Starhopper Radio
Starhopper Radio is a short-form science fiction anthology podcast created by Doug ”Spyglass” Marshall, featuring audio snapshots of life at various places and times in known space.
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Communications Officer Frank Orson picks up the mic to give the crew of the UNSS Delos their daily wake-up call in this, the pilot episode of Starhopper Radio.
Written, voiced, and edited by Doug Marshall. All sound effects are original content.
Theme music is a modified version of Glow in Space by Sergey Cheremisinov, accessed via the Free Music Archive.
Special thanks to WorldAnvil and its creators, Dimitris and Janet, without whom this project might not have come to pass.
Audio file hosted on Miroware Pipe, a project by Grant Gryczan.
Show transcript can be found here.
The curator of SR’s audio archives, the Heuristic Onboard Managing Electronic Researcher (H.O.M.E.R.), gives us wanderers a quick introduction to the earlier milestones of human spaceflight.
Written and edited by Doug Marshall, with the voice talents of Cas Johnson of the 20-Sides Adventures podcast as Commander Aly Wilson, Timber Kataigida of Crypt Patrol as Commander Tegan Calder, and Doug Marshall as H.O.M.E.R. Apollo 11 audio clip courtesy of NASA. All sound effects are original content except the alarm, which is Creative Commons content from SoundBible.
Theme music is a modified version of Glow in Space by Sergey Cheremisinov, accessed via the Free Music Archive.
Special thanks to WorldAnvil and its creators, Dimitris and Janet, without whom this project might not have come to pass.
Audio file hosted on Miroware Pipe, a project by Grant Gryczan.
Show transcript can be found here.
A scientist named Quin Holbach talks to himself to stay awake all night long, as the rest of the crew of the UNSS Ikelos sleeps soundly in the dark and quiet space station.
Written and edited by Doug Marshall, with the voice talents of Will T. N. Allen as Quin Holbach. Theme music is a modified version of Glow in Space by Sergey Cheremisinov, accessed via the Free Music Archive.
Special thanks to WorldAnvil and its creators, Dimitris and Janet, for their generous support.
Audio file hosted on Miroware Pipe, a project by Grant Gryczan.
Show transcript can be found here.
Communications Officer Frank Orson is up to no good this April 1st, having spent all night preparing unique practical japery. Join Orson and his commanding officer as they survey the chaos that unfolds on the UNSS Delos.
Written, and edited by Doug Marshall, with the voice talents of Timber Kataigida of Crypt Patrol as Commander Lucille Bernard, Bobby “Bee” Montelongo of the Frost Walkers Podcast as Dr. Hernando Alvarez, Sam F. aka AFearsomeArtisan (also of the Frost Walkers Podcast) as Anna Ivanovich, and myself as both Frank Orson and CYGNA. All sound effects are original content except the bulkhead, which is Creative Commons content from SoundBible.
Theme music is a modified version of Glow in Space by Sergey Cheremisinov, accessed via the Free Music Archive.
Special thanks to WorldAnvil and its creators, Dimitris and Janet, without whom this project might not have come to pass. Special thanks as well to the crew behind Station Blue, an isolation horror podcast set in an Antarctic research station, for so kindly giving our show a shoutout on Twitter.
Audio file hosted on Miroware Pipe, a project by Grant Gryczan.
Show transcript can be found here.