
Science Fiction, Fantasy and Historical. Movies, television, theatre, events, books, comics, humans, toys, Things, mathoms and oojahs! Rob Jan with Megan McKeough. The intro and outro theme is Soft Illusion and was generously provided by Andras. andras.bandcamp.com/track/soft-illusion
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 426 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

As is our annual tradition (since 1994), we scry the screen of the 2026 Melbourne International Film Festival with the Zero-G Genre Filter. See Zero-G's Facebook page for written film pick lists. www.facebook.com/ZeroGRadio/
We bravely wade out into Season 1 of the comedy/horror series WIDOW'S BAY (APPLE +) and shout "Booray! Ollywood" with Pierre Coffin and Kyle Balda's new entry in the DESPICABLE ME/MINIONS saga MINIONS & MONSTERS! (IN CINEMAS)
We listen to Matt Dinniman's audiobook DUNGEON CRAWLER CARL (Also in print as an ACE BOOK, from PENGUIN), and seek "Truth, Justice, Whatever" with Director Craig Gillespie's new D.C.U movie, SUPERGIRL.
We go sailing some more through three decades of the TOY STORY toy box, with a googly eye to Director Andrew Stanton's newest entry in the saga, TOY STORY 5, now before us in cinemas.
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Um yeah this is probably not for everyone. It's usually an all over the place thing that tries occasionally meet a common theme over one to two hours. And like all other podcasts based on a radio broadcast, the music which makes it interesting has been edited out, explaining the variable play lengths of what's available.
So that mean the better 'podcast episodes' are the ones which deal with interviews. Something that is not going to be a regular occurrence, due to the difficulty of getting acc... more
I'm cancelling this podcast, mainly because I expected more out of it that a glorified TV guide. Some of the Show reviews, to me at least, arn't even SciFi. Perhaps the Radio show is different to the Podcast?
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A blended discussion show that covers sci‑fi, fantasy, and historical media across film, TV, books, stage, and related pop culture. Episodes frequently rotate between in‑depth analysis of genre works, production design, storytelling craft, and cultural resonance, with a steady emphasis on horror, space, and speculative fiction tropes. Hosts trade banter, share personal nerdy anecdotes, and bring in guest contributors to illuminate craft, history, and worldbuilding. Notable strengths include a knack for connecting disparate media through thematic threads, thoughtful commentary on budgetary constraints and production design, and a lively, accessible style that appeals to genre fans and industry pros alike. A few unique notes: the show often s... more
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2. Sylvia Soska
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