Julie Hoverson / guests

19 Nocturne Boulevard

Arts EN ↓ 783 episodes

Award-winning anthology series of audio dramas, in the realm of the strange, speculative, and supernatural. Some episodes include more mature content, but have warning labels.

Author

Julie Hoverson / guests

Category

Arts

Podcast website

nineteennocturne.libsyn.com

Latest episode

Aug 25, 2025

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Episodes

Atomic Julie - Warm by Robert Sheckley 20.11.2018

A game of hot and cold where dimensions and perception are involved.

Atomic Julie - A Little Journey by Ray Bradbury 16.11.2018

When someone takes your money and promises heaven, sometimes you end up taking it.

Atomic Julie - Dream World by R.A. Lafferty 13.11.2018

When is a dream a dream and when is a butterfly really a slime mold?

Atomic Julie - Tabby by Winston Marks 09.11.2018

Not about a cat.  Watch out if you're arachniphobic.

Atomic Julie - Unborn Tomorrow by Mack Reynolds 06.11.2018

If time and space travel were possible, where would the aliens go?  A cornfield?  or something fun....?

Atomic Julie - Flamedown by H.B. Fyfe 03.11.2018

The consequences of a bad fall.

Atomic Julie - The Slizzers by Jerome Bixby 24.10.2018
Atomic Julie - The Cuckoo Clock by Wesley Barefoot 15.10.2018

An invader kills your family - and even though you suspect, you can't act - why?

Atomic Julie - Wheels Within (part 2 of 2) by Charles V. de Vet 19.09.2018

Sometimes people have to be cruel to be kind....

Atomic Julie - Wheels Within (part 1 of 2) by Charles V. de Vet 13.09.2018

A glimpse of a dreamworld, a vision of the future, or something else entirely?

Atomic Julie - Security Risk by Ed M. Clinton, Jr. 26.08.2018

government trust doesn't go both ways.

Atomic Julie - Blind Spot by Bascom Jones, Jr. 21.08.2018

Things can be as plain on the nose on your face - but how often do you really LOOK at the nose on your face?

Atomic Julie - Two/Three super short stories 14.08.2018

Beyond Pandora by Robert J. Martin and Two Timer by Frederic Brown

Atomic Julie - The Rotifers by Robert Abernathy 11.08.2018

Life on another scale entirely.

Prisoner of Hancock House, episode 8 10.08.2018

A new player enters the game...

The Prisoner of Hancock House, episode 7 07.08.2018

A taste of Christmas past!

The Prisoner of Hancock House, episode 6 07.08.2018

the past comes to life!

The Prisoner of Hancock House, episode 5 07.08.2018

Finally getting a bit caught up.

Atomic Julie - Big Baby, part 5 of 5 (the end) by Jack Sharkey 06.08.2018

The end of the story of talking to an alien's brain....

Atomic Julie - The Small World of M-75 by Ed M. Clinton, Jr. 04.08.2018

Why do we assume only stationary computers - or even useful computers - would be the most likely to independently develop A.I.?

Atomic Julie - Big Baby, part 4 of 5 by Jack Sharkey 01.08.2018

Almost done! Patreon supporters get these ahead of time - join the patreon! patreon.com/19Nocturne :)

Atomic Julie - We Didn't Do Anything Wrong, Hardly 29.07.2018

by Roger Kuykendall Kids don't know what WON'T work, so sometimes they get unexpected results.  

Atomic Julie - Big Baby. part 3 of 5 by Jack Sharkey 22.07.2018

halfway done. An alien presence can be hard to understand, unless it really WANTS to be heard...

Atomic Julie - You Too Can Be A Millionaire by Noel Loomis 17.07.2018

In a world where money has been replaced by a daily point score, what is left to achieve?  Or at least to prove you achieved something at all?

Atomic Julie - Big Baby, part 2 of 5 by Jack Sharkey 13.07.2018

Human - alien communication is trickier than expected...

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