Thursday, 31 of December of 2009

Variant Frequencies

Variant Frequencies is a monthly podcast of original fiction. Stories blending gothic horror with space adventure, dark fantasy with sci-fi, recalling the reality-bending vibes of The Twilight Zone, and offering something wholly unique that fits inbetween and outside. Our podcasts are fully produced, including talented voice actors and original music scores. Subscription is free. Entertainment and escapism are guaranteed.

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Obsession is close kin to determination. For one man, an alien peak seems just another obstacle capable of being conquered with the right set of tools. But any climber will tell you — you don’t want to look back the way you came.
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Written by Jonathan C. Gillespie
Narrated by John Cmar

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Playing for Keeps
http://www.playingforkeepsnovel.com

Murder At Avedon Hill
http://pgholyfield.com/maah/

12 Volt Theater
http://www.12vtheater.com/

The Failed Cities: Hath a Darkness
http://www.variantfrequencies.com/the-failed-cities-monologues/

Wander Radio
http://wanderradio.com/?p=73

Spired
Copyright 2008 Jonathan C. Gillespie
http://jonathancg.net

Variant Frequencies
Copyright 2008 Rick Stringer and Matt Wallace
http://www.variantfrequencies.com

 

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  Phil Rossi

  in January 9th, 2008 @ 21:14

  Variant Frequencies crew–thanks for putting this great audio out there!

  You rock.

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  P.G. Holyfield

  in January 10th, 2008 @ 00:36

  Thanks for the promo… and the sidebar link! And oooh… it’s CMAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRR… I must listen.

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  Rick Stringer

  in January 10th, 2008 @ 09:27

  Thanks for listening guys, and for the comments.

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  Gillsing

  in February 3rd, 2008 @ 18:47

  Um… is the downloadable file supposed to be only 1.4 MB and a couple of minutes long? It seemed to promise a story, but then it just ended while the music was playing. I wondered if I hadn’t been paying attention, and thought that it might’ve been a promo, but when I listened again I got the same impression – that there was supposed to be a story there.

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  Rick Stringer

  in February 3rd, 2008 @ 21:53

  We are checking into it right now. Sorry about the inconvenience. Thanks for letting us know.

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  Rick Stringer

  in February 4th, 2008 @ 21:07

  OK, it should be working now. I hope you enjoy the story.

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  Gillsing

  in February 8th, 2008 @ 19:49

  Thank you! I did enjoy the story, even though the low frequency of the howling wind seemed to be the precise frequency needed to resonate with my particular eardrums in an unpleasant way. And I guess my Koss Sparkplugs helped making that happen as well. But I survived!

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  Rick Stringer

  in February 13th, 2008 @ 18:03

  Thanks for the feedback Gillsing. We appreciate it.

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  Michael Natale

  in February 27th, 2008 @ 12:46

  Just catching up on some podcasts and caught this story on the way to work.

  LOVED IT! Great production job (as usual) but the story really grabbed me. Well done!

  Thanks,
  Michael

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