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Oct 27, 2026

KhakiHOST
46:53
We have this stricture about, like, life termination, and we have ways of keeping track of you, but it's not like they're dictating how Kelpians should live otherwise.
KayHOST
47:04
And even, but even, okay, if we go back to the past, what Lilith said about how things were back in the day when the Kelpians were the dominant species, apparently the Ba'ul were still there, and they were the The technology, we've got kind of like an Eloy and Morlock situation going on here almost.
KayHOST
47:22
Oh, that makes the design of
KhakiHOST
47:24
the Ba'ul even more interesting because they're very like Morlock coded.
KayHOST
47:28
Exactly,
KhakiHOST
47:28
yeah.
KhakiHOST
47:29
But yes, they're the Eloy from the time machine for those.
KayHOST
47:32
Except in that case, the Morlock do occasionally come stealing Eloy away to eat.
Stuart TiffinHOST
39:39
But instead, she's like, you know what? I'm not going to be one of your underground dwellers.
Stuart TiffinHOST
39:43
So have fun, Morlocks.
Stuart TiffinHOST
39:45
And then she's like, can I get an Uber out of here or whatever? That was funny.
Stuart TiffinHOST
39:49
And, you know, like Daniel is like, I just need to talk to my sister.
ElianaHOST
11:51
Where are they? There are only two species that exist.
ElianaHOST
11:54
The beautiful little fey-like Eloi and the horrible Morlocks who all live underground.
ElianaHOST
12:03
And I don't remember exactly what the Eloi are described to look like in the books.
ElianaHOST
12:07
I just know that they're small, they're slight.
ElianaHOST
12:10
Again, kind of as you'd imagine, feel like they're really weak.
ElianaHOST
12:14
But ultimately, I think of them as pink because I do think that they were pink in Wishbone.
ElianaHOST
12:22
And I don't remember what the Morlocks were depicted like, but they were underground.
ElianaHOST
12:26
The time traveler eventually realizes that actually the Eloi and the Morlocks are both They are what happened to humanity.
VyzygothGUEST
37:06
Well, yeah, he is.
VyzygothGUEST
37:07
And I tell you, if you reread The Time Machine with the whole paradigm with the Morlocks, and what were the other ones? The Eloy.
VyzygothGUEST
37:16
Well, check that out for a cast society that's coming.
VyzygothGUEST
37:20
Also, Wells wrote The Open Conspiracy, and get this, New World Order.
David CourtVOICE_ACTOR
17:41
That's what comes next.
Robin JohnsonVOICE_ACTOR
17:58
Untrue Stories was written and produced by Robin Johnson and starred Robin Johnson as George Orwell and Big Brother, Patrick Sprague as H.G. Wells, H.G. Wells and H.G. Wells, Lucille Nick Gillivan as Chief Rutherford, Rachel Pulliam as Ursula Le Guin, Alexander Walsh as Isaac Adamoff, Tara Court as Julia, Canavan Connolly as the Morlock, David Court as Ray Bradbury and Joanna Laurie as Mrs. Watchit, with additional voices by Eve Morris, Alexander Walsh and Robin Johnson.
Robin JohnsonVOICE_ACTOR
18:31
The music was by Robin Johnson and sound effects were sourced from freesound.org.
Robin JohnsonVOICE_ACTOR
18:37
Producing the first season of Untrue Stories is the most fun I've had for ages.
Gary KaltbaumHOST
0:29
Hope you've been listening.
Gary KaltbaumHOST
0:31
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Gary KaltbaumHOST
0:42
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Gary KaltbaumADVERTISER
1:12
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speaker_3NARRATOR
0:51
Now from the BizTalk studios, here is Gary Kaltbaum.
Gary KaltbaumHOST
0:57
and welcome once again to investors edge i'm gary colp i'm your host hey thanks for being with us today glad you're here ladies and gentlemen happy that you are listening it would be uh the 21st i believe of october it's uh wednesday 2026 and we're here to talk to you seriously on everything that affects you we'll do the markets the economy your job your industry the more lots in dc And boy, are they Morlocks.
Gary KaltbaumHOST
1:24
And if you don't know what a Morlock is, go look it up.
Gary KaltbaumHOST
1:27
It's from a movie.
speaker_0NARRATOR
54:38
IX.
speaker_0NARRATOR
54:39
The Morlocks.
speaker_0NARRATOR
54:39
Probably my shrinking was largely due to the sympathetic influence of the Eli, whose disgust of the Morlocks I now began to appreciate.
speaker_0NARRATOR
54:47
Three hundred and forty-three.
speaker_0NARRATOR
54:48
Democracy and to begin with I must have a quarrel with the word itself.
Justin LoreHOST
36:09
And do you remember in the book, I think it's the character of Ben, how he talks about the water pumps.
Justin LoreHOST
36:16
He calls them Morlock holes that they are set.
Justin LoreHOST
36:19
Yes.
Justin LoreHOST
36:20
one of those is just right there.
Luke WaltersGUEST
10:57
I was like, "Oh, we should probably do, we should probably do another one then." And we were like, "Well, we should probably do the Time Machine then." And then we were like, "Right, how can we do the Time Machine? We made War of the Worlds real.
Luke WaltersGUEST
11:08
Are we gonna do the Time Machine?" And it was kind of a straight adaptation at first of, of the Time Machine, and I was like, "This is, this is not working for me." Um, I think at one point, I, I think, uh, James's character travels and you see this, this, um, the future is the, the Morlocks and the Elois.
Luke WaltersGUEST
11:27
It was like the Tories and Labor, and it went a bit too political and we went a bit mad with it and I was like, "I have..." I was like, "What if..." I was listening to another film podcast, um, called Indie Film Hustle with Alex Ferrari, and he describes the story, uh, or this, this ide- this, um, uh, the comedy hero's narrative, uh, the comedy hero's story, um, which is a book.
Luke WaltersGUEST
11:49
It's a really good book if you want to read it and want to learn how to write comedy.

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