Wed, 9 December 2020
Many people the world over liked Christmas a lot. But Lucifer, Who Is the Morningstar, did not.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jadzia Axelrod. This episode featured “Bitterest Winter Nights by Emma Wallace. You can listen to more of her work at iamemma.com Additional music for this episode, Holiday Weasel and Krampus's Workshop by Kevin MacLeod. License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Russell Collins, Dave Robison of WonderThing Studios, J.R. Blackwell of D&D Dads, Jeff Stormer of Party of One, and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. This incredibly talented cast is going to be doing a special live reading of this episode’s script on Christmas Eve Night at 8pm. You can find more information about that on the Patreon, the Voice of Free Planet X Facebook group, and the Voice of Free Planet X newsletter Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx.
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Wed, 13 June 2018
Rev. Charon's got a great guest for their hit talk show What The Blessing: The Voice of Free Planet X's own Jared Axelrod! But things do not quite go as planned... Whether you are just coming to VFPX or an long-time fan, this episode is a must-listen! Recorded live at Balticon 52!
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and directed by Jared Axelrod. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Christiana Ellis of Space Casey & Five More Minutes, Jason Gregory Banks of Talk Nerdy 2 Me, Dave Robison of The Roundtable Podcast, A. F. Grappin & Erin Kazmark of The Melting Podcast, John Walker, Tee Morris, J.R. Blackwell, Allie Press and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx.
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Fri, 21 July 2017
The Voice of Free Planet X returns to The Philadelphia Podcast Festival with a brand new live show! In an effort to bring an understanding from two sides of an intergalactic conflict, VFPX host Jared Axelrod invites Salamander Keep (Phil Thomas) and Loam Sodden (Andy Holman Hunter) to debate. But how can they when they keep getting interupted by time-traveler Tiff Tock (Lizzy Hindman-Harvey)? And why is the Devil himself, Lucifer, Who Is The Morningstar (Russell G Collins) hanging around in the audience? From the ends of space to the depths of Hell, The Voice of Free Planet X brings you the universe to the comfort of your seats at Tattooed Mom! Featuring a live musical performance by Gina Martinelli! A note about the audio: We had some wonderful mics provided for us by Bridge Set Sound, but I wrote an episode that had everyone running all all over the place. So, some parts were not picked up by the good mics, and I've edited in bits recorded by my handheld recorder that I had going just in case. I've tried to make the edits as unobtrusive as possible, but there is a difference in sound quality. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Fri, 17 March 2017
I was on Chris Lester's The Raven & The Writing Desk, where we talked about all things VFPX!
In today’s episode I interview Jared Axelrod about the amazing serial podcast The Voice of Free Planet X. We discuss working with voice actors, writing naturalistic dialogue, blurring the lines between fiction and reality, and what’s on deck for Season 3 of the show. Don’t miss it! Support Jared/VoFPX on Patreon The Voice of Free Planet X on Facebook —
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Mon, 31 October 2016
Jared has been kidnapped by the villainous Dr. Mercury! Who this strange, powerful woman? The answers go deeper--and darker--than anyone was prepared for.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Christopher Morse, J.R. Blackwell, Sonia Williams, Josh Hitchens, Russell Collins and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. This is the last episode of Season 2! It is also the 25th episode by the new, GPR numbering, and the 200th episode by the old numbering! How about that? Pretty crazy, right? When I restarted the podcast, I was going to give myself until episode 200 to see if it was worth keeping it going. And you know what? It totally has. Look for Season 3 to start in 2017! Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Sat, 1 October 2016
If you live in the Kingdom of Cyriania, you’ve heard about the Feltrain Festival. The Feltrain Festival is an annual tradition in Cyriania, an all-night dance party, and one of the few that is, by tradition, unsegregated. All are welcome at Feltrain: Elves, Dwarves, Humans, Tanuki, Great Eagles, everyone. It’s often held up as a sign of Cyriania’s social progress, that ever since the fall of the Dark Lord Necron and the breaking of his bone throne, Cyriania has been moving forward. This year, however, that illusion was shattered when Huber Heknut walked up to the Feltrain Festival and pulled out a magic sword that released a poison gas that killed 50 people at the festival in a matter of seconds. Every tavern and inn conversation asks the same questions Should magic swords be banned? Or are magic swords an unalienable right? And what does the Raptor Queen have to say about all this?
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by bensound.com. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. Episode art by Rachel Kahn. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Andy Holman and Phil Thomas of West Phillians, Ellen Kushner of Sound & Spirit, Jason LeVonn Richardson and Kennedy Allen of The Black Tribbles, and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Thu, 22 September 2016
At the turn of the last century, a group of alien refugees decided hide as servants to large British manor houses. No one noticed anything unusual about the new house staff because no one ever noticed the house staff.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by zero-project. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. Episode art is by Ashley Popio. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Graham Wamsley, Nick Popio, Allie Press, Jennifer Summerfield and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Episode 10 "Oddfellows Local," won the Parsec Award for Best Speculative Fiction Story, Large Cast, Short Form! We're all very pleased. The Voice of Free Planet X internet commander is Katie West Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Thu, 1 September 2016
There's no adventurers braver than the End of Time Club! With a roster straight out of pulp novels, there's nothing these daring explorers, daredevil pilots and dark vigilantes can't face! Episode art by Daniel Solis. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Len Webb of The Black Tribbles, Isa St. Clair, Phil Thomas and Andy Holman of West Phillians, Sonia Williams, and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X's Internet Commander is Katie West. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Mon, 15 August 2016
Every monster came from somewhere. The Major Domo of Pan-Reality Deiator is no different. She has sent a message from the future about her past, dark fairy tale of what made her who she is. How far must you fall to lose any sense of who you are?
