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Angela Yuriko Smith & Ryan Aussie Smith

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The Space & Time Podcast with Ryan Aussie Smith and Angela Yuriko Smith is where storytelling meets the strange. From writing and publishing to the wild frontiers of imagination, we explore what it means to create across genres, across realities, and across time itself. What does it take to be part of Space & Time? Come find out. authortunities.substack.com

قبل ٥٥ دقيقة

Razor Sharp & Shining · 153

Another episode of Reading Space & Time, in which Angela reintroduced Vegetable Show and Tell for random, unknown reasons, Chupacabra makes another cameo and Ryan waxes poetic over today’s literary selections. Then we discussed two poems and two stories from this month’s issue. This week it was “I never will write a poem” by M. Frost, “A Better Tongue” by Domenico Attianese, “words as weaponry” by Cailín Frankland, and “Working as Intended” by T. H. Mercer. Next week we will be sharing two more stories and two more poems from the just released August issue No. 153, namely “My old pen” by Simbarashe Chirikure, “Just Tell Me No” by Blake Jessop, “Sharpen Your Tools” by Saroj Kumar Senapati, “Bravo Checkpoint” by P. M. Alexander and “City of Diamonds” by Hallie Rae. That’s all for Episode 19. We will be back next Monday at 2:30 pm EST. Until then, thank you for Reading Space & Time. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit authortunities.substack.com/subscribe
قبل ٦ أيام

Honing the Edge · 153

We were in high energy mode for today’s episode, in spite of something missing. If you can guess what it is, tell us in the comments. Chupacabra made a surprise appearance and we solved some of life’s mysteries, among them why Angela can’t pronounce so many words correctly, and opened new mysteries, like trying to remember which issue of Space & Time LeVar Burton once featured on Reading Rainbow. Angela also shared her experiences from [merge.] Literary Festival, last week’s Speculative Missed CONnection. Then we discussed two poems and two stories from this month’s issue. This week it was “The Ogre” by Kathryn Ptacek, “Pickleblood’s Saga” by Kris Schokrowsky, “Unfiltered” by Brian U. Garrison, and “Enterprise One” by Callum Borthwick. Next week we will be sharing two more stories and two more poems from the just released August issue No. 153, namely “I never will write a poem” by M. Frost, “A Better Tongue” by Domenico Attianese, “words as weaponry” by Cailín Frankland, and “Working as Intended” by T. H. Mercer. That’s all for Episode 18. We will be back next Monday at 2:30 pm EST. Until then, thank you for Reading Space & Time. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit authortunities.substack.com/subscribe
٣ أغسطس

Sharpen Your Tools · 153

In today’s episode we share the cover art for the the brand new August No. 153 (due out Aug 4 - tomorrow!) and share some of the new features in this issue, including the Speculative Missed Connections. Then we kick off the brand new August issue No. 153, by sharing the opening poems and stories, namely “Paring Down” by Kelly J. Cooper, “The Masterpiece” by Anuksha Dey, “The Vision” by Andrew Brenza, and “Optimization Problem” by Xauri’EL Zwaan. Next week we will be sharing stories and poems from the officially released August issue No. 153, namely “The Ogre” by Kathryn Ptacek, “Pickleblood’s Saga” by Kris Schokrowsky, “Unfiltered” by Brian U. Garrison, and “Enterprise One” by Callum Borthwick. That’s all for Episode 17. We will be back next Monday at 2:30 pm EST. Until then, thank you for Reading Space & Time. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit authortunities.substack.com/subscribe
٢٧ يوليو

The Only Way Out is Through · Issue 152

In today’s episode Angela makes a call that the impromptu Show & Tell is now a tradition for “the interesting thumbnails,” and she continues by sharing a piece of original art by granddaughter Lili. Then there is a lively discussion about “murder crypts” and a promise to share a photo of ours. As I look at the photos now, I guess it was pretty creepy. Judge for yourself here. Then we wrap up the the July issue with our thoughts on story and poems from No. 152, namely “The Pleasure Models” by Pixie Bruner, “A Supremacist Sonnet” by Gordon Linzner, “The Artist” by L. Marie Wood, “The Violinist” by Grace R. Reynolds, and “Man’s Best Friend Mourns” by Jordan Francis. Next week we will be sharing stories and poems from the brand new August issue No. 153, namely “Paring Down” by Kelly J. Cooper, “The Masterpiece” by Anuksha Dey, “The Vision” by Andrew Brenza, and “Optimization Problem” by Xauri’EL Zwaan. That’s all for Episode 16. We will be back next Monday at 2:30 pm EST. Until then, thank you for Reading Space & Time. Have you read any of these? Share your thoughts! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit authortunities.substack.com/subscribe
٢٠ يوليو

