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In this, the 3rd story in the Asgard Stories collection, Asgard's collection of gods band together to attempt to "reign in" Fenrir the Wolf, a fierce god in cahoots with the trickster Loki. Come back every Monday to hear something new, to relax, or get productive with us right here. Please send us your thoughts about our story choice, the music, or ideas for future stories at: storyw...

In this, the 2nd story in the Asgard Stories collection, Asgard's fearless leader gives up a part of himself in a bid to protect the realm from trouble. Come back every Monday to hear something new, to relax, or get productive with us right here. Please send us your thoughts about our story choice, the music, or ideas for future stories at: storywavepodcast@gmail.com. Thanks! Credits include: Voic...

Asgard Stories, Tales From Norse Mythology is the 2011 collection of 14 Norse myths produced by Mary H. Foster and Mabel H. Cummings, covering a wide swath of the origins and lives of Norse deities. Come back every Monday to hear something new, to relax, or get productive with us right here. Please send us your thoughts about our story choice, the music, or ideas for future stories at: storywavepo...

This week, you'll hear a Jules Verne short story from 1889 published in the literary magazine The Forum. He paints for us an eye-opening picture of how technology and wealth could give one man the power to shape daily life, and along the way Verne correctly predicts more than one way in which it actually has.

This is the final part of Omnilingual, a short story by H. beam Piper which first appeared in the 1957 issue of Astounding Science Fiction. Protagonist Martha Dane leads a research expedition into a long-abandoned Martian city, to discover just how powerful science can be in linking cultures together across time itself. Thanks for listening!

Omnilingual is a short story by H. beam Piper which first appeared in the 1957 issue of Astounding Science Fiction. Protagonist Martha Dane leads a research expedition into a long-abandoned Martian city, to discover just how powerful science can be in linking cultures together across time itself.

Omnilingual is a short story by H. beam Piper which first appeared in the 1957 issue of Astounding Science Fiction. Protagonist Martha Dane leads a research expedition into a long-abandoned Martian city, to discover just how powerful science can be in linking cultures together across time itself.

A short story with a unique twist, this 1952 story by Isaac Asimov paints an enlightening picture of what it's like to be treated as "other" by a group who knows very little, about you. Come back every Monday to hear something new, to relax, or get productive with us right here. Please send us your thoughts about our story choice, the music, or ideas for future stories at: storywavep...

This week we will finish Poul Anderson's short story, Sentiment Inc. Come back every Monday to hear something new, to relax, or get productive with us right here. Please send us your thoughts about our story choice, the music, or ideas for future stories at: storywavepodcast@gmail.com . Thanks! Credits include: Voice Acting - Michael Maloy Audio Mixing/Mastering - Eric Johnson Story Text - All...

A 1953 short story from Poul Anderson, a celebrated writer mostly known for speculative fiction. It explores what happens when one defends free will, against a scientist who is in the business of altering it. Come back every Monday to hear something new, to relax, or get productive with us right here. Please send us your thoughts about our story choice, the music, or ideas for future stories at: s...

"Zero Hour" is a short story by Ray Bradbury first published in Planet Stories in its Fall 1947 issue. This story is a uniquely imaginative portrayal of childhood innocence, utopian society, science fiction, and Lovecraftian horror. Come back every Monday to hear something new, to relax, or get productive with us right here. Have thoughts or feedback on our show? Email us at ⁠ storywavep...

"The Last Question" is a science fiction short story by American writer Isaac Asimov. It first appeared in the November 1956 issue of Science Fiction Quarterly as well as various anthologies. This is the story of what happens when humans build a computer, called Multivac, which they can feed data in order to answer questions about the future of humanity and the ever-present subject of en...

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