
A monthly podcast featuring selected material from Uncanny Magazine, including fiction, poetry, and interviews.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 147 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||

Editor's Intro: Michael Damian Thomas Short Fiction: "Horse Boy" by Natalia Theodoridou, as read by Matt Peters Poetry: "Huangdi" by Kailee Pedersen, as read by Erika Ensign
Essay: "Being a Brief History of It's Storytime with Wil Wheaton" by Wil W... more
Editor's Intro: Michael Damian Thomas Short Fiction: "The Cinema of Babel" by Sam J. Miller, as read by Matt Peters Poetry: "I called the swan down" by Laura Cranehill, as read by Erika Ensign
Interview: Michael Damian Thomas interviews Sam J. Mill... more
Editor's Intro: Michael Damian Thomas Short Fiction: "Leavetaking" by Tia Tashiro, as read by Erika Ensign Poetry: "Instructions for Becoming Fire" by Chisomaga Umenyi, as read by Matt Peters
Interview: and Michael Damian Thomas interviewing Tia Ta... more
Editor's Intro: Michael Damian Thomas Short Fiction: "Immigrant Girl from the End of the World" by Hannah Yang, as read by Erika Ensign Poetry: "Quorum" by Ceridwen Hall, as read by Matt Peters
Interview: Michael Damian Thomas Interviews Hannah Yan... more
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The host just doesn’t work for me. I tend to skip his intro where he says space unicorns a million times and I also skip the interviews cuz they’re just not very interesting.
The stories themselves are pretty good although some really aren’t suited for audio format.
Wonderful story telling
Unforgettable stories found here from thoughtful, incisive curators of the best in speculative fiction.
I tried the first 10 episodes, and none of the stories really impressed me. Most of the stories are about relationships, not ideas, and several episodes seemed to be about processing relationship trauma. This an interesting subgenre of speculative fiction but is not fun for me. I ended up unsubscribing.
Hopeful, beautiful, and curated with love - fine fiction and poetry piped straight into your space unicorn space helmet.
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This show features short fiction, poetry, and author interviews drawn from a literary magazine focused on speculative fiction. Episodes often pair a reading with in-depth conversations about craft, inspiration, and world-building, plus lightweight notes on awards and publishing. Noteworthy is how the hosts blend literary analysis, personal storytelling, and community behind indie publishing, with occasional readings by poets and cross-media references that shape a cohesive, craft-forward listening experience.
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Recent guests on Uncanny Magazine Podcast include:
1. Natalia Theodoridou
2. Kailee Pedersen
3. Wil Wheaton
4. Sam J. Miller
5. Tia Tashiro
6. Chisomaga Umenyi
7. Hannah Yang
8. Ceridwen Hall
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