The third Arbiter Chronicles novel (and accompanying full-cast audiobook) is almost here! Here's a brief sample from the novel, and information about our Kickstarter Campaign and how you can help make the next Arbiters project a reality.
Sacrifice Play Sample by Steven H. Wilson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.prometheusradiotheatre.com.
Isaac Geary faces off against the authorities, and reveals the true nature of the mysterious planet Rentasa.
"Lightless Dawn", "Ossuary 5 - Rest", "Phantom from Space", "Rumination" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Water to Share by Phil Giunta is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.firebringerpress.com.
Part Two of Phil Giunta's SF thriller from SOMEWHERE IN THE MIDDLE OF ETERNITY.
Whom do you trust? If you're Sandor, the answer is "pretty much no one."
Water to Share by Phil Giunta is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.firebringerpress.com.
"Dangerous", "Lightless Dawn", "Long Note Four", "Long note One", "Phantom from Space" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
A selection from Somewhere in the Middle of Eternity, written and read by Phil Giunta.
A stolen police cruiser operated by a ragtag crew crashes on a desert planet.
For more information on this anthology, please visit Firebringer Press.
Water to Share by Phil Giunta is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.firebringerpress.com.
"Dangerous", "Despair and Triumph", "Lightless Dawn", "Phantom from Space", "The Escalation" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
The Cattail Country Store is once again open for business. Of course, it’s only open when someone needs it to be, and that means someone’s in trouble. This time, it’s two girls named Sarah and Liz who wander inexplicably in from the swamps of Louisiana, and possibly from the pages of history.
The Cattail Country Store: Spanish Moss by Stuart S. Roth & Steven H. Wilson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Includes these sounds from the Freesound Project:
"guillotine1" by Smidoid - http://freesound.org/people/smidoid/
"Chairs dragging across stone floor" by Dbspin - http://freesound.org/people/dbspin
Terry, Kevin and Lydia have their final confrontation with Javik.
Of All the Animals - A Tale from the Arbiter Chronicles - Part Four by Steven H. Wilson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.stevenhwilson.com.
Includes these sounds from the Freesound Project:
"Punches on Bag" by DJDust - http://freesound.org/people/DjDust
"22 rifle 1 shot distant" by Tito LaHaye - http://freesound.org/people/Tito Lahaye
"Grunt_001" by JoelAudio - http://freesound.org/people/JoelAudio/
Terry and Lydia are offered a chance to leave Terra... if they leave Kevin behind.
Of All The Animals - A Tale from the Arbiter Chronicles - Part Three of Four by Steven H. Wilson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.stevenhwilson.com.
In a flashback to Metcalfe and Carson's teen years, a Confederate officer named Javik arrives and saves Terry's life. But Kevin doesn't trust Javik.
Of All the Animals by Steven H. Wilson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.stevenhwilson.com.
Vic's five-year-old son, Jimmy, is about to be killed so others can live. Three mysterious strangers arrive to help... There names are Metcalfe, Aer'La and Carson.
Of All the Animals by Steven H. Wilson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at www.prometheusradiotheatre.com.
The mystery of Claudia's uncle turns deadly.
Photos from the Attic by Phil Giunta is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.firebringerpress.com.
When Uncle Rawley died, it fell to Claudia to clean out his house. Little did she know that photos found in the attic would have a profound (and sinister?) impact on the lives of everyone she loved.
Photos from the Attic by Phil Giunta is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.firebringerpress.com.
Written and read by Steven H. Wilson
Continuing the tail of a railroad family in a future dystopia. Young Tracks must race against time to save his family from a saboteur even as his friend Billy is sentenced to die by hanging.
Making Tracks - Part Two of Two by Steven H. Wilson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.stevenhwilson.com.
Written & Read by Steven H. Wilson
Tracks is 13 years old and lives on a train--the only safe place to live in a future where to stand still is to die.
Single-voice read with music and sound effects
Making Tracks by Steven H. Wilson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.prometheusradiotheatre.com.
A selection from Somewhere in the Middle of Eternity, written and read by Steven H. Wilson.
Johnny learns not to fear the dark...
For more information on this anthology, please visit Firebringer Press.
Don't Go in the Barn, Johnny by Steven H. Wilson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.firebringerpress.com.
A selection from Somewhere in the Middle of Eternity, written and read by Phil Giunta. Mona never wanted anyone to fuss over here, but eternity has a way of delivering the things we need.
For more information on this anthology, please visit Firebringer Press.
