Dastardly Criminals in Space
Dastardly Criminals in Space
Podcast Description
Dastardly Criminals in Space takes you on a thrilling journey through a galaxy of intrigue and suspense. Join Peter Duane in Conspiracy on Callisto by Frederik Pohl, as he wrestles with a forgotten memory that could determine the fate of a revolt. Enter the inescapable Prison of a Billion Years by CH Thames, and ponder the possibility of predictive crime prevention machines in Watchbird by Robert Sheckley. Experience the tension of a high-stakes heist in The Incomplete Theft by Ralph Burke, face the audacious humans infiltrating an emperors space in The Barbarians by Tom Godwin, and uncover the true power on a remote planet in Bleekman’s Planet by Ivar Jorgensen. Delve into The Inquisitor by Randall Garrett, a tale of a machine that judges criminality, and make the toughest decision in Traitor’s Choice by Paul W Fairman. Explore the ethics of a hunting game in Hunting License by James V. McConnell, and unravel the mystery of a talking, shooting doll in Bratton’s Idea by Manly Wade Wellman. Ready for the ride?
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes of crime and morality within science fiction, exploring topics such as memory manipulation, predictive policing, and ethical dilemmas. Episodes include deep dives into stories like Conspiracy on Callisto, which examines a critical memory linked to rebellion, and The Inquisitor, exploring a machine that adjudicates criminality, alongside themes presented in Watchbird and The Incomplete Theft.
Dastardly Criminals in Space takes you on a thrilling journey through a galaxy of intrigue and suspense. Join Peter Duane in Conspiracy on Callisto by Frederik Pohl, as he wrestles with a forgotten memory that could determine the fate of a revolt. Enter the inescapable Prison of a Billion Years by CH Thames, and ponder the possibility of predictive crime prevention machines in Watchbird by Robert Sheckley. Experience the tension of a high-stakes heist in The Incomplete Theft by Ralph Burke, face the audacious humans infiltrating an emperors space in The Barbarians by Tom Godwin, and uncover the true power on a remote planet in Bleekman’s Planet by Ivar Jorgensen. Delve into The Inquisitor by Randall Garrett, a tale of a machine that judges criminality, and make the toughest decision in Traitor’s Choice by Paul W Fairman. Explore the ethics of a hunting game in Hunting License by James V. McConnell, and unravel the mystery of a talking, shooting doll in Bratton’s Idea by Manly Wade Wellman. Ready for the ride?
Dastardly Criminals in Space takes you on a thrilling journey through a galaxy of intrigue and suspense. Join Peter Duane in Conspiracy on Callisto by Frederik Pohl, as he wrestles with a forgotten memory that could determine the fate of a revolt. Enter the inescapable Prison of a Billion Years by CH Thames, and ponder the possibility of predictive crime prevention machines in Watchbird by Robert Sheckley. Experience the tension of a high-stakes heist in The Incomplete Theft by Ralph Burke, face the audacious humans infiltrating an emperors space in The Barbarians by Tom Godwin, and uncover the true power on a remote planet in Bleekman’s Planet by Ivar Jorgensen. Delve into The Inquisitor by Randall Garrett, a tale of a machine that judges criminality, and make the toughest decision in Traitor’s Choice by Paul W Fairman. Explore the ethics of a hunting game in Hunting License by James V. McConnell, and unravel the mystery of a talking, shooting doll in Bratton’s Idea by Manly Wade Wellman. Ready for the ride?
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