- Tucson's
trashy temptress
- Alone
with his machines
- Pilot
error
-
Ashes
-
Meanwhile, 2000 years
in the future
-
Travel planning to
a garbage planet
-
On the beach at Puerto
Peñasco
-
Thea Nikolas sees
what no one else can
-
Loretta Lipps takes
time off for a rescue
-
Gone
- Heading
for Tucson
- Pulling
up stakes
- Lunch
interrupted
- UFO
over Arizona
- Checking
in
- Where
am I?
- Woman
doctor
- Message
from Arbidor
- The
next step
- Transported
- Calling
the bank
- Search
- Hot
water
- Resident
expert on strange
- Halfway
to civilization
- Searching
Mexico
- Travel
opportunity
- Voojews
- Power
of the universe
- Inspection
- Looking
closer
- Inspection
- Yes,
that Thea Nikolas
- Mindhopping
- Alarm
clamors, nobody home
- Special
heritage
- A
job to do
- Account
frozen
- Pompous
young fart
- Face
to face
- Bad
dreams
- Who
knows what's possible?
- Alien
intelligence
- Fire
- Hot
pursuit
- Must
be crazy
- Convergence
- Back
in balance
- Escape
About
the music and composer Brian Bromberg
Theme music
for the podcast is from Goodbye (For My Father) written,
performed and produced by Brian
Bromberg, from his his 2002 jazz CD Wood, and used
with Brian's express permission.
Brian plays
the bass with Randy Waldman's deft touch on the piano. Brian was
a neighbor back in Tucson. I knew his dad to whom the song is dedicated.
Since the book is dedicated to my dad, I liked that using this music
pays homage to both our fathers—and that it's delicious jazz.
Thank you, Brian.
My invaluable
podcast host:

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