James E. Gunn

From NBC's X Minus 1 comes Selana, Episode 112, originally broadcast September 19th, 1957.

Adapted for radio by George Lefferts from a story by James E. Gunn, it follows Norm as he turns to psychoanalyst Andrew Rednick in an effort to understand an event his orderly world has no precedent for handling.

Walter Black, David Ross, Adele Ronson, and Guy Repp are featured in the cast.

Here is the original broadcast.

These are stories of the future, adventures in which you'll live in a million could-be years on a thousand maybe worlds.

The National Broadcasting Company, in cooperation with Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine, presents X Minus 1.

Tonight, Selana by James E. Gunn.

But first, hear this.

End of Games by Katherine MacLean

The Gravity Business by James E. Gunn.

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The crisis is reported through the recordings of journalist Harry Anders as amateur operators catch the signals and Goddard Rocket Base confronts the problem of bringing the pilot home.

From NBC's X-Minus One, this is episode 36, The Cave of Night, adapted by Ernest Canoy from James E. Gunn's galaxy science fiction story.

Alexander Scourby, Joe DeSantis, Grant Richards, Luis Van Rooten, Charles Carroll, John Moore, and Bob Hastings are heard in the cast.

Originally broadcast February 1st, 1956, under the direction of Daniel Sutter.

The National Broadcasting Company, in cooperation with Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine, presents

X-1-1.

Tonight's story, The Cave of Night by James E. Gunn.

You want a little joy? Okay.

"He told me he's glad I play Indian." End of Games by Katherine MacLean

The Gravity Business by James E. Gunn.

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End of Games by Catherine McLean.

The Gravity Business by James E. Gunn.

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We'll have to be exclusive, though, Grandpa said.

Considering the fweeps' likes and dislikes, that is, we'll sell them only to people with children.

End of The Gravity Business by James E. Gunn.

Recording by Vern Seward.

From NBC Radio, this is X Minus One, "Open Warfare," Episode 85, originally broadcast January 23rd, 1957.

Ernest Cannoy adapted James E. Gunn's novelette, first published in Galaxy Science Fiction, and Daniel Sutter directed.

NBC made the broadcast in cooperation with Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine, with Larry Haines as Jim Pearson, Jack Grimes as Pete, and Wendell Holmes as Mr. Hatcher.

And now, the original broadcast.

The end of Six Frightened Men.

The Stilled Patter by James E. Gunn.

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For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Read by Dale Grothman.

The age-old battle of the sexes may yet be the deadliest of all.

The Stilled Patter by James E. Gunn.

George Washington was the father of his country.