Also mentioned in the show is Steve's blog entry on our live performance at Balticon, "My Fan... Lady?"
Don't Go Fussin' Over Me by Phil Giunta is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.firebringerpress.com.
An average American teen has learned that he is Samael, the Angel of Death. This chronicles his first assignment. Flash fiction, single-voice-read with music and sound effects. Written and read by Steven H. Wilson
Music by Kevin MacLeod, used with permission.
Some sounds courtesy of the Free Sound Project - http://www.freesound.org.
Call Me Sam by Steven H. Wilson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.philgiunta.com/free-fiction/call-me-sam-by-steven-h-wilson/.
Recorded live at Farpoint 2015, this parody of the classic The Maltese Falcon sends Detective Tim Tuvok on a quest for a priceless statue of a Vulcan, and pits him against a deranged Ferengi a la Peter Lorre, and, of course, Sidney Greenstreet as THE SHAT MAN.
CAST:
William Keeley - Renfied
CB Demille - Paul Balze
Jimmy Stewart - Christian Wilson
Tuvok - Tim Russ
Miss Janeway - Heather Mikkelsen
Tom Paris - Steven H. Wilson
Cairo - Ethan Wilson
Katherine Hepburn - June Swords
Chakotay - Chris Carothers
The Shat Man - Lance Woods
Foley & Effects - Greg Woods
Producer - Cindy Woods
Written & Directed by Steven H. Wilson
One of our wonderful fans caught most of this on video! Check it out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukUoT9VikWk
The Maltese Vulcan by Prometheus Radio Theatre is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Introducing a new series of supernatural tales, The Cattail Country Store. Gus is the storekeeper, and he wants you to know you're welcome, anytime you need, well, anything.
Prefer to read, rather than listen? The test of this story is available online.
Recorded live at Farpoint 2014, this is the latest episode in our sitcom about four evil geniuses sharing a rundown house. This time, the Reverend Crompton comes a-visiting to investigate vampire Stella's claim that she once dated Jesus of Nazareth.
CAST
Stella - Cindy Woods
Heinrich - John Scheeler
Corky - Ethan H. Wilson
Golth - Steven H. Wilson
The Reverend - Melisssa McBride
Written by Ethan H. Wilson with Steven H. Wilson
Foley by Greg Woods and June Swords
Technical Support by Conventional Magic
Music by Kevin MacLeod.
Waste of Space theme song composed and performed by John Scheeler, with lyrics by Steven H. Wilson
"Man to Man" - A Flash Fiction Story written and read by Phil Giunta
It's time for a little talk with Jared about his wife...
With music by Kevin MacLeod and sound effects courtesy of the Free Sound Project.
Also some updates on upcoming Prometheus shows with director Steven H. Wilson, and a brief tribute to the late, great Harve Bennett. Our 2007 interview with Harve can be found here.
The text of "Man to Man" is available at Phil Giunta's blog.
Welcome back to Lance Woods's SuperHuman Times! In this episode, intrepid reported Kevin Dunbar investigates the mysterious events surrounding the disappearance of a super-powered med student from his boss's past. Along the way, he learns about the history of The SuperHuman Times.
CAST:
Kevin Dunbar - Ian Bonds
Grogan - Lew Aide
Wilkins - Steven H. Wilson
Dean Merriman - Paul Balze
Nate - Ethan Wilson
McKenna - Renfield
Narrator - June Swords
Live from Farpoint 2014, we parody AMC's The Walking Dead with a riff on the classic film Casablanca.
Stars Chris Carothers, Paul Balze, John Van Blarcom, Heather Mikkelsen, Steven H. Wilson, Cindy Shockey, Lance Woods, June Swords, Christian Wilson
Foley by Cindy Woods and Greg Woods. FX Support by Diane Sahar
Technical Support by Conventional Magic and Impossible Productions
Miranda and Colin finally speak about his depression and suicide. Colin asks her to move on with her life and Miranda finds closure.
Pancakes
After a night in the hospital, Miranda is visited in her hotel room by a grateful Adam Vernon. Meanwhile, romance sparks between Amy and Eddie.
Last Dance
Jeff Vernon battles his wife to stop her from murdering Matt. Meanwhile, the Vernon girls lead Miranda to Adam. She persuades him to come back with her and help convince his mother to leave the Meade family in peace. Before crossing over, Nancy claims a final victim.
