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Of course you do. Well, why not visit Beam Me Up Podcast and radio show, often featuring selected stories from AntipodeanSF, run by your host Paul Cole of WRFR.

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Radio Show Needs Narrators

greenmic The AntiSF Radio Show needs narrators for all of those stories that the authors don't want to read, so if you're interested in spinning short yarns that will be broadcast worldwide and on community radio here in Australia please click here to contact the editor, Nuke.

It's not difficult, and most computers are capable audio recorders. You can use "Audacity" free audio recording software on Windows or Linux. Most Apple Mac computers come with the excellent "Garage Band" recording software, and have a reasonable inbuilt microphone.

Similarly, many smartphones and PDAs have audio recording features. If you have an ipod or iphone, you can use the "Voice Memo" app (built in), Android phones have a "Voice Recorder" app. Many of these devices are also supported by "Chirbit" (see below), where you can extract, upload, and share the audio for delivery right here to your sfnal editor.

Alternatively, you can record direct from your computer to "Chirbit" on the web. You must open an account — free — to use it, but it's chock full of help, and all you need is a microphone, or a webcam with an inbuilt microphone.

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