
A curated selection of Golden Age sci-fi by some of the genre’s best writers, from Ray Bradbury to Arthur C. Clarke, as well as classic serialized radio programs. joshuajames.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Science FictionFictionArtsBooks | ||||

A group of escapees on a prison world aptly named Hell determine to make a home in the only livable valley on the planet.
A straightforward prison-escape story with an ironic twist that I didn't see coming at all. The incidental background music pl... more
Groundhog Day meets The Truman Show meets The Matrix is a description that may give some indication of this episode's mind-bending plot. What the story shares in common with all these examples is that it raises the question of what is reality. As suc... more
This is one of a handful of Mind Webs versions where Michael Hansen is joined by a guest narrator, in this case Carol Collin, and it really adds something to this classic story.
A nursery in a fully automated house allows its owners’ children to cre... more
A man wakes up one morning to discover that a strange machine has mysteriously appeared in his room, which turns out be a 'Utilizer', a device from the future that is capable of granting his every wish. Based on a short story first published in Galax... more
Giant corporations rule the world and sponsor teams for a lethal professional sport called Roller Ball. This story was published in Esquire and was later dramatized in the film Rollerball (1975).
Mind Webs was a 1970's series out of WHA Radio in Wis... more
First Contact by Murray Leinster
When human beings make first contact with an alien species in deep space, the encounter soon becomes a stalemate, with neither captain of their respective spaceships willing to depart the area for fear of leading the... more
The pilot of an 'Emergency Dispatch Ship' delivering vital medical supplies to a colony world in urgent need of them to treat a potentially fatal sickness discovers that he has a stowaway on board. Based on a short story, 'The Cold Equations', first ... more
"Desertion", written by Clifford D. Simak in 1944, follows the story of an army commander and his dog. The story is set on Jupiter, where a military commander, Harold Fowler, has been losing men in his attempt to colonize the planet. The reason is bo... more
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