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“I have a couple of dozen podcasts on my iPhone but this is the one I always go to when Tony releases a new episode. If you want more than "just a sci-fi story" from your listening, if you want to be stretched and challenged by fact articles covering a wide range of subjects then this is the podcast for you. It is a real magazine podcast. Add to this Tony's style and enthusiasm for the show and it is a winning combination. I have not yet tried Protecting Project Pulp - I am a big fan of Pulp Fiction so right after uploading this review I am off to subscribe to that.”
Octech via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/25/12
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“Tony C. Smith and co. puts tremendous effort into this weekly pod magazine. It features editorials, poems, short fiction, main fiction (which can be over an hour long sometimes), interesting fact articles, interviews and more. This podcast has recently been nominated for a Hugo award. You...”Read full review »
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04/11/10
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“Simply the best SF podcast out there, truly an audio magazine: fantastic fiction, brilliant fact articles, wonderful poetry. Something for everyone, with consistently excellent quality in terms of both content and narration. I never miss it.”
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“2 geordie blokes and 1 big chair, Tony and Ciaran are the sci-fi Ant and Dec! Each show is filled with laughter and fun and more fascinating facts about sci-fi authors, movies and books than you can shake a stick at. The episodes run for about an hour and are so jam packed with information that...”Read full review »
alwebster via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
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