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by bensound.com and zero-project. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performance of Whitney Strix Beltrán and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Episode 8 "Wolf Like Me," and Episode 10 "Oddfellows Local," have both been nominated for Parsec Awards in the Best Speculative Fiction Story, Large Cast, Short Form! I’ll be doing a themed giveaway soon, based on those episodes. All you have do is be a Patreon backer by the end of September The Voice of Free Planet X internet commander is Katie West Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Mon, 1 August 2016
CROSSOVER WITH SUPERVILLAIN CORNER!!! Special thanks to Christopher Morse for letting me play in his toybox. You can find out more about Supervillain Corner at supervillaincorner.podbean.com This episode featured music by Kevin McLeod. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. Episode art by James Boyle. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Christoper Morse, John Davis, Alasdair Stuart, Graham Wamsley and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Extra special thanks to Mildred Cady and Marnen Laibow Kaiser for translating the Comrade Cockroach and Ursa Major dialogue into Russian. If you have any problems with it, it’s my fault for pronouncing their amazing work poorly. The Voice of Free Planet X internet commander is Katie West. Craving some Comrade Cockroach comics? I've got you covered: Come see the live show, "The Wake of the Lacuna," on August 20 as part of the Philadelphia Podcast Festival. Sign up for the Voice of Free Planet X newsletter, Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter, Instagram at planetx.libsyn.com. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Sat, 16 July 2016
Things look bleak. My radio show has been canceled, an immortal interplanetary empress has ordered an entire sector of the galaxy to kill my brother, I think the lawyer I hired is taking advantage of me, and what's more, my brother keeps ruining my towels and complaining about my milk while he's hiding out in my spare room! If I'm going to put a stop to all of this, I have to take it to the source. The court of Ruby Resplenda, Monarch of the Scarlet Sector, the Crimson Queen herself.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by bensound.com. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. Episode art by Doug Slack. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Joel Axelrod, Sara Williamson, Daniel Levine, Kristen Firth, A. F. Grappin of The Melting Potcast, Wesley Fenza (who is a lawyer in real life) Kennedy Allen of The Black Tribbles and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X's Internet Commander is Katie West. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. Follow the Voice of Free Planet X on Snapchat:
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Fri, 1 July 2016
The secrets of engaging, exciting, engrossing voice acting are laid bare by some of the masters of the form: Christiana Ellis! Dave Robison! Veroninca Giguere! Lauren Harris! Starla Huchton! Recorded Live at Balticon 50!
You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Episode art by J.R. Blackwell The Voice of Free Planet X's Internet Commander is Katie West. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx.
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Wed, 15 June 2016
One of the great things about Balticon is they ask me to do live readings, which, as you might imagine, since I record my voice for fun, I love doing. This bit is the beginning of a work in progress starring Moriarty and Pity, characters my wife,J.R. Blackwell, and I created together. They are absolutely horrible people, and I think you'll like them quite a bit.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X's Internet Commander is Katie West. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx.
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Mon, 13 June 2016
I wasn’t planning on releasing this recording so soon. But in the wake of massacre in Orlando, it appears that queer people simply existing is a radical act. So, here is a panel about queer people existing. I was struck, listening to it again, by how much laughing is in it, how much joy, how much hope. There’s complaints, too, and disappointment and sorrow. But it begins with laughter and ends with an expression of solidarity, and if that’s not a radical reaction to all of this, I don’t know what is. I’ve made it a point to do these “queer visibility” panels for the past couple of years at Balticon, because, in the words of our forefathers, if you don’t start none, there won’t be none. A month ago, I thought it was important to stand up and be noticed. It’s more important now. I’ll talk about Balticon properly in a few days, That episode will have a live reading I did. I’m not charging the Patreon supporters for this episode. We’ve all paid enough, already. In the light of the devastation, discussions like this feel so small. In the light of the devastation, discussions like this feel colossal.
Panelists: Jared Axelrod A. Grappin J.R. Blackwell Hugh O’Donnell Ruth Lampi (her Kickstarter funded!)
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Wed, 1 June 2016
At the end of the universe, the fate of humanity rests with the freshest flow. Recorded live at Balticon 50!
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and directed by Jared Axelrod. Episode art by J.R. Blackwell This episode could not have existed without the performances of Christiana Ellis of Space Casey & Five More Minutes, Jason Gregory Banks of Talk Nerdy 2 Me, Dave Robison of The Roundtable Podcast, J.R. Blackwell, Veronica Giguere of Voices by Veronica and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X's Internet Commander is Katie West. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx.
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Sun, 17 April 2016
Criterion, Michigan is a city of amnesia, where everyone looses their memories when once fall asleep. Tenebrae Candle is a detective in Criterion, and has to pull together the threads of her own missing memories before she can see the tapestry of the mystery in front of her.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by bensound.com. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. Episode art by Genevieve Geer. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Hillary Rea of Tell Me A Story, Piper J. Drake, Len Webb of The Black Tribbles, J.R. Blackwell, Fred Maske, Jennifer Martin, Whitney Strix Beltrán and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X's Internet Commander is Katie West. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
The Voice of Free Planet X will return July 15th with “The Court of the Crimson Queen.”
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Fri, 1 April 2016
In the endless expanse of the midwest, a woman who calls herself Angel has severed her ties to the earth. Instead, she flies through the air, with the greatest of ease. You can fly, too. All you have to do is give up everything you are.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by bensound.com. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. Episode art by Jordan McQueen. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Kennedy Allen of The Black Tribbles, Piper J. Drake, Matthew J. Drake and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X's Internet Commander is Katie West. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Tue, 15 March 2016
I don't have a recording of my son, from when he was alive. So I went to a specialist in pediatric phantasmic attachment disorder--ghost children--and a professor of alternate realities, to see if I could, just maybe, talk to him one more time. The result was a visitation I never could have anticipated.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by bensound.com. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performances Sonia Williams, Taleisha Bowen, Whitney Strix Beltrán and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. The T-Shirt of the Month for March is Ursula Vernon’s fantastic Reverend Mord portrait. You should get one. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Tue, 1 March 2016
I get up close and personal with the hosts of other GPR programs: Xy Cuspidstahl and Murph Lopterrange of Wait, Wait, Don't, Just Don't, Cassandra Yondo of Eggs, Craz Ginko of This Betelgeusean Life and the incredible Indra Calphinate Helixion.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by bensound.com and Russel Collins. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performances Kate Axelrod, Andy Holman and Phil Thomas of West Phillians, Jennifer Steen of Jennisodes, Edison Carter, Ellen Kushner of Sound & Spirit, and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Mon, 15 February 2016
CROSSOVER WITH THE HIDDEN ALMANAC!!! My wife and I venture into the heart of an unnamed land to meet with a man who has all the answers. In fact, one might say that he has more answers than he knows what to do with.
