200 episodes
Original Science Fiction – Makeshift Stories Alan V Hare
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- Science Fiction
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4.3 • 60 Ratings
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Explore, space-time, alternate realities, the near future and the unexplained, in a unique genre-crossing blend of original stories for all ages ranging from sci-fi and fantasy to magic realism.
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Autonomous
To save her family’s hundred-year-old manufacturing business, Sandra decides to use the general artificial intelligence she has been working on to create a new product line consisting of autonomous yard maintenance machines. However, she is forced to partner with a private investor who does not see eye to eye with her. During their dispute, the artificial intelligence starts making decisions on its own.
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CREDITS
Written by Alan V Hare.
Read by Mitchel Tew
Audio Post-production Matthew Erdmann
Opening and Closing composed and created by David Hume
Makeshift Stories is released under a creative commons non-commercial attribution no derivative license. Which means you are free to share our stories just remember to credit us. -
Lunar Rain
Nikolay, a Russian cosmonaut, is stranded on a secret Red Army moonbase when the Soviet Union collapses. Believing the USSR's dissolution is propaganda to smoke out the lunar installation, he maintains the moonbase avoiding contact with Earth.
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Escape From Haven (Part 3)
Gwen discovers Karl's new skin's identity, which lets her track the escapee to a recently reclaimed district. However, the Haven runaway puts questions in Gwen's mind, which she is determined to have answered.
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Escape From Haven (Part 2)
After Karl the Haven escapee eludes port security and Gwen, he manages to find the woman who initially helped him break out of the island enclave. He pressures her into again providing him with the means to change identities. By the time Gwen, the inspector designate, tracks Karl’s reluctant collaborator down, the fugitive is long gone; however, shortly after, his collaborator disappears as well.
Makeshift Stories is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network “Locally grown. Community supported”
CONNECT WITH US
makeshiftstories@gmail.com
SHARE THE PODCAST
You can help us out by letting your Twitter friends know about @makeshift_scifi. You can post a tweet now http://clicktotweet.com/9eCk0
Reviews help us out. If you really liked this episode, please go over to Apple Podcasts and leave a review and subscribe.
CREDITS
Written by Alan V Hare.
Read by Mitchel Tew
Audio Post-production Matthew Erdmann
Opening and Closing composed and created by David Hume
Makeshift Stories is released under a creative commons non-commercial attribution no derivative license. Which means that you are free to share our stories just remember to credit us. -
Life in Kodachrome
Leopold has spent his life repairing appliances, struggles to remain relevant in a world of disposable digital devices. When he attempts to fix an old slide projector; the vintage machine turns out to be more than an obsolete appliance.
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Redux - Escape Velocity
Two young people from a moon orbiting the second planet around Barnard’s Star end up in the same escape pod. On the surface, they are from opposing political systems but soon discover they are more alike than different.
Customer Reviews
A serious treasure
I don’t know how I came across Europe I don’t know how I came across your path but I love it your podcast
Great earnest and original tales of imagination
Something wonderful going on. I love these and binged on all the episodes available. Now I have to wait for new ones and I am so happy when one appears
Great All Around Listening
This is a great podcast, and there’s a genius at work within it.
I listen to just about every story generated Sci Fi podcast on the net, and there are many good ones, but this one is consistently great, while others are hit and miss.
Let me repeat...real genius. Not every story is perfect, but the main writer has honed his craft so that it feels like listening to gold.
Within this vast array of stories, just about the entire human experience and alien too, I suppose, is touched upon.
I started here in May, 2018; I listen because the stories make me feel something, they open my mind and excite my Sci Fi cravings.
Although the stories are independent of each other, there is a connecting theme running through a lot of them. Many of the same characters, their world’s and timelines pop up throughout the catalogue.
What more can I say? I love this podcast.
It’s appropriate for most ages;
It’s...
Not too violent or graphically violent
Not weirdly morbid; it doesn’t dump negativity into one’s mind
Not too gross,
Very Interesting, lots of great plots.
Quite often Educational and always thought provoking.
Fun
More fun
And fun again