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Episode 219 sure went quick this week. I start off with an 8bit cover of Wicked Games by SADnes and then off to the blog! I review the anime series Denou Coil, strange super dense stars that shouldn’t exist, two short but wicked films, the 5 thousand dollar total cost movie The Raven that rocks and Reign of Death a dark 30ish alternate reality that reminded me of Blade Runner meets steam punk, James May takes a ride to the fringe of space in a U2, Boeing is planning a new crew capsule for the ISS and more.

I end with part one of Refraining by an author new to Beam Me Up, Margaret Karmazin. Revolutions often start with the most unlikely revolutionary.

Its a fast but fun episode of Beam Me Up.

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BMU #218 Is ready for your listening pleasure!

This week we present Episode 10 of Bradley Brackett of the Galactic Patrol by Tim Sayell, and we finish with part 2 of Jeff Carlson’s Long Eyes.

From the blog, I review Gun-Slinger Girl, and we explore the biggest explosion ever seen and recorded in space.

The solar system it seems, doesn’t have a death star companion, but we have managed to transplant the truly unbelievable!

And there is more! Hang on to your hat, it’s time to Beam Me Up!

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Episode 217 I think you will find fast moving enough.

First we have episode 2 of the Dark Inspectre series by Jason Kahn. We start to see a bit more of Jason’s near future world he has constructed for his telepathic cop.

From the blog, I review the CD anime series Lain and a hugely entertaining short on you tube called The Pro plus more from the blog

Finally a tense story of discovery out amongst the stars: I play part one of Jeff Carlson’s Long Eyes

Strap in as the Star Ship BMU lifts off to explore the far reaches of reality….  It’s time for Beam Me Up!

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Episode 216 is just solid entertainment this week.

We start with a killer piece of music from a German band called Nephew with their song “Science Fiction & Familien” and this song rocks!

Next we get out monthly dose of OddCube who reviews the absolutely dreadful Sy Fy program The Princess of Mars.  OddCube tears this stinker a new one and makes it funny!

We finish this week with a story from 1995 by Jack Nimersheim called Moriarty by Modem and is read by Nelson from New Farmer Films.

Jack’s story asks the question what would a fight between the legendary detective Holmes and the infamous Moriarty be like in the digital age.

The story is both entertaining and thought provoking. So dust of those deerstalkers, its time for Beam Me Up!