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Sci-fi fans

Sci-fi fans is a podcast for fans of science fiction, were I chat about trivia and updates on films and TV shows. I also write science fiction books and will have guests on the show. The podcast is an extension to my TikTok channel.

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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Ambush at Accet | Sci-Fi Space Battle Echoes of Betrayal PT 14 (opens the original)

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    A rebel fleet's last stand. A traitor's ambush. And a ghost ship that shouldn't exist. As Auchinleck's forces close in on Accet, an outgunned squadron of untested pilots led by a woman with everything to lose takes to the stars in a desperate gambit to turn the tide. But as the battle rages, an old wound resurfaces: the fleet Argus commands isn't fighting the war he thinks it is. When the void itself tears open and a legendary derelict emerges from the wreckage, every plan collapses in an instan

  2. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    How to Write 46 Sci-Fi Books & Build an Empire with Sean Robins (opens the original)

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    How do you go from fulltime college teacher to publishing 46 sci-fi books on Amazon? In this episode, we sit down with indie science fiction author Sean Robins creator of The Crimson Deathbringer , Invasion: Earth , and The Voidwalker Chronicles for a 30 minute deep dive into writing, productivity, and world-building. We discuss: The Writing Engine: How Sean published dozens of novels while maintaining a hilarious, fast paced firstperson voice inspired by The Dresden Files and Guardians of the G

  3. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    War breaks out at Accet and the "sister" Hadley thought was dead is very much alive. (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Echoes of Betrayal (Exodus Universe), Commander Serpentine uncovers the truth behind the failed Ascension: Jess was never Hadley's sister — she was a clone, imprinted with the Star's fragmented power and still very much alive. As Auchinleck's fleet arrives to force Accet into his provisional union, Cyclops tracks a mysterious, motionless energy signature that shouldn't exist — and a name, Korlanger, that may hold the key to it all. When Accet's defenses spring a trap, drone sw

  4. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    Freeport: The Star of Governance EOB PT 12. (opens the original)

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    Enjoy the show join me on Substack. Hadley, Roberts and Von Sanders follow the impossible signals of a mysterious Star—only to lose control of their shuttle as it guides them toward the Trojan Station. Inside Freeport, they find survivors waiting for someone named Jess. But Hadley is not Jess. She is her sister, the heir to Accets Crown, and the Star in her hand may hold the key to a hidden network spanning the galaxy. As another artifact awakens—the Library—Hadley learns that Jess’s fate may be

  5. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    EOB PT 11 The Star goes dark and the ship jumps somewhere that shouldn't exist. (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Echoes of Betrayal (Exodus Universe), the failed Ascension leaves Hadley reeling and the Star of Governance powerless until Roberts discovers what it really is: a biometric quantum computer. Fleeing the Royalists with nowhere safe to land, the crew is violently ripped from hyperspace into a place with no sun, no planet, and no name. When the Star reactivates on its own, it doesn't just save them it reveals exactly who's really been hunting Hadley, and why. A sci-fi space opera

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