Under The Bed

Bad Dreams. Shadows on the wall. Things that go bump in the night. Something lurks in the darkness to whisper things no child should hear. To remind young minds of things no child should remember. And to feed. It waits, hungry but patient, in the blackness under the bed.
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Written by Michael Natale
Narrated by Michael A. Stackpole

Promos
Ad Astral
http://www.adastralpodcast.com

Fortress Draconis
http://www.stormwolf.com

Under The Bed
Copyright 2009 Michael Natale
http://www.seewhatsinmybrain.com/

Variant Frequencies
Copyright 2009 Rick Stringer and Matt Wallace
http://www.variantfrequencies.com

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Best Magazine or Anthology Podcast!

For the third year in a row, Variant Frequencies has won a Parsec Award! We won in the new category, “Best Magazine or Anthology Podcast.” We are thrilled and amazed that we have won again. It is such an honor to win a Parsec Award. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to Variant Frequencies. We also want to thank the Parsec Steering Committee for all of their hard work in putting together a fantastic ceremony.

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No World for Warriors

War remains a constant throughout human history. How we wage war does not. When a man that has battled with Spartans, Celtic barbarians, and Mongol hordes joins today’s techno military, the question becomes: Is there a place for warriors among soldiers? And when you’ve seen the rise and fall of a thousand nations and empires, can war still hold any meaning?

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Written by Matt Wallace
Narrated by Rick Stringer

Promos
Wander Radio
http://www.wanderradio.com/

7th Son
http://www.jchutchins.net

Copyright 2007 Rick Stringer and Matt Wallace
http://www.variantfrequencies.com

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Absolution Insured

I’d spotted Carey. He heard the Whirring too. He’d grabbed my baseball bat out of the front seat, and now he was standing, braced against the open passenger side door, in his best Sammy Sosa stance. I couldn’t believe it, not even after knowing the guy for two years. He was actually going to try to tee off on the lo-gi.
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Written by Matt Wallace
Narrated by Rick Stringer
http://www.variantfrequencies.com

Copyright 2006 Rick Stringer and Matt Wallace
February 2006

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