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    What, No New Episode? Another Word from Ian & Berit

    What, No New Episode? Another Word from Ian & Berit

    FromLife With Althaar

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    What, No New Episode? Another Word from Ian & Berit

    FromLife With Althaar

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    Length:
    7 minutes
    Released:
    Oct 22, 2021
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    Once again, there is a delay in the release of the next episode of Life With Althaar.
     
    Sorry about that, listeners.
     
    Ian & Berit have some words on the subject here, with the help of some unexpected visitors to the Gemini CollisionWorks Radiophonic Workshop.
     
    Episode 34 will be out and in your ears as soon as we can finish it to our standards.
     
    Thank you for understanding, and as always, for your attention; it is a pleasure working for you,
    Ian W. Hill & Berit Johnson
    GEMINI COLLISIONWORKS
    Released:
    Oct 22, 2021
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    An epic science-fiction sitcom for your ears about an unlikely human/alien friendship in the unluckiest place in Human space. It is the mid-26th Century. John B, a humble repairman and ”former human” (having lost his legal status as such), has left the Earth for mysterious reasons. He is perhaps the unluckiest being in Human space. He has wound up at the Human Exchange Concourse, or the ”HEC,” once the site of Humanity’s First Galactic Fair. It was the biggest flop in Human history. ”The Fairgrounds” is perhaps the unluckiest place in Human space. You don’t go there, you end up there. John’s luck seems to have changed when he gets a good apartment at an amazingly reasonable price only to find his roommate is Althaar, an Iltorian, who is determined to befriend a Human. (Iltorians are the kindest, nicest species in all known space, and natural diplomats, beloved by almost all, but their slightest presence causes Humans to instinctively respond with panic, fear, disgust, nausea, and loss of bodily functions). Can a Human and Iltorian live together without one of them driving the other crazy?