Science Fiction · Collin Gossel
by Collin Gossel
Welcome aboard, passenger! You're listening to Deep Space Radio, the best (and only) station aboard our rickety old colony ship, the STS 45 Cloudbreather. With 3 years left on our journey into uncharted space, it's a BIT concerning we've already encountered strange otherworldy voices, sentient computer programs, and hours no one can seem to remember. And I suppose it's even MORE concerning we're crewed by a unprofessional gaggle of planetary castoffs. But what's interstellar travel without a bit of danger!So subscribe for daily micro-casts of news, exclusive interviews, and pirated audio from aboard the ship as our story unfolds. You are, after all, stuck here with the rest of us!Deep Space Radio is written and produced by Collin GosselStarring: Brandon Zelman as Security Officer Harold MaxwellCate Herrold as Teenager Mercury TheedCharlie Towle as Father of the Celestial Direction Lu VanHorneDan Titmuss as Captain DonnellJalen Gilbert as Pilot Claudio AtlosJuliana LaBarbiera as Shopkeeper Annie MaddoxKayla Holder as Barkeeper Ruth HatchettLex LaRayne as Doctor Effie LakeMeg Collins as Octogenarian Martha CrittleMickey Layson as Head of the PAA Bradley TheedMolly Gloeckner as Exozoologist Kit CastilleNatalie Sullivan as Engineering Chief Tasha PaulsonRobert Keefe as Professor Ramir BolinArt by Frankie NovickConnect with other passengers on our Reddit or Discord! Follow the adventure with cool videos on YouTube or TikTok. And check out even more from the world of Deep Space Radio here: LINKTREE
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Currently listening to season 2, the show is great! I was hooked from the introduction of Captain Donnell. The show is very reminiscent of Wolf 359 and Moonbase Theta, Out. Everything’s compressed into these little 2-4 minute chunks, which you think would compromise the story, yet it’s written to suit that style really well.
A radio station on a deep space colony ship transmits short, daily “micro-casts” about the everyday goings-on of its crew, from the mundane (upkeeping goat livestock) to the uncanny (powerful, malignant tech viruses). The 1-3 minute long micro-casts seamlessly transition to sound like a continuous episode. While the radio station host has the confident, sunshine-y voice of an airplane pilot, lending credibility. I enjoyed the range of tidbit stories that first seem disconnected but that build a narrative into broad seasons, each given a unifying name (“The Artifact,” “Cyber Child”) and a part number.
Deeply Funny Deeply Cozy Sci-Fi - perfect to listen to at any pace - for a quick chuckle or a nice juicy story arc. Like doctor who at its coziest
This is a REALLY fun listen. I found it recommended by a few people on Reddit. I’m not sure if it’s me or Apple Podcasts but the sound is not consistent …At least in the first 10 eps so far. It can be loud and then I cannot hear it. I am unable to stick my AirPods in and go about my errands/cleaning/crafting. I end up having to go back to my phone to adjust the sound. This is the only show that this happened to🙄😭so it’s not me…. Hopefully it will get better. The show itself is GREAT 🎉🎉🎉
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