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Publisher |: Whale Bus

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: History,; Society & Culture,; Technology,; The Future

Categories Via RSS |: Arts,; Society & Culture,; Technology

You’ve just stumbled upon a radio broadcast from some far away planet. A planet where teleporters and time travelers have supper on starships; where robots rendezvous in neon nightclubs; where the lost ideas of the future live on.

On Planet Tomorrow, hosts Rye Dorsey and Zachary Goldberg celebrate and discuss retrofuturism, forgotten cultural ephemera, niche science fiction and much, much more. Enjoy your stay on Planet Tomorrow: where the future that never was is alive and well.

People |: Ryan Dorsey (@dorsel_fin),; Zachary Goldberg (@evilemperorzrg)
Country Of Origin |: USA
Produced In |: New York, NY
Related Hashtags |: #365daysofRadebaugh,; #Disney
Frequency |: Periodic
Explicit |: No

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44 Available Episodes (44 Total) / Average duration: 00:19:29

Date Duration Most Reviewed Highest Rated

44 Available Episodes (44 Total)Average duration: 00:19:29

Jun 10, 2022

01:14:07

We’re going to space—Soviet style. We discuss predictions about space exploration throughout the Soviet Union history, the last Soviet cosmonaut, and a queer Russian-language sci-fi short story! Tune in for fascinating discussions with special guests Fred Scharmen (author of Space Forces: A Critical History of Life in Outer Space) and Syinat Sultanalieva (author of sci-fi short story "Element 174")!

Thanks to our special guests: Fred Scharmen (Twitter @sevensixfive) Syinat Sultanalieva (Twitter @siyanats)

Ukraine Charities: Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC): https://donation.dec.org.uk/ukraine-humanitarian-appeal Global Giving: https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/ukraine-crisis-relief-fund/ International Committee of the Red Cross: https://www.icrc.org/en/donate/ukraine

Show Notes:

Fred’s book Space Forces: A Critical History of Life in Outer Space (https://www.versobooks.com/books/3889-space-forces)

Element 174 by Syinat Sultanalieva (https://www.calvertjournal.com/features/show/9831/being-lgbtq-element-174-syinat-sultanalieva-shtab) References: BBC Archive: OnThisDay 1992: Sergei Krikalev had a rather long journey home from work. (https://archive.org/details/twitter-845719440247312384) The Last Soviet Citizen: The Cosmonaut Who Was Left Behind In Space (https://www.rbth.com/history/330415-last-soviet-citizen-cosmonaut)

Socials:

Planet Tomorrow Theme by Spencer Robelen (www.spencerrobelen.com | Instagram @spencerrobelen | Twitter @RobelenSpencer )

Theme performed by Forest VanDyke (https://www.forestvandyke.com/ | Instagram @forestvandyke) & Kaila Wooten (Instagram @kaila_wooten)

Podcast Art by Cyan Larson (Instagram @dissociativecc)

Russian Narrator: Brian Desjadon (Twitter @BrianDesjadon)

Apr 01, 2022

01:09:30

Welcome to Planet Tomorrow! In this inaugural episode, we travel back to the year 2000. We’re talking forgotten children’s toys, end of the world novelty songs, and more. Then, what does it mean for something to look like “Y2K”? Jack Grimes from the Consumer Aesthetics Research Institute (CARI) breaks it down.

Socials

Thanks to our special guest Jack Grimes (https://jackapedia.design | Twitter @jackapedia_)

Check out the Consumer Aesthetic Research Institute (CARI) (https://cari.institute) & The Y2K Institute Twitter @y2k_aesthetic

Planet Tomorrow Theme by Spencer Robelen (www.spencerrobelen.com | Instagram @spencerrobelen | Twitter @RobelenSpencer )

Theme performed by Forest VanDyke (https://www.forestvandyke.com/ | Instagram @forestvandyke) & Kaila Wooten (Instagram @kaila_wooten)

Podcast Art by Cyan Larson (Instagram @dissociativecc)

Show Notes

Y2K Hooray by Jim's Big Ego (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sl6UJvOQxHM)

