Jared Axelrod


Archive for June, 2007

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Friday, June 29th, 2007

Aliens You Will Meet, 14: The Pickaderians

Download here The Pickaderians are extremely sesitive to symbols, so avoid actively making a cross, circle, cross-in-a-circle, square, square-in-a-circle, circle-in-a-square, cross-in-a-square or a cross-in-a-circle-in-a-square with your hands, feet or silverware, as these are all thought to be bad omen buy these highly superstitous people. Despite these precautions, you may find one or all […]

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Thursday, June 28th, 2007

Candy Mayhem At Dr. Sketchy’s


Tuesday, June 26th, 2007

The Department of Public Words Podcast, Eps. 1

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Featuring Chapter Two of From The Earth To The Moon, by Jules Verne, as read by Podcasting’s Rich Sigfrit.
This podcast was recorded live at Balticon 41.
Our theme was written and recorded by Russell Collins.

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Monday, June 25th, 2007

Pseudopod 41: “Fingerbones Hung Like Mobiles”

Appearently, the story I read for Psuedopod, FINGERBONES HUNG LIKE MOBILES by Paul Jessup went up two weeks ago. My own fault for not noticing my own subscriptions, I suppose.
It’s a fascinating take on a few classic folktale concepts, so naturally I ate it up. Go download it here.
These woods are filled with spirits,” […]

Thursday, June 21st, 2007

Aliens You Will Meet 13 - The Sepch

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The Sepch exist as a hive mind, and have a surprisingly short life span, so do not be alarmed when one expires in mid-sentence only ot have it’s conversation finished by whomever is closest. The prime minister will die and be succeeded no less than twenty-five times during your visit, and it is […]

Thursday, June 21st, 2007