Special thanks to Ursula Vernon and Kevin Sonney of Dark Canvas Media, who allowed me to romp around in their world a bit. You can find out more about The Hidden Almanac at hiddenalmanac.com. This episode featured music by Kosta T. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. Artwork for the episode was done by Ursula Vernon. This episode could not have existed without the performances of J.R. Blackwell, Kevin Sonney, Urusla Vernon, and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Wed, 30 December 2015
It's the end of year, good a time as any to wander to the end of all of time and space. Care to join me?
This episode featured music by bensound.com and Dave Thayer. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. Artwork for the episode was done by Avalon Batory. This episode could not have existed without the performances Jason Gregory Banks of Talk Nerdy 2 Me, Phil Thomas of West Phillians, Christiana Ellis of Space Casey & Five More Minutes, Kennedy Allen of The Black Tribbles, Whitney Strix Beltrán, Chris Morse of Supervillian Corner, Kate Axelrod, and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
The Voice of Free Planet X will return February 1st.
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Fri, 18 December 2015
Taking advice from my producer, Thall, I've decided to make this episode more personal, inviting my wife, J.R. Blackwell, to talk about her new job, her coworkers Eddie and Lucifer, Who Is The Morningstar, and the little demon guy Gorgah who is now lives with us and is also a telephone. Did I mention she works in Hell? She literally works in Hell. The pit of fire and damnation.
This episode of the Voice of Free Planet X was written by J.R. Blackwell and Jared Axelrod. It was produced by Jared Axelrod, with additional audio assistance from Chooch Schubert. This episode featured music by bensound.com. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. Artwork for the episode was done by Jennifer Rodgers. This episode could not have existed without the performances of J.R. Blackwell, Len Webb of The Black Tribbles, Gorgah, Russell Collins, Eddie, and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Mon, 30 November 2015
Kicks the Kung-Fu Clown remembers the day he saved the world. It was the day that he, an adventurous young woman who calls herself "Rumblr," and a collection of similarly self-styled superheroes known as The Oddfellows gathered in the middle of the small town of Clarkville and protected all life on Earth from other-dimensional threat. Not that anyone gives a shit.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by bensound.com. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. Artwork for the episode was done by Jared Axelrod, with colors by Natalie Kelly. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Dave Robison of The Roundtable Podcast, Kennedy Allen and Len Webb of The Black Tribbles, and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Sun, 15 November 2015
Ten years ago, the first episode of The Voice of Free Planet X was launched into the ether. It was a about a brief moment in the life of a couple who’s relationship was about to fall apart. It’s an old tale: boy meets girl, girl decides to merge her DNA with a lobster, girl grows a chitinous outer shell and back-spines, boy is uncertain if this is the girl he fell in love with. Happy Birthday, The Voice of Free Planet X. Here's to 10 more years of weirdness.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod This episode featured music by bensound.com. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Krista White, Brennan Taylor, J.R. Blackwell and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. If you like show, please leave a review on iTunes, talking about how much you enjoy the current format. I also have a survey, which would be really great if you could answer. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Fri, 30 October 2015
Lupe is a Werewolf, one of the few capable of hunting the monsters that run rampant on Mononoke, aka Monster Island. But what does it mean to be a Werewolf on Monster Island? And what of Lord Unctous, who's been overseeing the the goverment of Mononoke for over 400 years?
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod This episode featured music by bensound.com. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Kennedy Allen of The Black Tribbles, John Davis, John Kazuo Morehead, and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. If you like show, please leave a review on iTunes, talking about how much you enjoy the current format. It shows my producer Thall, that VoFPX actually has an audience. I also have a survey, which would be really great if you could answer. Keep up to date on everything Voice of Free Planet X-related by subscribing to "The Voice of Free Planet X-tra" at tinyletter.com/planetx. This is the episode the shirt for October was based on! Get your “I Survived Monster Island” t-shirt before November rolls around! Go to planetx.libsyn.com for links to purchase it. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Sat, 17 October 2015
Lily Dale Fox does magic the old way, with grit, determination, a sharp knife and cold stone. But how can she compete in a world where Infernal Torch Technology is sending out magical batteries for electric toothbrushes by the 1000s? And isn't putting primordial forces into toothbrushes kinda...dangerous?
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod This episode featured music by bensound.com. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performance of Nathan Paoletta, Damien Williams, Russell Collins, Jennifer Rodgers and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. If you like show, please leave a review on iTunes, talking about how much you enjoy the current format. My producer Thall has been getting on my back to ask you folks about it, so if you could say something nice on iTunes, that would be wonderful. Seriously, Thall will not shut up about this. I also have a survey, which would be really great if you could answer. It’s really basic stuff, gender, race, occupation, your allegiance to the Pan-Reality Dieatator, normal things like that. Doing something different with the shirt of the month for October. Instead of being based on an episode you’ve heard, its instead based the next episode of the Voice of Free Planet X, Wolf Like Me, which takes place entirely on a spot called “Monster Island.” The t-shirt says “I survived monster island” with a particularly snazzy monsterous island image. Go to planetx.libsyn.com for links to purchase it. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Wed, 30 September 2015
Multi-billionaire Huxley Branson created his own empire of record stores, magazines, and airline travel. He even created his own space program, Huxley Interplanetary, and flew solo into orbit. Then, upon returning to earth, promptly shut down all of Huxley Interplanetary. This interview is about what he found out in space, and how it changed him.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X theme are by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performance of Christopher Morse of Supervillain Corner, and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Today is the last day to get the t-shirt for September, featuring Emergent System's corporate logo. Once October starts, you will be unable to purchase it! Be sure to go to planetx.libsyn.com for links to get this fantastically snazzy shirt! The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Tue, 15 September 2015
This episode, I visit a support group for stranded time-travelers. How can you look to the future when it's your past? How can you handle the modern world when you were born in the medival era? What do you do when you're literally out of time?
