BMU Episode 456 for Halloween

Episode 456 was my Halloween episode which always incorporates Colin P, Davies' classic tale Happy Halloween narrated by Kelly better known as Crystal Wizard.  I absolutely love this story which has a masterful twist at the end.

The first story is a treat as we don't get to have stories narrated by Ron Huber.  The story is called the Benefactor written by David K. Scholes.

I start however with the movie Vice.  With Bruce Willis and Thomas Jane among others. 

You can download, or simply play the episode by selecting HERE

BMU # 429 is now online with the Halloween themed program

Well this is episode 429 of Beam Me Up and being that it is the last program of this October, I am going for our annual Halloween show.

The first item presented is a great piece of music from none other than the vocal group Manhattan Transfer doing Twilight Zone.  Nope, not that one by Golden Earring but one more closely attuned to the TV show of the same name.

Next a very unusual and wonderful short tale from Deborah Walker that combines a rural church in the English country side and quantum mechanics!


Colin Davies has graciously let me play Happy Halloween again.  This is a crystalWizard production and between the two of them, they turn out a great story.

Undead Love Ssong By John Anealio {NSFW)

Our friend John Anealio has written another theme based song for the season! It is called An Undead Love Song that trods with a heavy foot amongst your sensitivities. Here is what he says.

1. Happy Halloween!
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3. I've got a brand new song that I'd like you to download for free.I was asked to write this tune for Rigor Amortis, an anthology of Erotic, Zombie-themed short stories.This is a salty one. It's Not Safe For Work. If you're uncomfortable with four letter words and body parts falling off, please don't listen to this song. If you are, please share it with your friends!If you would like a rather ribald, click An Undead Love Song (go here for that first link http://johnanealio.com/track/undead-love-song and follow the instructions.

Enjoy!!

Faux robot walker

Want to create a robot walking machine for yourself, but don't want to deal with all of the fussy gyro stabilization and gait-control issues? Here's how to fake it. (And get your started thinking about NEXT Halloween's costume.)




click here for the Make Magazine article on how to build