Prometheus Radio Theatre

Prometheus is taking a month or so off from podcasting, largely due to our intense participation in Farpoint 2009 (www.farpointcon.com). This cast explains what's up with us, and what cool stuff we're getting into in the future. Also, some good listener feedback.

The angst-ridden conclusion... The kid asked to die, but now, dying, decides he'd rather be a vampire. Our anti-hero doesn't believe in creating vampires anymore than he believes in killing the innocent. What now?

And now, our host discloses his moral quandary. What is a principled vampire to do when confronted with a victim who asks to die... then changes his mind when it's too late?

Meet the vampire -- a libertarian born in the Age of Enlightenment, and youthful to this day. First, a little histoy of who he is and how he got to be the way he is.

Steve Wilson and Eli Senter talk about the wrap-up of The Arbiter Chronicles - Contents Unde Pressure.

Having defeated the Qraitian terrorists, Metcalfe is confronted with some harsh truths of combat. The junior officers get their test scores, along with a few surprises.

An hour of pure silliness with Steve, Renfield and June, sharing their thoughts on "Contents Under Pressure" and the character developmnt of Cernaq and Aer'La.

Metcalfe and the Arbiters in final battle with the renegade Qraitian Fehajiq.

A short show this week, wherein Steve shares some backstage chatter from the cast about the latest surprises in Aer'La's life, plus some listener feedback. A brief preview of what's to come in 2008 - 2009 as well.

Happy Hallowe'en! No ghosts, golems or dancing skeletons tonight, but we hope that this latest chapter brings you a spine tingle or two nonetheless. Reeling from a tragic loss, Metcalfe confronts his opponent and makes a desperate decision. Pallas deals with a grieving Cernaq. This week's promo is for Dorothea's song, by Ron Vitale.

Cindy Woods and Renee Wilson on playing Lydia Metcalfe and Dr. Pallas in "Contents Under Pressure." Also a plug for the comedy of Ian Bonds - www.insaneian.com.

Surprise! No 14-day wait this time. Episode Three was ready ahead of schedule, so we'll do commentary next week. While Metcalfe scrambles to repair Titan's battle damage, Aer'La rescues victims of a Qraitian raid. Professor Mors figures out the enemy's plan of attack, and things go from bad to worse.

As Metcalfe takes command of the Titan for an officer candidate test, Professor Mors's vision is realized. An unidentified ship makes a surprise attack. With this episode, we welcome new composer Kevin MacLeod to the Arbiter Chronicles.

Steve Wilson and Eli Senter talk about the writing of "Contents Under Pressure." (There's a little swearing.) Steve responds to some listener feedback. This week's promo is for Nobilis Erotica. (And last week's was for the Galactica Quorum)

At long last... In Episode One, while Pallas conducts a private research project, the Arbiters are undergoing the toughest test of their careers. Professor Mors has an unexpected vision.

A promo for the Arbiter Chronicles Mini-Series "Contents Under Pressure." Episode One airs Friday, September 26th.

Steve apologizes for vanishing off the face of the earth, and offers a clip from the upcoming Arbiter Chronicles mini-series "Contents Under Pressure." Also, a promo for J. Daniel Sawyer's Antithesis.

This week: Trevor Desmond gets to be Trevor Desmond again, but Chip Gardner's still Dash Tarragon, Trevor's killer is still on the loose and all of them are going to a Hollywood party. Don't miss the big finish to our Bondian whodunnit!

This week: Trevor Desmond (disguised as nerdy Chip Gardner) and "Dash Tarragon" (the REAL, if delusional, Chip Gardner) race across Los Angeles to find the "missing" Trevor's would-be killer before another attempt is made on Trevor's life. That is, Chip's life. No, Trevor is Chip!. Everybody got that?

An arrogant actor with superhuman healing powers is almost murdered on-set, and his only hope of finding the culprit is a nerdy special effects tech -- who thinks he's the debonair superspy played by the actor, and is willing to prove it to solve the mystery. It's the start of our 3-part action-comedy, guest-hosted by SuperHuman Times creator/writer Lance Woods.