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Climb aboard the starship of imagination and prepare to journey into a universe of science fiction and fantasy! Join Beverly Prentice in this weekly journey into short stories, poems, novellas and more, all focused on speculative tales of a future that could be, as you go BEYOND!
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- Aug 15, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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Beyond – Episode #109 (opens the original)
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On today’s show host Bev Prentice reads ‘Leo Still Lives’ by Matthew Granger and other short stories. To speak to Bev, please email her at: beyond3x5@gmail.com. ‘Beyond’ is heard every Saturday morning at 8am on WTBR.
Beyond – Episode #108 (opens the original)
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On today’s show host Bev Prentice reads ‘A Highway with No Traffic’ by Jonathan Page and other short stories. To speak to Bev, please email her at: beyond3x5@gmail.com. ‘Beyond’ is heard every Saturday morning at 8am on WTBR.
Beyond – Episode #107 (opens the original)
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On today’s show host Bev Prentice reads ‘Perfectly Printed People’ by Joseph Ellis and other short stories. To speak to Bev, please email her at: beyond3x5@gmail.com. ‘Beyond’ is heard every Saturday morning at 8am on WTBR.
Beyond – Episode #106 (opens the original)
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On today’s show host Bev Prentice reads ‘First Light’ by Scott Speck and other short stories. To speak to Bev, please email her at: beyond3x5@gmail.com. ‘Beyond’ is heard every Saturday morning at 8am on WTBR.
Beyond – Episode #105 (opens the original)
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On today’s show host Bev Prentice reads ‘Decommission Day’ by Katie Hummel. To speak to Bev, please email her at: beyond3x5@gmail.com. ‘Beyond’ is heard every Saturday morning at 8am on WTBR.
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