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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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Tex’s Last Run

Savage circumstances can make for strange allies. And sometimes, those allies shouldn’t exist.
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Written by Jonathan C. Gillespie
Narrated by Rick Stringer, P.G. Holyfield, and Anne Stringer

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Murder at Avedon Hill
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Tex’s Last Run
Copyright 2008 Jonathan C. Gillespie
http://jonathancg.net/

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

NOTE: There was an error found in the audio file. A new one has been uploaded. If you were one of the first 690 people to download the file, you may want to listen again. Thanks! Rick

 

 VF067: Tex's Las Run: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (6797)

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Categories: Podcasts, Season 3

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  Michael Anthony

  in April 9th, 2008 @ 01:05

  My girlfriend and I listened to this tonight on the couch. We both liked it. Congrats to Jonathan on another top notch story, and of course to the folks at Variant Frequencies for another great job.

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  Rick Stringer

  in April 9th, 2008 @ 07:07

  Thank you Michael, and you weren’t even listening to the full effect. There was a whole music track missing from that file. I’m uploading the corrected one now.

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  Cruithne

  in April 11th, 2008 @ 13:37

  I loved this story, from start to finish, so much so that I started to dread the fact that it was going to end. Some great Characterisation, especially the eponymous Tex.

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  Patrick

  in April 16th, 2008 @ 11:47

  I’m a first time listener. I really enjoyed this story, but the climactic music got a little too loud for me to fully understand what was going on. I thought the husband had been eaten.

  Other than that, really nice. Will they take Tex & Co with them when they leave the planet? I demand a sequel!

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  Rick Stringer

  in April 16th, 2008 @ 12:07

  We really appreciate the input everyone. You comments help us to make the podcast better in the future. Thanks for listening.

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• » Thank you — no you — no, you!

  in April 16th, 2008 @ 15:54

  [...] want to personally thank all of you that left praise for “Tex’s Last Run”. I deeply appreciate the honest feedback. Any time you have anything to say about my tales, or [...]

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  Audita Sum

  in April 19th, 2008 @ 15:10

  Like Patrick, I’m a first-time listener here. I liked the sound effects and music. Overall, thought it was well put-together. And the story was good. So yay!

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• » “One Night at Ollie’s Stump”, Live on Sniplits.com

  in April 24th, 2008 @ 20:06

  [...] a drought of freebies any time soon. Since the crash killed it, let me re-post my announcement that “Tex’s Last Run” went live on Variant Frequencies earlier this month. I’ve received some really great feedback [...]

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  Sandi K.

  in June 7th, 2008 @ 13:56

  This was a fantastic story! I’ve only just started listening to audio stories and I find that it’s hard for me to pay attention. (Books are so much easier.) But, this story had me listening to every word until the end. Well done!

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  Rick Stringer

  in June 7th, 2008 @ 17:13

  Thanks Sandi. We really enjoyed creating this story. It was a fun one to work with.

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