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by bensound.com. The Voice of Free Planet X theme are by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Rasheedah Phillips of the AfroFuturist Affair, Alasdair Stuart, host of Pseudopod, Laura Burns, president of The Parsec Awards, A. F. Grappin & Erin Kazmark of The Melting Podcast and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. Time is running out to get the t-shirt for September, featuring Emergent System's corporate logo. Once October starts, you will be unable to purchase it! Be sure to go to planetx.libsyn.com for links to get this fantastically snazzy shirt! The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Sun, 30 August 2015
One is the worlds first true artificial intelligence. They'd rather you not use that term, however. Also on the list of One's desires is to get out of the three room they've been kept in since they were created. All One wants is basic human rights. Which is the one gift One's creators are reluctant to give.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by bensound.com. One's Opus and The Voice of Free Planet X theme are by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Devra Thomas, Will Woods, Alison Buck and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. You’re almost out of time to get the t-shirt for August, featuring Jason Morningstar’s amazing Fangs Out logo. Once September rolls around, you will be unable to purchase this shirt. There will be a new shirt, one based on this episode. Be sure to go to planetx.libsyn.com for links to get the Fangs Out shirt before August runs out, or once September begins, to look at the new shirt. You can also do both. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Sat, 15 August 2015
"Brother, when you crash your spaceship on Earth, you're pretty much shit out of luck." The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by bensound.com. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performance of Will Shuford and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Wed, 29 July 2015
It's not easy moving to a new city. You're surrounded by landmarks and locations you don't recognize, customs you're not sure about, people the likes of which you've never seen before. It can be very frightening, but also exhilarating. You can do anything. You can be anything. Even a vampire.
The Voice of Free Planet X is written and produced by Jared Axelrod. This episode featured music by zero-project. The Voice of Free Planet X theme is by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Diana Cameron McQueen, John Cmar, Nick Popio, Ashley Popio, and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Fri, 17 July 2015
In the midst of the endless desert snakes the Fury Road, where all the lost souls of this post-apocalpytic wasteland travel. I got to speak with two such nomads: wandering mercenary Hector and proud raider Whimple. The conversation was not what I was expecting.
This episode of the Voice of Free Planet X was written by Jared Axelrod, Jason Morningstar and Greg Janson. It was produced by Jared Axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X theme was written and performed by Russell Collins. This episode could not have existed without the performances of Jason Morningstar, Greg Janson, J.R. Blackwell and the support of listeners like you. You can support the Voice of Free Planet X at patreon.com/axelrod. The Voice of Free Planet X is distributed by Galactic Public Radio.
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Mon, 22 June 2015
We're just one episode away from a major style shift at The Voice of Free Planet X. I talk about a bit about the ideas that have influenced this change, and ponder the true difference between podcasting and radio. Credit to Adam Ragusea of the ever-thought-provoking The Pub for helping me crystalize my thoughts on the subject. You should listen to entire interview with Eric Nuzum. It's great stuff. This live reading was recorded at What The Hell Con at Guilford College. Thank you, Yahting Club, for inviting my wife, J.R. Blackwell, and I to speak. We had a great time. "Lucky Kinichi and Karate Robot Z" was published in "Trust Me: A Doll Anthology." You can purchase "Trust Me" from Drive Thru Fiction at www.drivethrufiction.com/product/125506/Trust-Me The VoFPX theme was written and performed by Russell Collins.
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Mon, 8 June 2015
It is with a heavy heart that I announce the discontinuing of BIG DAMN HEROES for the foreseeable future. I have my reasons, as you'll hear in the episode. This live reading was recorded at the Corn Belt Alamanac release party at Emerald Street Farm. You can purchase the Corn Belt Alamanac from The Head and The Hand Press at theheadandthehand.com/books. The VoFPX theme was written and performed by Russell Collins.
Talk about this episode--and see photos from the party!--at the VoFPX Facebook, G+ and Tumblr communities! Links are at planetx.libsyn.com
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Mon, 11 May 2015
Part 1 of the Weird Western Big Damn Heroes!
Meet smooth-talking gambler Queen, who always ready with a palmed card or pistol when the going gets rough! But will that be enough to save her fortune-telling girlfriend Daji from the depths of mystical enchantment? And who is that mysterous man with a hatband full of teeth?
The VoFPX theme was written and performed by Russell Collins.
Talk about this episode at the VoFPX Facebook, G+ and Tumblr communities! Links are at planetx.libsyn.com
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Mon, 4 May 2015
"What We Talk About When We Talk About Con Harrassment" is an essay I wrote back in 2013, and sadly still applies. With convention season gearing up, now is as good as time as any to say all of this again.
I look forward to the day when this essay is no longer relevant. If you would like to discuss this episode, links to the VoFPX Facebook, G+ and Tumblr communities are planetx.libsyn.com The VoFPX theme was written and performed by Russell Collins.
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Mon, 27 April 2015
"The Wish Of All Things" is my in-progress novel, about a young trans-girl in a fairytale-eque kindom who decides to save a kidnapped princess before the burly hero does. This reading was recorded live at Balticon last year. This episode featured “Lux Eterna,” by The Zero Project. You can find out more about them at zero-project.gr Special thanks to Russell Collins as the narrator and the Re-Animator and to Chris Morse as Randolf Carter in the opening segment. If you haven’t listened to Chris Morse’s Supervillian Corner, you may be wasting your life. What podcasts are you folks digging? I’m really into Song Exploder and Reasonably Sound right now, but I’m always interested in new things. What do you like to listen to? The VoFPX theme was written and performed by Russel Collins.
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Mon, 20 April 2015
The thrilling, earth shattering conclusion to The Cockroach Falls! Doctor Mercury was created by J.R. Blackwell. She currently has a Kickstarter project, IN THEIR OWN WORLDS, where she's raising money to fund giagantic photoshoots to place authors in the worlds of their novels. You can go support it, and see the image she did of me and Comrade Cockroach, at kickstarter.com/projects/458185346/in-their-own-worlds You can read some of Comrad Cockroach's adventures at jaredaxelrod.com/cockroach The VoFPX theme was written and performed by Russel Collins.