A Child for a Child
Possessed by Nancy Vernon, April Meade leads Miranda on a near fatal chase into traffic. Leaving April, Nancy attacks Robert, then goes after Matt. Colin appears to Miranda and urges her to fight for the boy who would otherwise die alone.
Last on the List
Desperate for answers, Denny calls Miranda to Gray’s house to test her abilities. The Vernon girls tip off Miranda as to their mother’s final victim.
Last Stand
Leland and Elias betray Hagen. Leland and Lori Switzer end up on the same doomed flight and Elias meets a fitting end at the hands of Nancy Vernon.
No Good Deed…
With Detective Teelko’s help, the team rescues Ginny. Denny takes her under his wing and warns Miranda to stay away, despite Ginny’s protests.
Ginny
Nancy possesses Frank’s daughter and nearly sends her plummeting to her death from the roof of her apartment complex.
Blood & Water
Miranda, Eddie, and Amy track down Frank’s daughter. Lori Switzer begins to feel the Vernon ghosts closing in on her. Eddie experiences an embarrassing false alarm at Tammy’s house while Elias Gray has a bloody encounter with Nancy.
Suspicions Raised
Detective Denny Teelko is called to a cornfield beside Elias Gray’s house to identify the body of his best friend, Frank Knedlhans. Miranda and her team meet with Elias to reveal the results of their investigation and Miranda confronts the ghost of Nancy Vernon.
Prometheus Director Steven H. Wilson shares a reading from his weekly blog at stevenhwilson.com, which includes some announcements about upcoming episodes of the podcast (good news, really!) and some ranting and raving about the state of life in general, plus plugs for quite a few publishing ventures you can support to help support Prometheus, including:
THE ARBITER LOGS eBooks:
And ReDeus:
Divine Tales
Victims
Jeff Vernon visits Miranda in the middle of yet another dream about her brother’s death. He shows her his side of the story and the reasons that drove him to madness. Before leaving her, Jeff asks for her help to find his son, Adam.
The Fate of the Vernons
During the investigation of Elias Gray’s house, Miranda falls into a trance and witnesses the grim fate of the Vernon family.
The House That Elias Built
Amy visits the Lancaster Historical Society to interview Frank Knedlhans about the Vernon family. Miranda calls Marc in to assist with the investigation at Gray’s house. That evening, Miranda and her team end up at the same restaurant as Frank and his daughter, Ginny. Frank’s suspicion over Elias Gray deepens and he decides to act.
Dreams and Encounters
Following a morbid nightmare, Elias Gray is attacked in his home by an unseen entity. Thanks to Matt’s clairvoyance, Tammy becomes Gray’s guardian angel and arranges for Miranda and her team to investigate his home.
Broken Families
Matt’s parents are appalled to learn what has happened to their son. Meanwhile, Amy and Eddie uncover the identities of the ghosts and Miranda reminisces about her brother’s first suicide attempt nearly 25 years ago.
Just In Time
Miranda, Amy and Eddie arrive at Tammy’s house in Lancaster, PA. Matt predicts the death of a young girl and Miranda has a painful encounter with one of the murderous spirits.
Strange Happenings
Miranda receives a disturbing distress call from Tammy followed by a warning from her late father. At dinner with police detective Denny Teelko, retired newspaper reporter Frank Knedlhans conveys his suspicions about Elias Gray.
The Boy and the House
Pediatric oncologist Tammy Schell becomes unsettled when a terminally ill patient begins predicting suicides and seeing ghosts. Meanwhile, art dealer Elias Gray settles into his new home…and strange things begin to happen.
Beginning a new single-voice read of By Your Side, a paranormal mystery by Phil Giunta, read by the author.
Miranda Lorensen is a psychic and a paranormal investigator. In the opening chapter, while investigating the possible haunting of a zoo, she senses that her deceased brother may be trying to get a message to her.
Dunbar makes his report to Grogan & Morales, and they make him an unexpected offer. Then a dream comes true for Dunbar – but will he get his dream girl with it?
Reunions & recoveries.
Dunbar & Rei sample Heroic Park’s newest attraction: Chase the Killer Without Getting Killed!
“Jegahim!”
Dunbar gets to see “Mission Control,” where he and Pēnqì use a bathroom – and may regret it.
Dunbar, Rei, and Nataliya dig for a clue beneath Superstition Mountain.
Windham shares some need-to-know information, while Nataliya steps up the rhythm of the chase.
