Allegory (Mind Webs SF Radio Drama) by William T. Powers, Science Fiction

A classic Science Fiction tale of advanced technology, anti-gravity, and the nature of impossibility.
This work is in the public domain. It was published in the United States between 1923 and 1963, and the U.S. copyright was not renewed. Audio produced by Michael Hanson of WHA Public AM radio, Wisconsin

[@0therun1t21]

I particularly appreciate the weird opening sound effect for these, it's eerie, soothing and exciting at the same time and doesn't blast my eardrums or jar me awake at bedtime.
I hope these are different stories from X minus 1 but either way I love them!

[@0therun1t21]

So many people don't know what "begging the question" means and this story illustrates it perfectly.

[@tomsenick2033p]

Best audio of mindwebs I've heard: sounds brand new!

[@TrueBagPipeRock]

thanks for all these stories.

[@MattC-ve2hx]

I love Michael Hanson's narration!

[@paulbarker5535]

thanks for another awesome story

[@thewokenones2085]

I love this. Because it loves me back. Because I love it.

[@halestorm123]

🙀

[@RedcoatsReturn]

Amazing, all the ideas we think are recent were already imagined back in the 1950s or earlier. The funnel of God is a wormhole and in this reading, antigravity a function of microwave/magnetic interaction to yield a graviton field. Great stuff! The reader sounds just like Peter Graves.

[@008fiona]

thank you

[@brandname6]

thank you for the past

[@louisbrugnoni1291]

It was published between 1923 and 1963??! What does that mean?

[@halestorm123]

What does that mean?

[@halestorm123]

Wow

[@WilmerCook]

Funnel of God a wormhole?😮

[@grovedas]

Neil deGrasse Tyson once said, if a law of physics is shown to have even one exception, then it is not a law. So, what do we make of Jesus walking on water? If it never really happened, okay, fine. But what if it really did happen?

[@BuildingCenter]

Ending feels rushed.

[@brothermine2292]

Yes, it was a great story until its ending ruined it.