Immerse yourself in the captivating world of science fiction, a genre that transcends the boundaries of reality and invites you to explore imaginative realms crafted by visionary authors. With limitless possibilities, these narratives not only entertain but also ignite curiosity about the sciences, often inspiring future generations of scientists. Delve into thought-provoking themes, social commentary, and thrilling adventures that challenge our perceptions of the future and the human experience. -

Dive into the captivating world of science fiction, a genre that transcends the boundaries of reality and imagination. Here, the only limits are those set by the author, inviting you to explore realms where the impossible becomes possible. This speculative genre not only fuels creativity but also inspires scientific advancements and ignites the passions of future scientists. It serves as a vibrant playground for examining social perspectives, envisioning the future, and embarking on thrilling

Journey into the fascinating world of science fiction, where imagination knows no bounds and the only limits are those defined by the author. This genre invites you to explore uncharted territories, challenge societal norms, and speculate on the future, igniting curiosity and inspiring scientific advancements. Each tale serves as a vibrant tapestry woven from the threads of creativity, offering thrilling adventures that delve deep into the human experience. Join us as we celebrate the power of

Deep within the lush jungles of Jumala, a man is in hiding—his mind reprogrammed with anothers brain patterns and a staggering reward on his head. Star Hunter takes you on a thrilling journey through an interstellar game of cat and mouse, where a man discovers his hidden powers while being pursued by an unrelenting safari intent on capturing something no human should ever possess...

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It's spooooky time! This year, Jess' beef with a certain 20th century horror author continues, and we finally meet the mayor of Hanesbury. Join us for another Heinous Halloween! Hey fellow Investigators! Don’t forget to check out our Patreon Page at patreon.com/wildelypods for fun bonus content (including shoutouts in the credits of future bonus episodes) and the chance to help us make more episodes! Featuring the Voices of Dio Garner, Toan Nguyen, AJ

Recorded during our 2024 live event, this discussion of the Science of Cats features KJ McGlinn, the Kitty Correspondent, creator of The Cat Conversation and PurrCon talking about the science of house cats and what it can do to help us keep them safe and happy in our homes.

Mike & Dre discuss Season 2 Episode 22: "The Fall of Night" with special guest Najmah Salam.In this episode…Londo is the Grinch, Kosh is the angel, Sheridan is a balloon, Ivaonava is god, G’Kar is a plant, Toe-pick is a fascist, Lt. Eyebrows is a human bomb, and Kyle McSkeevy skeeves across Babylon 5.Naj wants you to check out…FoundationBattlestar Gallactica (TV Series)Panda Cat Games - Spirits of HeartwoodAsian Horror (in general)Najmah on the webNajme Tender - Naj plays

Bright Suns and Rising Moons fellow droids! We are diving headfirst into the Clone Wars, we are following the universe chronologically, this episode we will cover:The Clone Wars Season 2, Episode 16 Cat and MouseThe Clone Wars Season 1, Episode 16 Hidden Enemy#starwars #theclonewars

Bear and Bo from Bad Habit Paws our Chow Chows interview our cat Hoosier. Lets see what he has to say.

In this Halloween episode of Aliens with the Girls, we head to Tehran, Iran, where in 1976 the Iranian Air Force is about to chase a UFO seen by pilots, radar operators, and civilians across the night sky. It’s one of the most credible UFO sightings ever recorded — complete with radar confirmation, a game of cat & mouse, and a mysterious glowing craft that left no trace.Before jumping in, a quick letter from the editor: my editing software crashed. Twice. Aaaand we had some minor audio issues

The shield was gone.Nerves raw. Thoughts naked. No veil. No mercy. The Necromancers didn’t descend the steps. They didn’t rush us. They didn’t need to. They were mountain and weather. They were pressure. They stayed at the altar, and the altar became a lever. The female rose first. Not a jump. A slow, patient float. Robes like oil. Bones like reeds under cloth. She circled the altar as if it were a black sun and she was a small, bright moon. Each loop widened. Each loop pushed. She sang one