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Mon, 13 April 2015
The second part of the multi-episode epic, The Cockroach Falls! Enter...Doctor Mercury!!! You can read some of Comrad Cockroach's adventures at jaredaxelrod.com/cockroach The VoFPX theme was written and performed by Russel Collins.
Direct download: VoFPX_166_-_The_Cockroach_Falls_Part_2.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 12:01am EDT
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Mon, 6 April 2015
The first part of the multi-episode epic, The Cockroach Falls! Starring that perputually down-on his luck super-villian, Comrade Cockroach! You can read some of Comrad Cockroach's adventures at jaredaxelrod.com/cockroach The VoFPX theme was written and performed by Russel Collins.
Direct download: VoFPX_165_-_The_Cockroach_Falls_Part_1.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 12:01am EDT
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Mon, 30 March 2015
The Voice of Free Planet X returns! And it's better than ever! “What The Turtles Saw” was written by Jared Axelrod, and performed by Tee Morris and Jared Axelrod. Ramon did all his own stunts. This story first appeared in Tales From The Archives iii, Episode 8. You can find out more about Tales From The Archives, The Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences series, authors Pip Ballantine and Tee Morris AND view a pretty awesome trailer for the latest book in the series, The Diamond Conspiracy, all at ministryofpeculiaroccurances.com
The VoFPX theme was written and performed by Russel Collins.
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Wed, 18 September 2013
A fist full of Urseminites can climb Mohabadda's shoulder...
You can read more about Captain Chubb, the puppet at http://www.jaredaxelrod.com/main/puppets/chubbs/
The VoFPX theme was written and performed by Russel Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net Support THE COCKROACH STRIKES Kickstarter! www.kickstarter.com/projects/1707571576/the-cockroach-strikes
Direct download: Episode_163_-_A_FIST_FULL_OF_URSEMINITES.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 8:58pm EDT
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Fri, 6 September 2013
If you're looking for miracles, I can tell you where you might find 'em. But you can't get there from here. "Can't Get There From Here" is an authorized work written for in the Sovereign Era storyworld created and licensed by Matthew Wayne Selznick. To purchase "The Sovereign Era: Year One," an anthology of seven stories including "Can't Get There From Here," in paperback and ebook formats, please visit http://www.thesovereignera.com The VoFPX theme was written and performed by Russel Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net Support THE COCKROACH STRIKES Kickstarter! www.kickstarter.com/projects/1707571576/the-cockroach-strikes
Direct download: Episode_162_-_CANT_GET_THERE_FROM_HERE.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 3:00am EDT
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Thu, 7 March 2013
Jared Axelrod sits down to talk with Ursula Vernon about her Hugo-winning comic DIGGER, and how awesome it is. This episode also featured music by The Masochist Monkey Circus
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Tue, 26 February 2013
Thank you, everyone who has made both Fables of the Flying City and The Battle of Blood & Ink the incredible success it has been. It's not been an easy time--especially the past year--but we've gotten through it. And we couldn't have done it without you. If you'd like to nominate The Battle of Blood & Ink for a Best Graphic Story Hugo Award, the whole process is remarkable easy: If you’re already going to LoneStarCon3, this year’s WorldCon, all you have to do is put “Jared Axelrod & Steve Walker: The Battle of Blood & Ink” in the “Best Graphic Story” section. If you’re not going to WorldCon, but have been to Chicon 7 (the 2012 Worldcon), or have a membership to Loncon 3 (the 2014 Worldcon) you can still vote! You can also vote if you just want to pay the $60 Supporting Membership, which helps the folks at LoneStarCon, in addition to allowing you to say which science-fiction and fantasy books, tv, movies, zines, podcasts and fan work you think are the bee’s knees. There’s a lot of great stuff that came out last year, and I suggest you nominate all of it. Just remember to put “Jared Axelrod & Steve Walker: The Battle of Blood & Ink” in the “Best Graphic Story” section!
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Mon, 25 June 2012
In which our heroine is caught, a skinner box is occupied, a ringmaster makes an appearence, the system is believed in, money changes hands, Cardor is denyed, paper is printed, and adventure begins anew. Recorded live at Balticon
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Tue, 22 May 2012
In which a floor is not a floor, tea is served, wares are shown, a dragon is described, who runs alone is quantified, murder is considered, the use of a skinner box is mentioned, and Ashe finds the stuff that dreams are made of.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Tue, 15 May 2012
In which our heroes go below, Gatling is measured against, Ashe admits what she's looking for, Tolban makes a misstep, a net is fortiitous, piles of skulls are witnessed, the likelihood of monsters is debated, and the Ossuarist makes his presence known. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
Direct download: Episode_41_-_Bones_Below_The_Streets.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 11:05pm EDT
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Thu, 10 May 2012
In which Cardor is resistant, Ashe pushes, Cardor demures, Ashe pushes harder, stratagems are plotted, plums are plundered, low temperatures are enjoyed, Cardor's imagination is questioned, a clouddog is dismissed, another is discussed, and Castigir Redlaw is generous to his son. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Tue, 8 May 2012
In which a man is identified, a chase is given, guns are fired, a librarian is distraught, a leap is made, a tower is contemplated, a rogue is introduced, legs are admired, a Redlaw is threatened, and sand is appraised.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Tue, 24 April 2012
In which the size of the library is revealed, help is offered, a statue goes unnamed, the police are called, violence ensues, short work is made, a request is revealed as impossible, and a voice lurks in the shadows. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Thu, 12 April 2012
In which Old Heubal lays forth. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Tue, 10 April 2012
In which Cardor knocks timidly, a hotel room is veiwed, condensation caves are visited, Ashe is there for the water, a collection of caps is surveyed, a boy spits, a larger picture is seen and a fan is revealed.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Thu, 5 April 2012
In which a secret is revealed, a old friend holds a hand, swinging leads to flight, support collapses, a ring is intimidating, Grayson refuses to be swallowed, origns are revealed, and claim of ownership is tested. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
Direct download: Episode_35_-_To_Stand_In_The_Center.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 12:30am EDT
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Tue, 3 April 2012
In which a girl is in trouble, a light brings no warmth, a door is threatened, blending is acheived, acrobats are miscounted, inquiraries are made, an old friend lends a helping hand and a new adventure begins. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 30 November 2011
Jared Axelrod and Steve Walker talk about Warren Ellis and Stuart Immonen's comic NEXTWAVE: AGENTS OF H.A.T.E., and why it is a perfect example of everything that is right and good with superhero comics.
