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RELATIVITY

By: Lee Shackleford
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  • RELATIVITY is a science-fiction serial about a man marooned in space and the woman on Earth who struggles to keep him alive. Find out more at www.relativitypodcast.com!
    Copyright 2023 Lee Shackleford
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  • Relativity 001: In Which Everything Goes to Hell

    Relativity 001: In Which Everything Goes to Hell
    Jan 16 2017

    Here is where it all begins — with howling alarms and the desperate plea: Konyechny, do you read?
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    10 mins
  • Relativity 002: In Which a Personnel Problem is Revealed

    Relativity 002: In Which a Personnel Problem is Revealed
    Jan 24 2017

    Chris and Sophia struggle to understand each other's predicaments.
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    11 mins
  • Relativity 003: In Which We Learn Sophia is Perfect

    Relativity 003: In Which We Learn Sophia is Perfect
    Jan 28 2017

    Chris pushes Sophia past her breaking point, forcing him to see her in a new light. Speaking of light, there's one still burning inside the airlock.
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    10 mins
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An Incredible and insightful “Must Listen”

This is an amazing sci-fi podcast drama for those who prefer more of the “sci” than the “fi”. No aliens or extreme futuristic setting. Set mildly in the future, extreme climate change and a worldwide pandemic are the catalysts that push science forward and send people into space to reach a new planet. The character development is well-thought out and the problems each character faces are logical and realistic, including real ethical dilemmas. It also has a great air of mystery and “what if” woven in. I also really got swept up in the mental images created through such careful word smithing and acting. This is a must for any sci-fi lover.

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