What Makes Us Stronger · 152

In today’s episode we continue last week’s impromptu Show & Tell with a “witch’s broom stone” necklace, otherwise known as black kyanite, and we share an update on how we are changing the story selections beginning with the September 2026 issue. We also share our thoughts on story and poems from the current issue No. 152, namely “Cas9” by Geisa Fernandes, “I’m Proud of You” by Jamal Hodge, “Finding the Path” by Miguel O. Mitchell, and “I Dream of Black Quantum Futures” by Maurice Broaddus. Next week we will be sharing more stories and poems from the July issue, namely “The Pleasure Models” by Pixie Bruner, “A Supremacist Sonnet” by Gordon Linzner, “The Artist” by L. Marie Wood, “The Violinist” by Grace R. Reynolds, and “Man’s Best Friend Mourns” by Jordan Francis. That’s all for now. We will be back next Monday at 2:30 pm EST. Until then, thank you for reading Space & Time. Have you read any of these? Share your thoughts! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit authortunities.substack.com/subscribe
١٣ يوليو

The Devil in the Details · 152

In today’s episode we have a cameo from the Chupacabra, an impromptu session of Show & Tell with a carrot of prodigious girth, and we finally get to hold Space & Time No. 151 (the first of the monthly issues) in our hands. Then we share our thoughts on the story and poems we are sharing this week: “Raid on Rockfall” by Lixin Foo, “The Fall of King Shedim” by Maxwell I. Gold, “Floating Shift” by Mark Leslie, and “To the Unmasked Self” by Michael Bailey. Next week we will be sharing more stories and poems from the July issue, namely “Cas9” by Geisa Fernandes, “I’m Proud of You” by Jamal Hodge, “Finding the Path” by Miguel O. Mitchell, and “I Dream of Black Quantum Futures” by Maurice Broaddus. That’s all for now. We will be back next Monday at 2:33 pm EST. Until then, thank you for reading Space & Time. Have you read any of these? Share your thoughts! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit authortunities.substack.com/subscribe
٦ يوليو

Reject Fake Muse · 152

In today’s episode we mourn Brazil being booted from the FIFA World Cup 2026, celebrate the last day to pre-order Space & Time No. 152 and climb up a few soapboxes to rail against the lies we are sold as artists as we discuss the July theme: Reject Fake Muse. Then we share our thoughts one the story and poems we are sharing this week: “Milking” by Lee Murray, “Ever Changing Landscape” by Olivia Sailor, “Caution When Hunting Unicorns” by Jamal Hodge, and “A Ravenous Cloud” by John Shirley. Next week we will be sharing more stories and poems from the July issue, namely “Raid on Rockfall” by Lixin Foo, “The Fall of King Shedim” by Maxwell I. Gold, “Floating Shift” by Mark Leslie, and “To the Unmasked Self” by Michael Bailey. That’s all for now. We will be back next Monday at 2:33 pm EST. Until then, thank you for reading Space & Time. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit authortunities.substack.com/subscribe
٢٩ يونيو

Where the Star Still Burns · Issue 151

Pre-orders for July’s Space & Time are live! This week Ryan and Angela share the new cover, explain the different approach to the art style, cheer on Brazil soccer and talk about the new issue that will be releasing in all editions on July 7. You can pre-order the Reject Fake News July issue no. 152 here. Then we share our thoughts one the story and poems we are sharing this week: “Department of Magical Irrelevance” by Micha Rogers, “Sooner or Later” by Kendall Evans, “Walk While You Have The Light” by Preston Ham, “In the Sun” by Josh Pearce and “Angel Star” by A J Dalton. That wraps up June. Next week we will be sharing the stories and poems in the July issue, starting off with “Milking” by Lee Murray, “Ever Changing Landscape” by Olivia Sailor, “Caution When Hunting Unicorns” by Jamal Hodge, and “A Ravenous Cloud” by John Shirley. That’s all for now. We will be back next week. Until then, thank you for reading Space & Time. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit authortunities.substack.com/subscribe

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The Space & Time Podcast with Ryan Aussie Smith and Angela Yuriko Smith is where storytelling meets the strange. From writing and publishing to the wild frontiers of imagination, we explore what it means to create across genres, across realities, and across time itself. What does it take to be part of Space & Time? Come find out. authortunities.substack.com

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