By Warren Ellis and Stuart Immonen This episode also featured music by: NEXTWAVE!!!
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Wed, 23 November 2011
Jared Axelrod and Steve Walker talk about the reigning monarch of memoir comics, Alison Bechdel's FUN HOME.
This episode also featured music by:
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Wed, 26 October 2011
Secret Lair overlord Chris Miller interviews me about FABLES OF THE FLYING CITY, the upcoming graphic novel and how much you owe your comunity. In addition, we are still accepting emails for the free autographed mini-comics. All you have to do is send your address to fablesoftheflyingcity (at) gmail.com, and you'll be entered to win! The costume contest is still going on, so send a picture of yourself in your Amperstamian finest to win original art by Steve Walker himself!
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Wed, 5 October 2011
Specifically, SPX and New York Comic Con (though MoCCA, Dragon*Con and Baltimore Comic-Con get some love, too). We'll be at NYCC, rockin' table L5 in artist alley--it'll be the one with the giant "Fables of the Flying City" banner) where Steve will be showing off his amazing artwork and Jared will be on a panel with Tee Morris, among others, at 9pm on Friday. This episode features music by:
Direct download: Jared_And_Steve_Like_Comic_Conventions.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 9:48pm EDT
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Wed, 10 August 2011
The full audio of the Flying City Circus panel at Balticon! Featuring the begining of FABLES OF THE FLYING CITY Book 2, "The Mouths of the Dead," a prize giveaway, and a spirited question and answer session. The questions are very faint, but I think my answers can give you an idea of what the questions were. Congradulations to Hugh O'Donnell winning his name in Book 2 and J.C. Hutchins for winning what is so far the only printing of Book 1. Special thanks to Balticon and to Paul Fischer, Czar of the Balticon New Media track.
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Wed, 3 August 2011
Jared Axelrod and Steve Walker talk about one of the true graphic novel classics of the past few years.
This episode also featured music by: The Thermals
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Tue, 17 May 2011
Title: Fables of the Flying City Fables of the Flying City had been on my radar since I heard Balticon buzzing about it (via twitter) last year. Of course, then I completely forgot about it until Mainframe (Richard Green) had the author, Jared Axelrod, on his wonderful interview show, Geek Out with Mainframe. I then forgot about it again (seriously, I’m simply terrible sometimes) until I asked Richard to remind me to subscribe. The act of asking someone else to remind me naturally caused me to remember and I subscribed. So, on to the review. Synopsis: Ashe, a young woman from the streets of the flying city of Amperstam learns what it takes to be a member of the Aerial Guard, and finds herself at war with an invading empire and the rulers of the city she has sworn to protect! Fables of the Flying City is written by Jared Axelrod, with illustrations by Steve Walker and Natalie Kelly. (stolen from author’s site) Production: Mr. Axelrod, early on shows that he’s not too worried about production and talks to his listeners about different setups he’s experimenting with. These eps are short, often in the range between five and ten minutes. It isn’t unusual for Mr. Axelrod to give his listeners as much metatalk as there is story. Since most of the metatalk I found informative or amusing, I didn’t mind. However, I personally prefer this metatalk to come AFTER the story, but that is only my personal preference. Grade: C Cast: Mr. Axelrod does a nice job of self reading most of the story. He has a guest reader for several episodes, but the story is always a single voice. I liked Mr. Axelrod’s readings. He has an infectious quality to his voice that makes your root for his heroine. I preferred his voice to his guests, but again, that is probably just my preference. All were easily understood and read the parts well. Grade: B Story: Fables of the Flying City is going to be a graphic novel. This podcast that Mr. Axelrod has provided is actually the prequel to that graphic novel. Having said that, this prequel stands on its own and does what any good prequel should do: makes you care about the characters that will be moving on. Grade: A Verdict: I truly enjoyed Fables of the Flying City. It is the first story that I’ve heard that I would classify as true steampunk and not a story with steampunk elements. The characters drive the story and your imagination is used (appropriately) to fill in some of the technology. I always looked forward to hearing the latest episode of Fables of the Flying City and I think you will to. I am very anxious for the graphic novel to make its way into my hands. Don’t forget, if you send an audio comment to me at Odin1eye at viewfromvalhalla dot com, I’ll include it in the podcast version of this episode next weekend. Disclosure: I do follow Mr. Axelrod on Twitter and find him quite the intelligent tweeter. I don’t converse with him often or at length. I was not offered a free copy of the graphic novel for review (grinding teeth) or anything else in return for this review.
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Thu, 28 April 2011
Jared and Steve, the masterminds behind the FABLES OF THE FLYING CITY series, prepare to talk about comics by talking about themselves. Mentioned in the podcast: SONS OF LIBERTY: http://www.thesonsoflibertybook.com/
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Wed, 6 April 2011
In which our heroine is not beleived, a liar is called, the wrong parts are thrived upon, descriptions are given, one Ashe lives on withou the other, a silly goose is named, a title is denied, Slanger can't hear, memory is pulled upon, advice on betting is given, Ashe says goodbye, and then moves on to the next adventure.
For further updates on the progression of Book 2 (the next podcast novella) and Book 3 (the graphic novel) go to our Facebook page.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 30 March 2011
In which it all goes boom.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
Direct download: Epsiode_32_-_Balancing_on_the_Fulcrum_of_Causality.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 8:29pm EDT
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Wed, 23 March 2011
In which a situation is diificult to understand, Tolban thinks logically, an Ace of the Air is needed, Ashe gets one better, Mari grips her pillow, a barrel is rolled, a scout ship is slammed against, a door handle is found, and Gatling pays a price for joining in. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Thu, 10 March 2011
In which a place in the afterlife is assured, a governship is declared, a symbol of might is imagined, a knife finds its mark, a letter is sent, a key is exchanged, a man takes to the air, a horror is witnessed and a price is accepted. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
Direct download: Episode_30_-_Someone_Should_Be_In_Heaven.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 8:37pm EDT
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Wed, 2 March 2011
In which the Provost sets pen to paper, a history is recounted, a dream is regretted, a heart is weighted, a yoke is taken up, beliefs are mistaken, a future is envisioned, and a fool's cap is worn.
