Uncanny Robot: AI Meets Old Time Radio Drama

Humorous and surreal short stories and audio dramas read and performed by humans. || Multi Dimension Independent Film Festival "Best Podcast Stories" Winner Written and performed by Bram Stoker Award Finalist and Clarion West 2015 Graduate Thersa Matsuura and audio engineer Rich Pav.

https://www.uncannyrobotpodcast.com/

Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 28m. Bisher sind 14 Folge(n) erschienen. Alle 10 Tage erscheint eine Folge dieses Podcasts.

Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 6 hours 45 minutes

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episode 11: Tanuki Buttons: A Bonus Episode from Uncanny Japan


Have you ever seen those dogs on Instagram that communicate by pressing buttons that play recorded words? In April 2021, Terrie tamed a wild tanuki, brought it home, and taught it to communicate with buttons. Then things took a turn for the worse. Our...


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 September 17, 2022  27m
 
 

episode 10: Singer Boy and the Trip to the Moon


Take a trip to the moon with the world's saddest clown and his best friend, a rat named Singer Boy. is Bram Stoker Finalist and Clarion West 2015 graduate and audio editor/sound designer Rich Pav. Our other shows are and . Check out Terrie's books...


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 September 7, 2022  23m
 
 

episode 9: Commentary: Asteroid Annie/Arnie & True Crime


Our commentary about three episodes: is Bram Stoker Finalist and Clarion West 2015 graduate and audio editor/sound designer Rich Pav. Our other shows are and . Check out Terrie's books including on Amazon. Our has trigger warnings and...


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 August 26, 2022  36m
 
 

episode 8: Asteroid Annie and the Mushiblooms


A comedy/sci-fi auditory extravaganza four months in the making. Asteroid Annie, the all-time greatest intergalactic superheroine and her trusty sidekick What's-His-Name, face off against the evil Mushiblooms and their villainous leader Hutt Poppa....


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 August 9, 2022  25m
 
 

episode 7: A Computer Voice Interviews Terrie and Rich


We spent all last month filling in the world's longest and most detailed application for a multi-week accelerator training program designed to "help mid-career podcasters 'level up' with a renewed focus on business development, audience growth,...


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 May 7, 2022  26m
 
 

episode 6: AI True Crime: Peppers and the Screaming Yoof


One of the most bizarre and gruesome murders ever to take place in the continental United States occurred on April 1, 1969. Two couples were on a road trip when bad weather forced them to make an unscheduled stop. Their lives were forever changed. ...


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 April 1, 2022  31m
 
 

episode 5: Asteroid Arnie and the Mushiblooms


The Stinky Lollies are out to exterminate the Mushiblooms. Can Asteroid Arnie and Princess Moom-a-Roof save them from certain death? is Bram Stoker Finalist and Clarion West 2015 graduate and audio editor/sound designer Rich Pav. Our other shows are...


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 March 22, 2022  27m
 
 

episode 5: Sneak Preview: "Asteroid Arnie and the Mushibooms"


The sound design for our next episode is taking a LONG time. It's going to be around 30 minutes total and each five minutes worth of music and sound effects takes a full day to complete. I wish I could work faster, but you can't simply sh*t these...


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 March 17, 2022  3m
 
 

episode 4: Valentine's Day Commentary & Wall-to-Wall Spoilers


Terrie and Rich discuss the Valentine's Day episode. Please listen to Episode 3 before listening to this one! is Bram Stoker Finalist and Clarion West 2015 graduate and audio editor/sound designer Rich Pav. Our other shows are and . Check out...


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 February 19, 2022  37m
 
 

episode 3: Valentine's Day with the Revenant Squad


A heartwarming, futuristic dystopian tale of love, redemption, robot cameras and lots of explosions. Trigger warning: Lots of explosions. Other trigger warnings for this episode are on the website, but these days, this is a big one. is Bram...


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 February 16, 2022  28m
 
 
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