Stuart says you’ve got to plot your stories. Cullen isn’t so sure! Maybe you can just fly by the seat of your pants? We lay out our arguments in the (timeless?) Pants vs Plot debate. Also featured: Joseph Cambell was a moron; is Save the Cat worthless?; the creativity of David Lynch; and examples of stirring scenes from Dune Part II and The Fellowship of the Ring.00:00 The Plotter vs. Pantser Debate 02:15 The Plotter Opening Statement: The Importance of Plotting in Speculative Fiction 05:29 The

Twenty episodes of chaos ... and we're celebrating by heading straight into cursed territory.From the eerie legends of the Not-Deer and Appalachian Mimics to towns that just vanished off the map, and staircases in the woods that lead to nowhere you should be, we're driving deep into the mountains that hum, watch, and occasionally eat your soul for breakfast.We'll meet the Wampus Cat, Mothman's overworked cousin, and a few Reddit storytellers who made us all decide, "Yeah, I'm never camping

A Dog and Her 12 Boys season one. GATELOCK Prime – Episode 16: Zombie Liquid. The First Note. Boy Three moved first. Always did. I pulsed the formation through the lattice. Spread. Circle. Silence. The Necromancers continued their ritual, arms weaving deliberate patterns in the air above a tall, narrow altar between them. Male and female, orbiting one another with a slow, gliding step. Their feet barely touched the stone, yet each motion carried weight, as if the air thickened around them. They

Dog and Her 12 Boys. Seasoned one. GATELOCK prime. – Episode 15: The Overlook The sewer tunnel curved downward like a throat swallowing us whole. The artifact’s pulse had shifted, no longer the erratic ping of something hidden, but a steady rhythm that matched my heartbeat. Or maybe my heartbeat had matched it. Hard to tell anymore. Boy Six touched the wall as we descended. Stone. Carved stone. I felt his recognition through the lattice and concrete had given way to something older. Symbols

A Dog and Her 12 Boys. Season one. GATELOCK prime. – episode 14: Zombie Liquid. The Cafeteria of the Damned.. Then we reached it. The cafeteria. Wide. Warm. Tiled with flesh-pink floors. Full of Humans. Or what was left. Hairless. Fat. Wearing plastic aprons soaked in blood. Eating. Bowls of zombie stew. Slices of gray meat stacked like pancakes. Sandwiches made with arm meat and spinal jelly. A fountain of red ichor bubbled in the center. I dropped the cloak. They looked up. We smelled their fear

Trapped in a collapsing bone tunnel with her twelve boys, our canine protagonist faces their most desperate moment yet. The living bone walls close in, held back only by her psychic wedge—a shield of pure willpower that’s rapidly failing. After digging reveals nothing but endless bone, a new threat emerges: the walls begin emitting a devastating sonic hum that attacks their minds directly.Key Moments • The Trap Tightens: Air thick with decay, space reduced to a horse stall, two feet of digging

A debate with a cat: do the ends justify the means? The Doctor in full Oncoming-Storm mode against nice Novice Hame, sowing the seeds of his Waters of Mars hubris years before the fact. At least until Rose – who’s been noticeably 'meh' about all the unethical practices going on in this medical establishment – decides it’s her turn in the spotlight. And lo, the imposter reveals herself at last… Oh, wake up and smell the perfume, who else did you think it was gonna be?Written and read by

K. A. Teryna is an award-winning author and illustrator. She was born in two places at once, one of which is beyond the Arctic Circle. Her fiction has been translated from Russian into six languages. English translations of her stories have appeared in Asimov’s, Reactor, Apex, F&SF, Podcastle, and elsewhere. Her English-language short story collection Black Hole Heart and Other Stories has been published by Fairwood Press. As of late, Chekhov the Cat has become K.A. Teryna's co-author. He's in