SciFi #38: Cumberkhan V Montalkhan – Dawn of EMP

Amie Simon and Brooks Peck from Seattle’s EMP Museum share some tantalizing secrets from their upcoming Star Trek exhibit, and discuss the impact of the franchise on our culture. Jesse shares a song about galavanting through the galaxy with Geordi and Data.

Back to the Future Part III on Trial! (Part 1 of 2)

Great scott! Our brave panel of time travelling adventurers rides headfirst into the old west, to debate whether Back to the Future Part III is a worthy end to a beloved trilogy, or a disappointing conclusion with too many plot holes. Jesse Mercury hosts this lively discussion starring Ryan Casey, Daniel Desrosiers, Daniel O’Connell and Johnny Unicorn, with special interviews from Erin Ingle and Justin Minich. Head on over to SciFionTrial.com to listen!

SciFi #36: Hoverboards and Cupcakes

Pete GeeKay returns to discuss hoverboards! In a discussion full of 80s nostalgia and cupcakes, Jesse and Pete dissect the proliferation of devices claiming to be hoverboards to determine if the future has been made manifest or if we’re living inside a giant marketing ploy. This podcast is now live on Google Play Music!

SciFi #35: The Nightmare of a Railway Man

Jesse has a nerdgasm over the Rogue One trailer before continuing his conversation with the creators of RadioLARP, Douglas Gale and Ryan Casey. They discuss their wasteland storyline titled ‘Another Hero,’ and drunkenly ramble through a myriad of exciting topics. This episode has more endings than a Peter Jackson movie, so make sure you stay tuned till the bitter end for a special treat! Follow Ryan on Twitter @ohRyanCasey, and Doug @DouglasWFail, and be sure to check out their Read more

SciFi #34: RadioLARP

Jesse chats with the brain trust behind RadioLARP, Douglas Gale and Ryan Casey. They discuss the three story lines featured thus far in their original radio plays (Flight Space 7, Rise of the Red Sun and Another Hero) as well as the inspiration behind their project, the awesomeness of Red Dwarf, Phillip K Dick and Godel, Escher Bach. Jesse performs ‘Lightspeed’ on harmonium. Part 1 of 2.

Finding Hope on a Cold, Dead World

My friend Evan from the twitterverse recently asked me to write a guest post for his post-apocalyptic SciFi blog, the results of which ended up being a very personal story about a confluence of health issues that led to the creation of the SciFi Project. It’s an interesting read with some behind the scenes info on how this whole thing got started, and I hope you’ll check it out! Finding Hope on a Cold, Dead Read more