Just a quick rundown of what's going on in the world of Prometheus. As promised, some links of interest:
- Please buy a copy of the new Arbiter Chronicles novella, Mutiny Springs Eternal, on June 5th at Amazon.
- Send questions / comments about Unfriendly Persuasion to steve@prometheusradiotheatre.com, for the QA show.
- ReDeus volume 2 - Beyond Borders is out, with stories by Steven H. Wilson and Phil Giunta, plus some of the top talents in the comic book and fantasy industry!
The remarkable Pekingese Pēnqì puts her super-sniffer to work and tracks down … nobody.
Metcalfe bids Elspeth goodbye. The Arbiters contemplate their future, and worry over the new power in their midst. Sestus and Carson make decisions about the future. And Fournier makes ominous recommendations to his bosses.
This concludes the reading of Unfriendly Persuasion. We hope you've enjoyed this latest Arbiters adventure. If you'd like a paper or eBook copy, here are some links for getting one. From these you can also share your comments with other readers and iisteners, and we hope you'll do so!
Rei enters the lion’s den … and decides to join the lions.
It all comes down to this: What do you do with a homicidal, all-powerful machine?
Rei and Faraz take off in high-speed airborne pursuit of a person of interest, with unexpected results.
Eleusis uses Sestus, Carson and Elspeth in a mad experiment to control Metcalfe.
“Vicente jumped off the mountain!”
Into the cave to learn the mysteries of Eleusis.
Moreta reveals the cause of death, and Nataliya reveals her hidden agenda. And the police show up. And the media.
"Everyone's about to die." Didn't Carson say that a few chapters back? Well, yep... this time pretty much everything goes to hell.
From the Farpoint 2013 Opening Ceremonies, here's our parody of Aliens in the style of a Katherine Hepburn screwball comedy.
Cast:
Cecil B. DeMille - Paul Balze
Voice / Hicks / Spencer Tracy - Steven H. Wilson
Burke / Peter Lorre - Rob Paulsen
Ripley / Katherine Hepburn - June Swords
Lionel Barrymore - John Billingsley
Apone / Bing Crosby - Ethan Wilson
Hudson / Jimmy Stewart - Lee Arenberg
Bishop - Lance Woods
Newt / Shirley Temple - Felicia Day
The Queen / Greta Garbo - Bonita Friedericy
Music by Kevin MacLeod, used with permission
Foley by Cindy Woods and Greg Woods
Technical Support by Conventional Magic
Written and Directed by Steven H. Wilson
An original audio drama by TA Chafin, recorded at Farpoint 2013.
CAST
Clementine / CJ - Cindy Shockey
Spencer - Lee Arenberg
Doc - Renfield
Lt - Chris Carothers
Mary / Karen - Cindy Woods
Directed by Steven H. Wilson
Foley by Cindy Woods, Greg Woods
Music by Kevin MacLeod
Onsite Support by Conventional Magic
Meet Faraz Rastinpour.
Nataliya interrogates Jakey’s roommate while a remarkable Pekingese joins the investigation.
Carson, Cernaq and Aer'La confront Admiral Fournier; Kaya has an unexpected daydream featuring Metcalfe; Faulkner devises a plan to defeat Ustenar.
"One of our Teammates has died..."
Admiral Fournier decides to strike against the planet Eleusis. Aer'La makes a fateful choice. Carson remembers the last time Metcalfe's life was on the line.
Dunbar & Rei get reacquainted only to say goodbye. Maybe.
Sestus finds himself squaring off against Metcalfe and the Qraitians as Kaya and Faulkner face execution as spies.
Dunbar rides into battle, but will stout heart win lady fair?
The Qraitians, the Family and the Confederacy square off for a showdown in space.
Superstition Mountain: The Talons of the Eagleman!
Aer'La visits Cernaq in the brig, Atal decides to disgregard his orders, Fournier moves against the people of Eleusis, and the Qraitians make a stand.
Dunbar follows the paths into the Park and gets taken for a ride.
Dunbar enjoys a reunion with an old friend.
The stress of the mission finally catches up with Aer'la; Icarus confronts Daedalus; Metcalfe learns more about the history of the Eleusis colony; Cernaq refuses to assist Darby in interrogating a civilian.
Dunbar indulges in a nostalgic moment and is confronted by a face from his past.
Kaya and Faulkner discover the power of Eleusis. Carson and Sestus bid each other an angry farewell. Metcalfe and Daedalus explore a city of the dead.
How DO you give someone super-powers? More important, how do you take them away again when you need to?
