This trailer has been made especially for google app listeners. Unfortunately when I moved my show across to a new service, google app folk were adversely affected. This was unintended and, until recently, I had no idea!
I hope you’ll continue Sam’s inept journey through space with me by subscribing to the new feed!
https://feeds.captivate.fm/space-archivist/
https://space-archivist.captivate.fm
Hello wonderful listeners!
I’ve recently moved Diary of a Space Archivist over to a new podcast host, Captivate.fm.
This is proving to be a brilliant move for the show – but there is a snag.
I didn’t realise, until two-days ago, that anyone that has accessed my show via a google app such as Podcast Addict, isn’t getting the new feed automatically. In other words – you guys haven’t heard the season two episodes yet!
I can only say how sorry I am that I hadn’t cottoned onto this sooner. You are incredibly important to me and, if you have enjoyed my show and would like to keep on listening, there just two ways that you can get hold of the new feed!
What will happen to Sam, CAL and Puck in this, the last episode of season one?
Continue reading “Diary of a Space Archivist season one: episode 06”
CAL takes the reigns in this, slightly shorter than usual, penultimate episode…
Diary of a Space Archivist © Rebecca Stirrup 2018
Sam wanted to be at the forefront of space exploration. Ideally on the crew of The Discoverer.
Instead Sam’s stuck on her own in a beaten-up-junk-ship, trailing around space behind The Discoverer, archiving all of their cool discoveries in the correct, ‘corporate-approved-process’, with no one but CAL (Computerised Artificial Life), for company.
It could be worse – at least she’s in space – and she’s got a box of curly wurlys under her bunk.
Written and acted by Beccy Stirrup
Music by Six Umbrellas
Sound effects from:
Diary of a Space Archivist © Rebecca Stirrup 2018
Sam wanted to be at the forefront of space exploration. Ideally on the crew of The Discoverer.
Instead Sam’s stuck on her own in a beaten-up-junk-ship, trailing around space behind The Discoverer, archiving all of their cool discoveries in the correct, ‘corporate-approved-process’, with no one but CAL (Computerised Artificial Life), for company.
It could be worse – at least she’s in space – and she’s got a box of curly wurlys under her bunk.
Written and acted by Beccy Stirrup
Music by Six Umbrellas
Sound effects from:
Diary of a Space Archivist © Rebecca Stirrup 2018
Sam wanted to be at the forefront of space exploration. Ideally on the crew of The Discoverer.
Instead Sam’s stuck on her own in a beaten-up-junk-ship, trailing around space behind The Discoverer, archiving all of their cool discoveries in the correct, ‘corporate-approved-process’, with no one but CAL (Computerised Artificial Life), for company.
It could be worse – at least she’s in space – and she’s got a box of curly wurlys under her bunk.
Sound effects from:
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Diary of a Space Archivist © Rebecca Stirrup 2018
Sam wanted to be at the forefront of space exploration. Ideally on the crew of The Discoverer.
Instead Sam’s stuck on her own in a beaten-up-junk-ship, trailing around space behind The Discoverer, archiving all of their cool discoveries in the correct, ‘corporate-approved-process’, with no one but CAL (Computerised Artificial Life), for company.
It could be worse – at least she’s in space – and she’s got a box of curly wurlys under her bunk.
Written and acted by Beccy Stirrup
Music by Six Umbrellas
Sound effects from:
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