Tales from the Moon

In this episode, we take in a New Years celebration in Beeto Bay including the thermonuclear destruction of unwanted mementos from the past year, experience a historic reenactment of Captain Beeto's famous fall, and a visit with various people around the solar system. This episode concludes our first season and we'd like to thank everyone for their support. Hears hoping next year is a much, much better one than this one.  Happy New Year!

In this episode, the icehauler Josephine agrees to host a field trip from the "Asteroid Belt School for More than Usually Disrespectful, Obnoxious and Ungrateful Children" and havoc ensures.  It will take all the ingenuity of the ship's crew and AI to save the day.

In this episode, when a mysterious shipping container from another world goes missing, detective Mike Astro and his digital assistant and phone girl Friday Maxine give chase through the future lunar underworld in "The Case of the Wandering Container."

In this episode, we tag along with the most argumentative shipmates in the solar system, the ship's crew of the Icehauler Josephine as they make their way through the asteroid belt and encounter the very scary asteroid of Dr. Darooga!

In this episode, we listen to a baseball game on the Moon. Ever wonder how baseball would work in low gravity? A hit ball would go so far, how could the outfielders even catch up to it? How long would it take a pop fly to come down? What would everyone do while they waited for it? We have the answers!

In this episode, we take a guided tour of planet Urt (the planet formerly known as Earth) with a real urtling guide! Afterwards, we tag along with the icehauler Josephine as the solar system's most argumentative and ill-tempered ship's crew makes stops throughout the asteroid belt.

In this episode, we visit a pet shop in the future, find out if they'll ever develop a cat that does well in zero gravity, and we listen in as Wayne and Skipper, the DJs from the first episode, do their best to provide commentary and analysis at a dog show on the Moon.  Finally, we check out the animal situation down in the Moon's strangest place, Sub Level 51.

In this episode, when two phones hijack a couple of sex robots, rob their owners, and take it on the lam, detective Mike Astro and his new digital assistant and phone girl Friday Maxine give chase across the Moon in The Case of the Runaway Phones.

In this episode, we check out postings on a future Moon app for people who want to complain about their bosses, we go out with a rookie crater filler and an old veteran to find out the ins and outs of lunar surface beautification and, finally, we listen in while a new copilot on a space ship meets his new crew-mates for the first time and realizes he's in for a very, very long trip.

In this episode, we check out postings on a future Moon app for room shares; we go to an open house at a new luxury Moon apartment complex inside a crater; and we check out some rather unusual problems that are going to come up if you decide to live deep, deep inside the Moon on sub level 51.

In this episode, we learn about what food will be like in the future on the Moon. We listen to an ad for a future Moon snack food, visit a Moon pizza joint, look at an online review for a restaurant serving food from Mars, and, finally, for dessert, we listen in on the customer service line at a Moon candy company.

In this episode, we explore love on the Moon in the future. We look at a future online dating app, listen in on a couple trying to get romantic in Moon suits in their lunar rover at a beautiful parking spot, and, finally we listen to a hard-boiled lunar detective tell a tale of a weird twisted love involving a major appliance!

In this episode: A visit to the Department of Intelligent Motor Vehicles, some future dating problems, a maintenance call to discuss some housing issues deep inside the Moon, and an outer space ghost story!

In our second episode we take a step back to talk about the events of "A-Day" and what happens with the Moon and the Earth (or "Urt" as it is likes to be known then) in the future.

Had enough of the Earth right about now?  Started to wonder what it would be like to live most anywhere else?  Listen in on two shock jocks on a future drive time radio show from the Moon to see if life in space centuries from now will be any different.