Aer'La begins to be uncomfortable with Titan's new security restrictions. Ustenar become suspicious of Kaya, and makes surprising accusations. Metcalfe learns the identity of the Qraitian spy among the family. Sestus receives new orders.
Kevin Dunbar comes home... sort of.
You can win a free copy of Heroic Park! Sign up at http://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/show/32864-heroic-park
Metcalfe confronts the Thing in the Cave. Carson regrets a drunken evening.
Preview of "The Year Without a Santa Claus" by William Leisner from ReDeus: Divine Tales.
Kevin Dunbar arrives at Heroic Park.
Also, a preview of "Coca Xocalatl" by Lawrence M. Schoen, from ReDeus: Divine Tales.
Atal confronts Fournier as the Admiral orders Titan away from Eleusis, leaving Metcalfe abandoned. Pallas has a frightening interlude with Metcalfe.
Also, a preview of "Tale of the Nouveau Templar," by Scott Pearson, from ReDeus: Divine Tales.
Intrepid SuperHuman Times reporter Kevin Dunbar arrives to cover the opening of Heroic Park, a theme park in Tuscon, Arizona where mere mortals can become super-powered for a day.
Also, a preview of "A God Walks into a Bar," by Robert Greenberger, part of ReDeus: Divine Tales
Kaya and Doc Faulkner take off on an espionage mission among the Qraitians; Carson finds himself growing uncomfortably comfortable with Sestus, and reflects on incidents from his and Metcalfe's shared past on Terra.
A brief preview of "Tricks of the Trade" by Dave Galanter follows. This is another selection from Redeus: Divine Tales.
Atal refuses to force Metcalfe to return from Eleusis. Kaya and Pallas witness frightening evidence of a powerful presence on the planet, leading Kaya to formulate a dangerous plan.
Samples of "No Other Gods Before Me" by Paul Kupperberg and "Balancing the Scales" by Aaron Rosenberg, from ReDeus: Divine Tales.
Sorry this is a day late, Steve lost about twelve hours yesterday to a hacker attack on the web server at work!
We interrupt the presentation of Unfriendly Persuasion to bring you highlights from an exciting new project that Steve and Phil Giunta (Testing the Prisoner) are working on. ReDeus: Divine Tales is an anthology put together by Bob Greenberger, Aaron Rosenberg, Steve Savile and Paul Kupperberg. This is the first in a planned series of anthologies and novels which chronicle the return of the mythological gods -- all of them! -- to earth.
ReDeus: Divine Tales will be available from Crazy 8 Press the first week in August, and includes stories by: Dave Galanter, Allyn Gibson, Phil Giunta, Robert Greenberger, Paul Kupperberg, William Leisner, Scott Pearson, Aaron Rosenberg, Lawrence M. Schoen, Dayton Ward, and Steven H. Wilson.For more information, keep checking http://www.crazy8press.com/.
Included here are selections from Steve's story "Axel's Song" and Phil's story "There Be in Dreams No War."
This project has been such a mad rush that we didn't have time to get into the studio! This episode was recorded at a beach house with the built-in mic on Steve's MacBook Pro, so bear with some slightly sloppy audio. We wanted you to hear this as soon as possible!
Captain Atal inspects some geological oddities of Eleusis while Metcalfe recovers from his encounter with "God."
Again, apologies that this is a couple days late!
Titan arrives at the planet Eleusis and meets up with Ustenar, a suspicious Qraitian commander. On the planet's surface, they meet the members of the Family of God, and Metcalfe encounters "god" itself.
Admiral Fournier asks Pallas and Cernaq to telepathically interrogate Titan's merchants. Kaya asks Atal to consider the potential supernatural danger of Eleusis. Metcalfe is disturbed when both Carson and Aer'La take Sestus's side in an argument.
Pallas attempts to reach out to Metcalfe... unsucessfully. Metcalfe confronts Aer'La and her unlikely ally, Darby, as they begin to institute Martial Law on Titan.
With a technological assist from Dr. Faulkner, Kaya learns some of the secrets of a dead race as the mystery of Eleusis deepens.
This chapter begins with an interlude between Metcalfe and his counselor that PROBABLY should have been included with Chapter Two for pacing. Hope it doesn't throw you off.
UPDATE - 5/18/2012 - The first uploaded version of this file contained an unremoved alternate version of one line around timestamp 20:50. This has been corrected and a new version uploaded.
