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Riya's Foundling by Algis Budrys Loneliness and the search for love and connection strike everyone. Originally published in Science Fiction Stories 1953 and found on Project Gutenberg music from incompetech.com  

A familiar story - a meteorite crashes down, scientists show up, stuff happens, right?  With a twist that might make you think shamalyan - and then say meh. Music by COELHO DE MORAES, which Julie cannot pronounce Including a super short guest story narrated by Rhys Torres-Miller!

Part two of the Black Lamp.  Complete with go-go-gadget patriotic rant! music from The Moondark Project

The Black Lamp by Captain S.P. Meek (part 1 of 2) from Astounding Stories, February 1931, as found on Project Gutenberg   Dr. Bird, from the Federal Bureau of Standards must investigate when vitally dangerous inventions are stolen!  And how were they stolen?  SCIENCE!   Music from Moondark project (by way of Jamendo)

What has been keepign Julie so damn busy? Well, this, for a start.....

The Invader!  by Alfred Coppel When a very alien lifeform lands on earth, bent on conquest, what could possibly stop it?   from Imagination Stories of Science and Fantasy February 1953. Music from the Footage Firm

The Deadly City by Ivar Jorgenson (Paul W. Fairman) Waking up to find themselves in a completely vacated city, several people try to cope. Music from David Bradley/The Brotherhood

The Deadly City by Ivar Jorgenson (Paul W. Fairman) Waking up to find themselves in a completely vacated city, several people try to cope. Music from David Bradley/The Brotherhood

The Deadly City by Ivar Jorgenson (Paul W. Fairman) Waking up to find themselves in a completely vacated city, several people try to cope. Music from David Bradley/The Brotherhood

Guest starring Tiffany Romaine...

Ask a Foolish Question by Robert Sheckley If a computer knows all the answers, how do we find the questions? Music by Footage Firm

A couple of people badgered me on facebook to record this.  Not my fault. The Secret of Kralitz, by Henry Kuttner   (from Weird Tales, October 1936)   But it isn't scifi, so I couldn't put it into Atomic Julie, so it's just going to have to be an extra story. Oh, noes! music from The Brotherhood

Hale and Me Hearties Written by Reynaud LeBoeuf, Produced by Kimberley Poole

A man discovers his friend may have invented something perfect - perfectly deadly!     from Astounding Stories of Super-Science, January 1930 Music by Re-Lab (found on Jamendo)

A woman's answering-machine tells a terrible tale of persecution. Warning - triggers Music by Fabio Santangelo, found on Jamendo Cover art includes: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Panasonic-Anrufbeantworter.jpg

Accidental Death by Peter Baily Regarding an experimental spaceship trip, and the vagaries of fortune. Music by Incompetech.com from Astounding Science Fiction February 1959

The Draw by Jerome Bixby. A wild west tale of the amazing from Amazing Stories March 1954, found on Project Gutenberg Music from Audionautix

The Issahar Artifacts By J.F. Bone The future looks back at its past. Music by Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com

No Moving Parts by Murray F. Yaco When technology gets too good, who will fix it?   Read by Julie Hoverson Music from the Footage Firm

Creeps meet creepy in The House on Mulberry Hill! Music by Gregoire Lourme

The Hated by Paul Flehr (Frederick Pohl) Music from the album Taxi Girl (found on Jamendo). Read by Julie Hoverson  

A question of reality. Read by Julie Hoverson Music by Sulatus

Well done and creepy and still with the moments that make you laugh out loud.

The Misplaced Battleship by Harry Harrison Part 2 of 2 Read by Julie Hoverson Music by Gregoire Lourme The original Stainless Steel Rat story - and if you haven't read the SSR books, why the heck not???