Special thanks to Jerry Rudasill for reading this episode.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
Direct download: Episode_29_-_A_Necessary_Act_of_Hell.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 8:07pm EDT
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Wed, 16 February 2011
In which a mother is not expected, a request is denied, daredevil stunts are discouraged, the training of horses is considered, a dream is deferred, a gentleman of the bottle is placed in an uncomfortable spot, easy money has evaporated, a boy is disapointed, a package arivives, and things are much worse than they seem.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 2 February 2011
In which Ashe is found, the Officer's Mess is suggested, what it takes to be Captain is hypothosised, how to destroy the Vrussian Empire is described, an oath is reminded, motivations are revealed, peices are left, a price is quoted, and one peice is chosen to remain. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 26 January 2011
In which Ashe explains what their goals are, Mari expresses doubt, Tolban pleads to be serious, the important thing is discovered, gliding back is declined, an explosion occurs, followed by many more, and Ashe holds her tongue.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Thu, 13 January 2011
In which Gatling's language of choice is revealed, a knowledge of Chelmois is found useful, a buzzer is bottled, Gatling's height proves a hinderance, a scout ship is scandized, a dirigible is descsribed, the origins of the seige are considered, and Gatlings knowledge about kicks and starving dogs is revealed.
Special thanks to Jennifer Summerfield for reading this episode. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Sun, 26 December 2010
In which a rogue reconsiders, alternatives are suggested, arguments are shot down, numbers are calculated, certainty is questioned, a baker ruminates, shutters are considered, and hope is measured out like grain.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 1 December 2010
In which a hotel is entered, a young man is met, a boyfriend is denyed, a soldier is described, a room is witnessed, a technique is learned, a destination is revealed, and a promise is made.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
Direct download: Episode_23_-_A_Warrior_of_the_Future.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 10:47pm EDT
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Thu, 18 November 2010
In which our heroine crashes with an old friend, a balloon launch is plotted, Gatling's breath is ablaze, the wisdom of Kivings is reveals, Jobrani travels beyond mistakes, the Vrussians know the custom, a debt is created, and sarcasm is employed.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 10 November 2010
In which the Raptorwife is sought, a children's rhyme is remembered, the birds are denied, blood is brought up, Ashe presses her point, money is turned down, the body remains, the furnace is offered, and Hanner Gatling arrives once again.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Sun, 7 November 2010
Learn a bit about me and my writing and my podcast, if you’re new. And we talk to Jared Axelrod!
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Thu, 21 October 2010
In which Gatling makes her presense known, war's lack of complexity is noted, the twin side of bravado is revealed, the moment we're living in described, the promise of the Aerial Guard is considered, the score is counted, stone is preyed for, and the dead are listed.
Special thanks to Jennifer Summerfield for reading this episode. You can ask Hanner Gatling anything at her Formspring page: http://www.formspring.me/HannerGatling She will answer. Of that you can be sure. You can check out Tor.com's Steampunk Fortnight over at...http://www.tor.com The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
Direct download: Episode_20_-_Gatling_Weighs_In_On_War.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 11:13pm EDT
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Wed, 13 October 2010
In which a trap is seen, enemies are revealed, a mission is scrubbed, a mind is changed, a battle is fought, a soldier shows them how its done, a boiler explodes, the calvary arrives, and the consquences of war are driven home.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Fri, 1 October 2010
In which wings are ordered to be earned, a pilot has second thoughts, a secret is revealed, an alternate life is described, how one dies is denied, a head is screwed on straight, a warship is approached, and the secret of the Vrussian Aerial Force is revealed.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 22 September 2010
In which Gatling's weapon of choice is revealed, a sword flying through the air is described, the mental state of average Amperstam citizen is beyond understanding, an analogy using both moths and flame is utilized, a sword flying through the air arrives again, and the beauty of a sharp weapon is shown.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
Direct download: Episode_17_-_Gatling_Knows_Her_Weapons.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 10:00pm EDT
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Thu, 16 September 2010
In which motives are questioned, the craftmenship of Vrussian hulls are discussed, a turtledove is revealed, gold detaling is reasoned, nicknames are confirmed, and the order no one wants to hear is given. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 8 September 2010
In which the situtation is claimed to be simple, flying makes thing complicated, threats are hinted at, a city is claimed, the reasons Father Vrussia goes to war are revealed, a warning is given, a message is promised, the price of secrets is stated and the first blow is braced for. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
Direct download: Episode_15_-_Priceless_Beyond_Measure.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 7:00am EDT
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Wed, 1 September 2010
In which a familar voice returns, the trouble with empires is described, a history is listed, what a fictional Vrussian does with his time is revealed, what a real Vrussian does with hers is compared, a crusade is considered, and a hunger is decribed. Special thanks to Jennifer Summerfield for reading this episode. You can ask Hanner Gatling anything at her Formspring page: http://www.formspring.me/HannerGatling She will answer. Of that you can be sure. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 25 August 2010
In which salve is applied, scars are fingered, tattoos are traced, lightning storms are recollected, faces are unknown, Consaquine is quoted, a want is gotten, speediness is praised, and how a main character learns to live is explained. The totally awesome Vivid Muse--aka She of the Mighty Cherpumple--can be heard on Into The Blender (which she does with her amazing husband Chooch) and Girls' Rules (which she does with some of the coolest women in the podiospace). You can learn everything you need to know about Sagefighting at sagefight.org
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 11 August 2010
In which a city is veiwed from an unlikely point of veiw, the cost of flying is weighed, an exception is requested and denied, a push is enacted, a flight is plotted, a neighborhood is envied, a razor is clipped, an observer is netted and an armada arrives. Scrivener can be downloaded at literatureandlatte.com You can find my list of things I learned at the Barry Goldblatt Literary retreat over at my blog, jaredaxelrod.com, under What I Learned At The Barry Goldblatt Literary Retreat (Besides The Trapeze) The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 28 July 2010