Metcalfe meets with his counselor, distbured by his growing separation from his friends. Aer'La is in the grip of nightmares brought on by her recent ordeal in space. Admiral Fournier arrives to brief the Titan's officers on the planet Eleusis, where the inhabitants believe they've found God incarnate.
The Arbiters are back! In Chapter One of this single-voice reading by Steven H. Wilson, we begin to see the fallout from the Arbiters' last mission, as heard in the audio drama "Contents Under Pressure." (If you don't remember that show, go back in the feed and give it a listen!)
Just a brief explanation of where the Conan episodes came from!
And his eyes had all the seeming of a demon that is dreaming. This week in the Society we're pleased to present a terror filled feature with part 1 of Icebox Radio's "The Demon". Afterwards we continue with episode #3 of the series from Broken Sea Audio "Queen of the Black Coast".
Our favourite barbarian makes an appearance from Broken Sea Production's amazing "Queen of the Black Coast" right out of the gate with a double feature of Episodes 1 and 2- full. pulp. audio!
For ten years now, Prometheus has hosted the Friday night opening festivities at Baltimore's Farpoint convention. This year, we were joined by the Boogie Knights, Jonah Knight and Insane Ian. Not included, sadly, in this program, was the wonderful performance by Gentleman Jim. Maybe next time!
00:00 The Intergalactic Adventures of Ryden and Deadmarsh
10:13 Jonah Knight - "When the dead crawl from the earth alive"
15:07 Prometheus Radio Theatre - Waste of Space: "Mayor Golth"
55:30 Boogie Knights - "Gandalf Got Molested by a Balrog"
59:10 Boogie Knights - "The Hobbit Hole"
64:40 Insane Ian - "Super Powers"
Prometheus Performance Credits:
Ryden, Foley - Renfield
Deadmarsh, Foley - June Swords
Gix, Corky, Foley - Ethan Wilson
Heinrich, Guitar - John Sheeler
Stella - Cindy Woods
Golth - Steven H. Wilson
Millie - Kate Vernon
Sheriff - John Van Blarcom
Connie - Kristen Bauer
Additional Foley - Paul Balze
Additional Music by Kevin MacLeod, used with Permission
We're back! Just a quick rundown of what's been happening and what's coming up!
Unfriendly Persuasion, the new Arbiter Chronicles novel, is coming soon to the feed! You may want to re-listen to "Contents Under Pressure" while you wait. You'll find links to all the Arbiters episodes here: http://prometheusradiotheatre.com/?page_id=239
And you can pick up a copy of Unfriendly Persuasion in eBook from Smashwords.com for just 99 cents through April 9th, 2012 using the code given in the show!
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Seriously? Yes, seriously. Steve recorded the 1918 version of the folktale "The Little Red Hen." The source says it's English, Wikipedia says it's Russian. For July 4th, we're calling it American. Steve found out that his kids had never heard this story about self-reliance, DIY and independence, and he thinks there's some kind of conspiracy afoot. So here it is, in hopes that no child in the podcasting community will miss out on this simple story about doing all the work yourself and reaping the benefits.
Happy Independence Day!
BTW, there are multiple formats of the story at Project Gutenberg.
This brief update is mostly to let listeners know that episodes are no longer being posted to the feed at http://prometheusradiotheatre.com/?feed=rss. That's exclusively our blog feed now. Podcasts will be on http://prometheus.rnn.libsynpro.com/rss.
I also mention the book Getting Things Done, by David Allen, which I recommend to anyone who's feeling a bit out of control of all the STUFF they want to accomplish.
Finally, there are coupons available on Smashwords so that you can buy Firebringer Press ebooks for the reduced price of $2.50. These are good through June 25th. We'll probably keep generating new ones, so check the Prometheus blog if you miss the date.
Coupon Codes:
Taken Liberty: LP46E
Peace Lord of the Red Planet: GE42S
Testing the Prisoner: HU58N
We say goodbye to Daniel & company in this brief Epilogue.
Also included is a discussion with author Phil Giunta and publisher / director Steven H. Wilson about writing the novel and Phil's future plans.
With this podcast, Prometheus takes a break for a while. Lots is going on with Firebringer Press, our publishing arm, and we need to focus on that for a while. Worry not, we'll be back in 2011 with more Arbiter Chronicles, more SuperHuman Times, and some new standalone shows as well!
Daniel is briefly hospitalized after his rescue from the railroad bridge. After returning home, he encounters the ghostly boy one last time before reuniting with a surprisingly sympathetic Vicki.
