The Stopped Clock: Recent Episodes
Freeze Frame
Join host Freeze Frame as he narrates and acts out Sci. Fi. short stories. The authors range from classic masters (Phillip K. Dick, Ursula K. Le Guin) to local up and comers.Cosmic music, broadening tales, and humorous skits bring to life the jagged edges of the imagined universe.Descend into the collective psyche to reach up into the outer realms of space, as the night sky apexes and the clocks stop.
Spaaaaaceeee Beeeeeeees!!!!
Join Reeze Frame as he reads "The Cartographer Wasps and Anarchist Bees" by Lily Yu, plays a song by The Eternal Footman (Folky Freeze Frame from 10 years ago), and reads some poems he wrote.
Spaaaaceeeee Beeeeees!!!!!!!!
Freeze Frame is under the weather (and under the stars). Because of this, he couldnt quite read a sci fi story to his satisfaction. Did he abandon you? No. Stay calm.
He has brought in investigative journalist John Hannison and The Hearbeat Underground to cover the strange town of Thrall, Texas and its even stranger church. This segment partially aired on Took Edalow's What Would Save the World program on Radio Free Brooklyn, which you can catch every Wedneday from 3-4.
We'll return to space next next week. For now, let us discend into journalism.
P.S. Who is Yahwehsesus Thunderblood?
Join Freeze Frame in the halls of auditory space as he narratest two stories:
- The 9 Billion Names of God by Arthur C. Clarke (1953)
- Cat Pictures Please by Naomi Kritzer
and provides a classic "Hollywood" intermission.
Join Freeze Frame for another journey into the outer realms of the cosmos.
This show features:
- a reading of " 'Repent Harlequin', Said the Ticktock Man" by Harlan Ellison (1965)
- Poetry by Desiree the Sex Cymbal
- The debut of new music by Bill Beaumont
See you in space!
Tonight at midnight, join Freeze Frame on radiofreebrooklyn.com/ in space as he narrates "The Last Question" by Isaac Asimov, reads a section of "The Time Machine" by HG Welles, and plays music by Bill Beaumont.
Join Freeze Frame as he narrates "Beyond Lies the Wub", the very first science fiction story published by Phillip K. Dick (1952).
Stay tuned for the Gnostic Aftermath of the Soiree Near the Star Called Sirius and Improvised electronic music recorded at NYU.
oin host Freeze Frame as he narrates and acts out the prequel to Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy "Young Zaphod Play It Safe" by Douglas Adams.
There will be new music from Jennifer Pyron- who you can see live at Pianos on July 2nd.
If you would like a sci fi story you wrote to be featured on the show just email freezeframeartist@gmail.com or thestoppedclock@radiofreebrooklyn.org.
Descend into the collective psyche to reach up into the outer realms of space, as the night sky apexes and the clocks stop!
This weeks short story is "Death Ship" by Richard Matheson who is more famous for writing I am Legend. He also wrote for the Twilight Zone and this story was the basis for the episode of the same name in Season 4 epiosde 6 (1963) of the series.
This show is all story as this tale brings suspense for the full hour.
If you would to submit something you wrote to the show email me at freezeframeartist@gmail.com or thestoppedclock@radiofreebrooklyn.com
oin host Freeze Frame as he narrates his own sci fi short story "Flow Vs. Flux" and plays a variety of music he has made in the both the distant and recent past.
This week is all about Freeze Frame. It's downright egomanical!
If would like something you wrote to be featured on the show just email freezeframeartist@gmail.com or thestoppedclock@radiofreebrooklynorg
This week's sci fi short story is the 1974 Nebula award winner "The Day Before the Revolution" by Ursula K. Leguin.
Speak kindly of your volunteer anarchists!
Episode will feature music from William Malsam. Check him out here: williammalsam.bandcamp.com
Want to submit a story you wrote to be read on air? Email freezeframeartist@gmail.com or thestoppedclock@radiofreebrooklyn.com
Join Freeze Frame this Sunday night (12 am E/11 pm C) as he descends into the collective psyche and launches into the outer realms of imagined space with Sci Fi short stories, local electronic music, and humorous skits.
This week will feature:
-the short story "A Sound of Thunder" by Ray Bradbury (1952)
- The chillingly enchanting music of Pyron
https://www.jenniferpyron.com/
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- an invitation to a little soiree The Trivial Master is planning near the star called Sirius.
Join host Freeze Frame as he narrates and acts out Sci. Fi. short stories. The authors range from classic masters (Phillip K. Dick, Ursula K. Le Guin) to local up and comers.Cosmic music, broadening tales, and humorous skits bring to life the jagged edges of the imagined universe.Descend into the collective psyche to reach up into the outer realms of space, as the night sky apexes and the clocks stop.
The debut episode will be what is considered to be the very first Science Fiction story "Micromegas" by Voltaire.
Would you like your story to be read on air? Email me at freezeframeartist@gmail.com or thestoppedclock@radiofreebrooklyn.org.