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Desolation's Angels #29

Heard
2020
Episodes
18
Language
English

Science Fiction tales set in the 10th Millenia. In the year 3000, a coalition for terror, the Rebel Terrorist Empire attacked and blew up the Earth. Because of this event, a gathering of worlds for good was formed, called the United Defense of Planets. Many cultures, such as Plastica, the Raisin Planet, the Peaceful Order Of The Frogs and more came together to create a universe-wide defense force to protect peoples on all planets from this threat of terror and death. Our stories begin around the year 9000 when the war is more or less in check. Different adventures highlight another chapter in this struggle and may feature any number of the above-listed groups. Each single story may be dramatic or humorous or both. There will even be a few musical numbers with original songs featured. Some adventures may be short - others are epic in length - spanning several parts and running 3 hours long or longer. Two brothers write the scripts, provide voices for most of the characters, record and edit sound effects and music for the adventures, and making them into these miniature masterpieces of mirth and mayhem. The fun is listening and trying to figure out what will happen next. To date, December 31st, 2020, there have been 484 separate adventures. Keep checking back, as I will be uploading more of them. If you find them fun and would like to hear more, feel free to e-mail me at haarfager872@kenharrelson.com. These two adventures both start out in the High Commission chambers. The…

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. X-The Treaty Part 1

    No date given · 10 min

  2. X-The Treaty Part 2

    No date given · 10 min

  3. X-The Treaty Part 3

    No date given · 9:57

  4. X-The Treaty Part 4

    No date given · 9:55

  5. X-The Treaty Part 5

    No date given · 10 min

  6. X-The Treaty Part 6

    No date given · 9:59

  7. X-The Treaty Part 7

    No date given · 10 min

  8. X-The Treaty Part 8

    No date given · 6:29

  9. The Treaty Part 1

    No date given · No. 318 · 10 min

  10. The Treaty Part 2

    No date given · No. 318 · 10 min

  11. The Treaty Part 3

    No date given · No. 318 · 9:57

  12. The Treaty Part 4

    No date given · No. 318 · 9:55

  13. The Treaty Part 5

    No date given · No. 318 · 10 min

  14. The Treaty Part 6

    No date given · No. 318 · 9:59

  15. The Treaty Part 7

    No date given · No. 318 · 10 min

  16. The Treaty Part 8

    No date given · No. 318 · 6:29

  17. Article XVI

    No date given · No. 465 · 6:25

  18. Article XVI

    No date given · No. 465 · 6:25

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  1. Desolation's Angels #29

    Listeners' uploads · Kenneth Dwain Harrelson · 18 episodes here · archive.org

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