"Y2K" Parody VIDEO by Sun Microsystems employees (1999) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8Igm9Jh2Xo)

Y2K: The Movie Trailer (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TSpH0-TeB4)

Y2K Family Survival Guide - With Host Leonard Nimoy(https://archive.org/details/Y2K_Family_Survival_Guide_With_Leonard_Nimoy_Palsojom1.X264.CG)

Timestamps

00:40 - 03:58 Intro 03:59- 17:48 Y2K Memories 17:50 - 44:18 Interview w/ Jack Grimes from CARI 44:24-45:11 EXTREME Spaghetti Yo-Yo Soup Commercial 45:12 - 53:03 RY2K: A Podcast Within a Podcast 53:05 - 01:07:45 Voicemail Time! 01:07:48 - 01:09:30 Outro/Credits

Mar 27, 2022

00:00:10

Show Notes

Looking Back at Tomorrow is becoming Planet Tomorrow! This audio is just a placeholder as we archive old episodes and prepare for a new launch. If you're already subscribed, the feed will switch over automatically! If you'd like more info, keep an eye on our Twitter (@PodTomorrow) for a full announcement. Thank you so much for listening to our show over the years! We can't wait to share what we've been working on!

Rye & Zachary

Oct 01, 2019

00:39:34

Hosts Rye and Zachary track NASA’s real life attempts to create a livable environment in space.

Thanks to special guests Fred Scharmen and Brett Ryan Bonowicz

Check out Fred Scharmen’s New Book Space Settlements! OUT NOW

Watch Brett Ryan Bonowicz’s Artist Depiction Series!

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SOURCES:

The High Frontier by Gerard K. O’Neill

Space Settlements: A Design Study

Space Colony Art From the 1970s

NASA Space Colony Explanation; 70’s Style

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LBaT Social:

TWITTER @lbtomorrow

Instagram @lbtomorrow

FACEBOOK

EMAIL: lookingbackattomorrow@whalebus.net

Looking Back at Tomorrow is a WHALE BUS production

Other Whale Bus Shows:

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MUSIC CREDITS

Theme: "There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow” By: Richard and Robert Sherman

”Space” from Horizons

”Sparkling GE” from Horizons

Anchors Aweigh by Charles A Zimmerman

“Floating Puppy” From Horizons

“HoneyLune Ridge” from “Super Mario Odyssey” by Koji Kondo

“Space Junk Galaxy” and “Space Fantasy” from “Super Mario Galaxy” by Koji Kondo

”Seize the Future” From Alien Encounter

”Car 24” and “The Egg and You” from “Cowboy Bebop” by the Seatbelts

”Everything Stays” from “Adventure Time” by Rebecca Sugar

Feb 26, 2019

00:41:48

Possibly the most wild Jetpack story ever told, with a little jetpack history sprinkled in.

Thanks to special guests Danny Anderson and Josh Gleiser.

SOURCES:

ABC's Rocketbelt Coverage 01

ABC's Rocketbelt Coverage 02

LA Times Coverage

The Rocketbelt Caper: A True Tale of Invention, Obsession and Murder by Paul Brown ——————

LBaT Social:

TWITTER @lbtomorrow

Instagram @lbtomorrow

FACEBOOK

EMAIL: lookingbackattomorrow@whalebus.net

Looking Back at Tomorrow is a WHALE BUS production

Other Whale Bus Shows:

NEW: A Quiet Room

The Van

Story Blocks

MORE INFO

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MUSIC CREDITS

Theme: "There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow” By: Richard and Robert Sherman

*THE SIMPSONS ""EYE ON SPRINGFIELD" THEME"

*Icky Thump by The White Stripes

*“Sly Cooper 4 Theme” by Peter McConnell

*“Hedwig's Flight” from Harry Potter by John Williams

*“Putanesca” and “Vibraphone” from “A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004)” by Thomas Newman

*Various Tracks from “Thimbleweed Park” by Steve Kirk

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CLIPS Used

*ABC Rocketbelt coverage (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tg_eZ6ALr0)

*LA Olympic Footage (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WWDnOiQR7A)

Jan 12, 2019

00:28:25

Episode Notes

Hosts Ryan and Zachary explore the history and meaning behind the word "Afrofuturism." WITH SPECIAL GUESTS Robert Hawkins (NYU Silver School of Social Work, And Stephen Winter and Tristan Cowen (Nightvale Presents Adventures in New America).

