Sci-Fi Overdrive radio program for 13 October: Scientists and the SF they write

THIS WEEK (13 October 2003) on SCI-FI OVERDRIVE radio program, heard
on the Business Talk Radio Network:

Hr. 2- Hugo-award winning Geoff Landis 
Hr. 3- Bruce Balford, the Tom Clancy of science fiction
Hr. 4- Blair Peters and D'Myna Leagues

Hour 1 (2 AM ET): sci-fi news and commentary, including the Weekly
World News world news of the week with your hosts Joey Donovan, David
Durica, Erich Landstrom, Lauren Urban, and Charles Blake.
http://www.scifioverdrive.com

Hour 2 (3 AM ET): Interview with Geoff Landis. Scientist and science
fiction author Dr. Geoffrey Landis won the Hugo Award for his short
story "Falling On to Mars." Landis is a a research scientist at NASA
Glenn, working on the Mars Exploration Rover mission, and previously
published the novel "Mars
Crossing." www.sff.net/people/Geoffrey.Landis/

Hour 3 (4 AM ET): Interview with Bruce Balford. Scientist and science
fiction author Bruce Balfour has just published "The Digital Dead,"
his sequel to "Forge of Mars." Desperate for people with artificial
intelligence training, NASA hired Balfour at Ames Research Center.
Balfour has also been a computer game designer with bestselling titles
such as Neuromancer, Wasteland, The Dagger of Amon Ra, and Outpost,
and will be a comic book writer for Top Cow.
www.brucebal4.com

Hour 4 (5 AM ET): Interview with Blair Peters. Peters is executive
producer at Studio B Productions, home of D'Myna Leagues. With
baseball as a backdrop, D'Myna Leagues are about leaving the nest,
chasing a dream and being part of a team. D'Myna Leagues is on The WB
100+ Station Group in the US, and airs Saturday morning at 6:30 AM and
7:00 AM on local WB stations.
www.mynaleagues.com

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