The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 129): Panel Discussion: Mind-bending ideas from Science Fiction and Fantasy
In episode 129 of the Hugo Nominated SF Signal Podcast, Patrick Hester asks our irregulars to weigh in on: The most mind-bending idea you’ve ever encountered in a work of fantasy or science fiction.
This week’s panel:
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This episode is too mind-bending for my podcaster app to download.
https://www.sfsignal.com/audio/mp3.swf
Not sure what that means, Tam. If I click ‘play’ above, it plays. If I right-click the download link, it downloads. Same with iTunes and the RSS feed.
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It’s fixed now. Before, the ‘play now’ in the feed was linked to that swf thing.
It still wont HuffDuff
I didn’t see it on Itunes this morning. We’ll see when I get home 🙂
Mind-bending ideas in SF/F there’re a lot!!!! Because by their own nature those genres are themselves mind-bending. That’s the reason is so hard to pick up a single idea or even a group of them. I only going to mention «Wipping Star» by Frank Herbert… to me it was to much. And «Through the Gates of the Silver Key» by H. P. lovecraft was a divine revelation.
What was the name of that author, mentioned at the beginning? I heard something like Swarzynsky, but googling it returned no good results.
I was also wondering about the author mentioned in previous comment. You know what would be a great feature in the podcast posts? A list of authors/works mentioned in the podcast.
Hugh,
I’ve put out there a couple of times that we’d love a show notes writer, but no one seems interested. Are you volunteering? 😉
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hmmm… given my status as a solicitor of information regarding the podcast, I may not be the ideal candidate for the initial provision of that information. 😉 I do, however, praise your optimism/opportunism…