Consumed by rage and bitterness, Daniel confronts the spirit of his abusive mother, Theresa. She shows him moments from their past that remind him of the challenges and fears she faced as a single parent. Daniel must then decide whether to forgive his mother and allow her soul to move on, or condemn her for eternity.
Recorded live at Farpoint 2011, this is our tribute to Garrison Keillor and his wonderful Prairie Home Companion, done fandom-style. Skits, Musical guests galore, and the adorable Bonita Friedericy from NBC's Chuck round out the hour.
0:00 Opening and welcome Bonita Friedericy
5:37 The Boogie Knights - "Screw the Limit"
11:20 Bolt Upright, Space Shamus
18:49 Jonah Knight - "Sleepy Little Creepy Town"
22:44 Con Suite Advisory Board Sketch
25:47 Dealers' Room Sketch
29:54 Rob Balder - "Gamer Funk"
35:16 The Lives of the Fanboys Sketch
41:22 Insane Ian - "Living Life So Mundane"
46:20 Shout Outs
48:41 News from Farpoint Con
55:50 The Boogie Knights - "Hermione Granger the Pirate Queen" - Music & Lyrics by Tom Smith
1:00:02 Hymn to the Hunt Valley Inn
Featuring the talents of Steven H. Wilson, Bonita Friedericy, The Boogie Knights, Chris Carothers, Paul Balze, Ethan Wilson, June Swords, Jonah Knight, Renfield, Rob Balder, Cindy Woods, Insane Ian. Technical Director was Sharon Van Blarcom, sound support by Conventional Magic and Impossible Productions.
Written by Steven H. Wilson, Lance Woods and Renfield, with music by Dave Keefer, John Scheeler, Jonah Knight, Rob Balder, Tom Smith, Ian Bonds and Kevin MacLeod. All music used with permission by the copyright holders.
After his fatal confrontation with the demon, Daniel reaches out to Miranda from the other side. Together, they're forced on a disturbing tour through Daniel's violent childhood.
We hope you're enjoying Testing the Prisoner! Remember you can order a copy of the book from Amazon or Barnes & Noble. It's also available in a Kindle edition from Amazon.
In the course of three confrontations - the first with Vicky, the second with his demon, the third with the tortured child who haunts him - Daniel learns what he must do to end the nightmares.
Desperate for answers, Daniel goes to Miranda for help. She delves into his memories and confronts his tormentor.
In the concluding chapter, Lydia prompts Metcalfe to confront Marlis, Felicia's baby arrives amidst a battle, and Pallas and Lydia team up to combat AIdan on its own turf.
Cast:
Metcalfe - Steven H. Wilson
Lydia - Cindy Woods
Atal - John Scheeler
Marlis - Cindy Woods
Faulkner - Cindy Shockey
Cernaq - Renfield
Aer'La - June Swords
Darby - John Weber
Pallas - Renee Wilson
Carson - Lance Woods
Kaya - Beatrice Kondo
Felicia - Heather Mikkelsen
Huntsman - Brian Sarcinelli
Mors - Marty Gear
Druelinger - Sean Druelinger
Special vocal performance by Heather Scheeler
Written, Directed and Edited by Steven H. Wilson
Post Production Support by Lew Aide
Music by Kevin MacLeod, used with permission
Some sounds courtesy of the Free Sound Project at www.freesound.org
Happy Holidays from all of us at Prometheus Radio Theatre!
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Cernaq discovers the harsh truth about AIdan, Darby grounds Metcalfe and Aer'La, while Kaya and Carson learn that Zhay and Felicia are hiding a secret.
Second of three parts. Act Three will wrap the story on Three Kings' Day, January 6th.
Cast:
Metcalfe - Steven H. Wilson
Lydia - Cindy Woods
Atal - John Scheeler
Marlis - Cindy Woods
Faulkner - Cindy Shockey
Cernaq - Renfield
Aer'La - June Swords
Darby - John Weber
Pallas - Renee Wilson
Carson - Lance Woods
Kaya - Beatrice Kondo
Felicia - Heather Mikkelsen
Huntsman - Brian Sarcinelli
Mors - Marty Gear
Cop - Paul Balze
Written, Directed and Edited by Steven H. Wilson
Post Production Support by Lew Aide
Music by Kevin MacLeod, used with permission
Some sounds courtesy of the Free Sound Project at www.freesound.org
Happy Holidays from all of us at Prometheus Radio Theatre!