LINK TO ADVENTURES IN NeW AMERICA: http://www.nightvalepresents.com/adventuresinnewamerica/

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LBaT Social: TWITTER (https://twitter.com/lbtomorrow?lang=en) INSTAGRAM (https://www.instagram.com/lbtomorrow) FACEBOOK (https://www.facebook.com/LookingBackatTomorrowPodcast/) EMAIL: lookingbackattomorrow@whalebus.net

Looking Back at Tomorrow is a WHALE BUS production.

Other Whale Bus Shows:

NEW: A Quiet Room (https://linktr.ee/quietpod) The Van (https://www.whalebus.net/the-van) Story Blocks (https://www.whalebus.net/story-blocks)

MORE INFO: whalebus.net

——————————————————————— MUSIC Credits (in order):

Theme: "There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow” By: Richard and Robert Sherman

Never Catch Me by Flying Lotus & Kendrick Lamar Cissy Strut by The Meters Space is the Place by Sun-Ra Saturn by Sun-Ra Man’s Best Friend by George Clinton I Been Watching You by Funkadelic Credits: Moon Child by Captain Sky

CLIPS (in order): Cedric The Entertainer "Space Shuttle" "Kings of Comedy" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiTC8GfBFSE) George Clinton on David Letterman [1986] (https://youtu.be/ueGmihYPQY0)

Nov 06, 2018

00:25:14

Vault Dwellers Ryan and Zachary discuss the game series Fallout and explore its specific brand of 1950's Satire.

CONTENT WARNING: There is a brief discussion of mass shootings and Gun Violence. The discussion starts at 17:50 and ends around 19:00

Oct 03, 2018

00:35:45

Ted Linhart Twitter: @TedOnTV

Be sure to view more amazing disney-related documents at www.disneydocs.net

Proj 4 Public Spaces Twitter: @PPS_Placemaking

Learn more at www.PPS.org

Sep 07, 2018

00:16:46

Episode Notes

For more information about the documentary "Closer Than We Think": https://www.clindar.net http://twitter.com/closerthanthink

Thanks to Addison Anderson for his stirring narration!

Subscribe to the new Whale Bus audio drama "The Van" premiering Sept 10th!

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-van/id1434215983?mt=2

Aug 07, 2018

00:19:47

**Episode Notes

Just in time for the premiere of Disenchantment, hosts Ryan and Zachary do a deep dive into the animated cult favorite, Futurama. In the episode they discuss the show's retro-futuristic inspirations, its bad luck with cancellations, and the intergalactic basketball team, the Harlem Globetrotters.

**Music Credits

There's A Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow by Richard & Robert Sherman (Walt Disney Records)

Futurama Main Theme by Christopher Tyng (Fox Music)

“Life is a Dream” (Theme from Star Trek V: The Final Frontier) by Jerry Goldsmith (La-La Land Records)

“Flip a Switch Instrumental” by Chris Ballew (Square Enix)

“He Ain’t My Brother” by Chris Ballew (Square Enix)

Jun 10 | 01:14:07

Soviet Futures: The USSR In Space

Apr 01 | 01:09:30

Y2K: The Year 2000 (ft. Jack Grimes)

Mar 27 | 00:00:10

COMING SOON: Planet Tomorrow (MORE INFO IN SHOW NOTES)

Oct 01 | 00:39:34

Space Settlements

Feb 26 | 00:41:48

The Rocketbelt Murder

Jan 12 | 00:28:25

Afrofuturism

Nov 06 | 00:25:14

The Satire of Fallout

Oct 03 | 00:35:45

Monorails & PRT

Sep 07 | 00:16:46

Closer Than We Think

Aug 07 | 00:19:47

Futurama

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