Podcast: You Will Die In Space

Posted by on November 9th, 2010

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A newly minted Billionaire Justin makes Brian decide if he’ll send his family on a one-way trip to space. Andrew reveals his brilliant escape plan for when a zombie apocalypse ravages his coastal hometown.

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5 Responses to “Podcast: You Will Die In Space”

  1. Anonymous Says:

    Well its nice to know Justin if I never get to have you in this lifetime, I’ll still have a chance when I’m Dead!! HAHAHAHHAHA You’re such a CUTIE!!!

  2. EbonNebula Says:

    so, what happens when you guys get to your destination after 70 years, and discover there is already a thriving human society there. “Oh, yeah we discovered hyper-drive technology 56 years ago. It’s awesome dude. You didn’t get the memo?”

  3. Rawr Says:

    TWiT needs to pick this podcast up right now!

  4. John Hoyt Says:

    Just listened to this. IMHO, best podcast so far. Got me thinking would I would do personally in each of those situations and I love that.

  5. Manus Ferrea Says:

    Okay. Ya’ll need to re-visit Robert Heinlein’s “Orphans of the Sky.”
    In fact, I just re-read it… well listened to it… http://tinyurl.com/2crrtk8
    (from the audible.com tease…)
    “The Jordan Foundation sponsored the Proxima Centauri Expedition in 2119, in attempt to reach the nearer stars of the galaxy. But that was far in the mythic past. The original purpose of the Ship’s epic voyage has long been forgotten, and for generations the giant spaceship, lost between the stars, is the only world that the people aboard have known. A strange civilization has evolved, with its own superstitions, savage religion, rigid class structure and mutant outcasts. Then, one young man discovers the truth about the Ship and changes everything, forever….”