Lost Sci-Fi Podcast restores and narrates forgotten and underrated vintage science fiction short stories spanning from the 1700s through the mid-1960s. Each episode features a professionally narrated classic drawn from pioneering speculative fiction and the magazine era that shaped modern science fiction. Released several times a week, the podcast explores timeless ideas—alien encounters, arti... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 601 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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A desperate war rages between sky-borne colonists and unseen creatures that rule the stone beneath their feet. One accidental visitor from another age may decide whether an alien civilization survives or is erased from history. Against the Stone Beas... more
A fortune stands just out of reach, and one beautifully crafted Martian necklace seems capable of removing the only person standing in the way. But a perfect murder requires more than the perfect weapon when someone else knows exactly what that neckl... more
Captain Hannah has found people who can reshape a spaceship with their minds, but their astonishing powers come with the judgment of ordinary kids. When a helpful teenager starts “giffling” with the Delta Crucis, Hannah realizes that getting home may... more
A brilliant scientist creates a mechanical mind capable of reasoning beyond its maker, then discovers it has begun building for itself. When towering machines march against entire cities, one man must find a way to destroy an intelligence that can ou... more
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A great selection of classic SF stories, beautifully narrated by Mr Miller. Keep up the good work.
Sir you have a great voice and absolutely devoured this stories. I am sorry to hear about your loss I just lost my mother on the 1st with Dolly and Tim, condolences. I do like to think that there might have been a chance that my mother read some of these when they where released. But she was more of a huge fan of Agatha Christie. I can distinctly remember watching every episode of the great Hercule Poirot.
So glad I found this podcast! Fills my days on the farm with so much enjoyment. I especially enjoy stories that feature characters that common country folk that navigate the super natural.
Scott, I think I speak for the vast majority of your audience when I say our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. I’ve been down this very road and I know firsthand how rough it is. It may be difficult to see it right now, but with time, the pain becomes more bearable.
Take the time you need. We’ll be here, and we look forward to seeing you back when you’re ready. You’ll always have your audience ready and waiting for you my friend.
Ken
This is my third time reviewing this podcast. 5 stars each time. The supply of good stories seems endless. The narration keeps improving even though I loved it from the beginning. I simply cannot wait for each episode to load.
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A nostalgic anthology podcast that restores and professionally narrates forgotten vintage science fiction short stories, spanning from earlier speculative fiction through the mid‑20th century. Across episodes, listeners are treated to time travel, alien contact, space opera, and ethical quandaries, all delivered with strong vocal performances and high production quality. The show leans into historic authors and classic pulp-era tales, offering a curated entry point for those drawn to early sci‑fi ideas and the lore of vintage magazines. A standout is the consistent, immersive narration that makes long-forgotten stories feel immediate, paired with occasional host commentary that provides context without overpowering the tale.
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The Lost Sci-Fi Podcast launched 5 years ago and published 601 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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