A Wind is Rising by Robert Sheckley - X Minus One
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- On Karella, two Advance Earth explorers attempt to pave the way for colonization. They know little of the planet, save for its tornadic climate, however when a water main breaks they must brave the deadly winds to fix it.
Aired 3rd October, 1957 on X Minus One, Science Fiction series broadcast from 1955 to 1958 on NBC Radio
Classic series. Thanks
“PLUMBERRRRS IN SPAAAAACE!”
Robert Sheckley is Finn O’Donovan. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Sheckley
Early to mid-20th century US sci-fi was like seven guys and six women for a smooth eighteen years. 83,000 stories, 450 noms de plume, 13 likely-humans (not yet persuade that they all were _all_ human).
absolutely! In the pulp magazine era pseudonyms were often necessary when several stories by the same author were slated for the same issue. Henry Kuttner, for one, is known for his myriad pseudonyms..
Why would they put the water supply miles away?
Karella sounds like Mojave in the spring.
Great! Thanks!
Sweet 😜
Right at the beginning of this recording it says "A Wind is Rising" by FINN O'DONOVAN" - NOT Robert Sheckley.
"A Wind is rising" was written by Robert Sheckley under the pen-name Finn O'Donovan
@@briantw99 settle down human.
This story seems very racist. The natives are "dirty brown" and speak crude English like the racist caricatures of Native Americans did in old movies. I stopped listening after a minute.
That was the point. You should have fixed yourself a snack of dead meat and sugar and listened to the end.
@@junkboxxxxxx : I listened to the final few minutes of the story, and that didn't change my mind. The racism is unnecessary. My advice is to not spend any time listening to this story. It might be better as a read, but the voice actor makes the native sound unintelligent.
Also, sugar doesn't digest properly when combined with meat in the same meal. Sugar isn't supposed to remain in the stomach for long, but a meal containing meat will stay in the stomach for up to 4 hours so that the stomach acid can break down the meat.
@@brothermine2292
wtf
Just go watch your favourite Disney acquisition, kid. LOL
@@billymandalay. : We can infer from your upset about diversity in modern Disney productions that you're racist too. A solid reason to pay no attention to your opinion.
@@brothermine2292Loser doesn’t listen to hardly anything and declares it racist.