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We continue our talk with Nathan Moody and we all vibe at the same frequency as we discuss a short story by Orson Scott Card, from the July 1979 episode of Omni.
Please check out all of Nathan's amazing music at nathanmoody.bandcamp.com
Omni magazine is a trademark of Penthouse Global Media. All other trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.
This episode, Jason and Chad put on their Hyperlab Coats · and concoct their own indeterminacy recipe loosely based on John Cage·s experimental work, Roaratorio, an Irish circus on Finnegans Wake.
In this show, Chad and Jason try to navigate their way out of the uncanny valley after gaining a new member of the lab production team, before having a fun discussion about an interstellar mission to Barnard's Star, from an article featured in the January 1979 issue of Omni.
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Greetings from the HyperLab!
In today's thrilling episode, we follow the threads of Episode 6's cliffhanger ending and listen as Jason makes a life and death gamble with an AI ghost in the HLO machine.
And later, Chad and Jason play with some temporal tautological traps as they explore an Isaac Netwon themed time travel short story by Paul J. Nahin that appeared in Omni magazine in January 1979.
Omni magazine is a trademark of Penthouse Global Media. All other trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.
Some audio elements in this episode are under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
Read the full audio credits and learn how to support this podcast at our Patreon page.
Join us somewhere beyond the tangential event horizon as we resume our conversation with megatalented comic book creator, Jack Foster.
And for those of you who missed it, here's a link to part 1.
In this episode we wrap up our talk about artist John Berkey, wander through a desert oasis known as "Dune Minute" and engage in some intense pop culture regression therapy to resolve Jack's Star Wars false memory implant.
Be sure to check out Jack's work at guncomic.com and follow him on Twitter and Instagram
Sound design and music is by Nathan Moody. Visit nathanmoody.bandcamp.com to hear more.
Omni magazine is a trademark of Penthouse Global Media. All other trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.
Some audio elements in this episode are under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
Read the full audio credits and learn how to support this podcast at our Patreon page.
Climb aboard, seal the hatches and sink below the memetic seascape with HLO as we take a deep dive into the Omni art nostalgia trench in the first of a two part interview with the amazing artist/writer/creator, Jack Foster.
Be sure to check out Jack's work at guncomic.com and follow him on Twitter and Instagram
Sound design and music is by Nathan Moody. Visit nathanmoody.bandcamp.com to hear more.
Omni magazine is a trademark of Penthouse Global Media. All other trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.
Some audio elements in this episode are under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
Read the full audio credits and learn how to support this podcast at our Patreon page.
In this inaugural episode, Jason and Chad launch a podcast that uses Omni magazines from 1979 as a lens to examine the weird sci-fi nature of our present. We take a look at the apocalyptic story The Madagascar Event by Robert Haisty from the June 1979 issue of Omni.
Sound design and music is by Nathan Moody. Visit nathanmoody.bandcamp.com to hear more.
Omni magazine is a trademark of Penthouse Global Media. All other trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.
Some audio elements in this episode are under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
Read the full audio credits and learn how to support this podcast at our Patreon page.
Amazing digital art courtesy of Lorenz Duremdes
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