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It's Christmas Eve, but Metcalfe doesn't have a chance to enrich the Arbiters's day with Terran Holiday traditions. They're too busy tracking down a terrorist faction which has taken its name from the Pagan legend of the Wild Hunt.
First of three parts. Act Two will air on New Year's Eve, and Act Three will wrap the story on Three Kings' Day, January 6th.
Cast:
Metcalfe - Steven H. Wilson
Lydia - Cindy Woods
Atal - John Scheeler
Faulkner - Cindy Shockey
Pallas - Renee Wilson
Carson - Lance Woods
Kaya - Beatrice Kondo
Marlis - Cindy Woods
Cernaq - Renfield
Aer'La - June Swords
Zhay - Ethan Wilson
Cop - Paul Balze
Mors - Marty Gear
Felicia - Heather Mikkelsen
Written, Directed and Edited by Steven H. Wilson
Post Production Support by Lew Aide
Music by Kevin MacLeod, used with permission
Happy Holidays from all of us at Prometheus Radio Theatre!
More info at http-//prometheusradiotheatre.com This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 License.
In the Intro episode of our Holiday Season, Pallas wrestles with the secret she's been keeping from Metcalfe, while Metcalfe fears he's losing his mind.
Metcalfe - Steven H. Wilson
Mikkelsen - Sharon Van Blarcom
Captain Atal - John Scheeler
Dr. Faulkner - Cindy Shockey
Pallas - Renee Wilson
Lydia - Cindy Woods
Written & Produced by Cindy Woods. Directed by Steven H. Wilson. Music by Kevin MacLeod.
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Daniel returns to his alma mater to seek help from his old counselor, triggering memories of violence from the past which have never ceased to haunt him.
A young couple fleeing an arranged marriage meet up with the ghost of a railroad conductor in the swamps of North Carolina.
Cast:
Sarah - Heather Scheeler
Josiah - Ethan Wilson
Price - Steven H. Wilson
Conductor - Paul Balze
Benson - Chris Carothers
Angry Passenger - John Weber
A note from the author:
Here we return to my North Carolina heritage. The story of the light at Maco Station has been told many times in the last century and a half. I first discovered it in one of my grandmother's books of ghost stories, An Illustrated Guide to Ghosts and Mysterious Occurences in the Old North State, by Nancy and Bruce Roberts. I love train stories, so it's always been one of my favorites, and Prometheus's rendition embroiders on it, adding some history and some melodrama along the way.
Prometheus recreates Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre of the Air's historic production of the HG Wells classic, live at the Farpoint Hallowe'en Party on October 23rd, 2010 at the Crowne Plaza Baltimore North. We start and end with a brief bit of silliness wherein our youngest member lampoons Orson, but overall it's a faithful recreation for an enthusiastic audience.
Paul Balze and June Swords are your announcers, John Scheeler is Carl Phillips, Steven H. Wilson is Professor Pierson, and Chris Carothers is the Stranger. Also stars John Van Blarcom, Renee Wilson, Cindy Woods, Cindy Shockey, Ethan Wilson, Christian Wilson, John Weber and Renfield. Sharon Van Blarcom and Lew Aide provided tech support, with Ethan Wilson and Chris Shockey on foley, Cindy Woods producing and Steven H. Wilson directing.
Happy Hallowe'en!
Daniel has a disastrous reunion with his father, then receives a warning from the other side.
Daniel's world is shaken as two people resurface from his past--just as Vicki plans to leave him.
Daniel sifts through the relics of his past at his Mother's apartment in Baltimore.
Daniel wrestles with memories of his mother, of deaths past, and of Miranda as he prepares to face his family at a funeral.
Daniel Masenda, now an adult and mayor of the town of Port Kirkland, begins to experience frightening visions.
Beginning the audiobook version of Phil Giunta's Testing the Prisoner, published by Firebringer Press.
In the Prologue, we meet Danny Masenda, an abused boy caught up in the bitter enmity brought on by his parents' divorce.
Just a brief chat with Steve about what's coming up in 2010 and 2011, including some big news about the Arbiter Chronicles!
Peace Lord of the Red Planet was just released in paperback and Kindle edition. Please consider ordering from Amazon or Barnes & Noble. Listeners are also encouraged to leave reviews at either or both sites!
Next week we begin serializing the audio book version of Phil Giunta's Testing the Prisoner, also available in paperback from Amazon and Barnes & Noble, as well as on Kindle.