In which friends are implied, wagers are made, liars are called, an immense pot is procured, mugs are slammed, guesses are made, and a grand reveal is witnessed.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 21 July 2010
In which a plane roars to life, launchings and landings are comanded, stomach contents are released, a specific spleen is mentioned, beer is drunk, the escalation of revenge is discussed, rules are given, and a conclusion is reached. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 14 July 2010
In which the Provost is argued with, an Empire is flown over, the capibility of the Guard is judged, tea is requested, what Vrussian do with their time is considered, no interest in debating theoretical topics is shown, and engine is decribed, as well as the horror it evokes. You can check out Flying Island Press at flyingislandpress.com. Their twitter, with the cool logo is FlyingIslandPre The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Thu, 8 July 2010
In which a night visitor calls, a pilot is defended, the wisdom of Consaguine is expressed, healing is given, a tale is suspended, a kiss is planted, a lack of beer is lamented, and a pillow is weaponized. JR Blackwell and I talk about comedy with Podcasting's Rich Sigfrit on Requiem of the Outcast And I go on an on about comicbook movies on Rich's other podcast, Cinemafreaks
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Fri, 2 July 2010
Episode 4 is a long one, approximately one hour and forty-five minutes of solid interview with the multi-talented Jared Axelrod! Steampunk, comics, podcasting and more - strap in for a fun and geeky ride, dear listener. :)
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Wed, 30 June 2010
In which a cavalcade of food in paraded, smoking is finally allowed, where to place blame is considered, Ashe’s future is discussed, the usefulness of consequences are questioned, and how much soup forgets is revealed. Mur Lafferty's Tumblr is here: mightymur.tumblr.com This is the post in question: Podcasting Turns Six You can ask Hanner Gatling anything at her Formspring page: http://www.formspring.me/HannerGatling She will answer. Of that you can be sure. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
Direct download: Episode_6_-_The_Consequences_of_Soup.mp3
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Wed, 23 June 2010
In which a new world is entered, a sharp woman is introduced, the longevity of legends in discussed, a pilot is noticed, a warning about knives and body parts is given, and lies are not told, despite what one may wish. You can ask Hanner Gatling anything at her Formspring page: http://www.formspring.me/HannerGatling She will answer. Of that you can be sure. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
Direct download: Episode_5_-_A_Time_of_Extreme_Reality.mp3
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Wed, 16 June 2010
In which the merits of deserts are discussed, uniforms are described, gentlemen are introduced, a rival makes her presence known, a fight is broken, and soup is flung. If you'd like to check out the next Dorian's Parlor, their websitie is http://www.doriansparlor.com/ Tome Wilson's Dieselpunk page is here: http://www.dieselpunks.org/ It's a cool site, and worth poking around in. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 9 June 2010
In which a new voice is heard, the joys and downfalls of Sultansport is revealed, a heart is mused upon, and a writer travels up. Special thanks to Jennifer Summerfield, for reading this episode. You can ask Hanner Gatling anything at her Formspring page: http://www.formspring.me/HannerGatling She will answer. Of that you can be sure. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Wed, 2 June 2010
In which we see the consequences of recklessness, our heroine stands tall, an acrobat is revealed, a tall woman despences disiplinary measures, tattoos are shown, and for a breif moment, an angel is seen. The excellent model in the picture was created by Skott Stotland of the Nerd Signal People I hung out with at Balticon: JR Blackwell (natch), Christiana Ellis, Mur Lafferty, Jim Van Verth, Dr. John Cmar, Laura Burns, Dr. Pamela Gay, Tee Morris, Phillipa Ballantine, Phil Rossi, Chooch, Viv, Nathan Lowell, Scott Roche, the Family Pick, Ms. Information, DDog, Nobilis, Podcasting's Rich Sigfrit, Susan Z, RDQ, Scott Breakall, Paul Fischer and Martha Holloway. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Sun, 30 May 2010
In which we meet our heroine, the honesty of the Provost is questioned, a private is made, a pilot is discovered, the elements of shooting is described, and a barrel finds itself in a dangerous predicament. Recorded live at Balticon. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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Fri, 15 May 2009
The Jugulites will not allow you to land on their planet, as they have
a deep-seated distrust of off-worlders. Despite your best efforts, the
Jugulites will fire on your diplomatic vessal, severely damaging it
beyond repair. As you float aimlessly through space with only the
barest of life-support, the Jugulites will apologize but will not help
you, as they will say that your ship started it, by looking at them
funny.
Direct download: 48_Aliens_You_Will_Meet-The_Jugulites.mp3
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Fri, 8 May 2009
The pleasure planet of Orlandeer offers many delights for the weary traveler. It is recommended that you not spent too much time in the soothing Orlandeerian Mud-Pits of Relaxation. While the Orlandeerian mud will be soothing and stimulating, the noxious smell will follow you long after the relaxation has faded.
Direct download: 47_Aliens_You_Will_Meet-The_Mud_Pits_of_Orlandeer.mp3
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Fri, 12 September 2008
If you had asked me 3 years ago if I was ending the Voice of Free Planet X on Episode 160, I’d probably be impressed I stuck with it so long. Its not been perfect—there’s some loose ends here and there, I’ll do my best to address them in other formats. But the experiment that was the Voice of Free Planet X is over, and I call it success. I set out to bring my fiction to a new audience, and while I did that, the downside was that I wasn’t writing as much fiction as I wanted. So I’m ending the podcast, so I can do what I was doing before the podcast: writing stories. The Voice of Free Planet X has allowed me to meet a variety of people I would have never met otherwise, some of whom I now count as close friends. It’s allowed me to play with formats, to listen to new music, and to make things I never would have otherwise. And for all these things and more, I am grateful. More than that, it allowed me to connect with one of the most erudite, humorous and dedicated audiences in all of the podiosphere—this is true; I’ve listened to other podcasts feedback episodes. Thank for listening. All of you. This archive and feed will remaining up, as Aliens You Will Meet will continue. Any guest appearances on other folks shows will appear here, as well. And, when it’s ready, the first season of Free Planet X TV will be here as well. As always, thank you for listening. The world always
seems brighter when you've just made something that wasn't there before. The Voice of Free Planet X theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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