2023 Untold Tales Podcast Re-launch Intro

<p>TRANSCRIPT:</p> <p>Welcome to the UNTOLD TALES Audio Anthologies.</p> <p>The UNTOLD TALES Audio Anthologies is a collection of original science fiction short stories of the highest caliber, perfect for your commute or unexpected downtimes. These bite-sized audio dramas come in different flavors and highlight the works of new authors,whose stories are being written as we speak and handpicked to be included on the podcast. Each episode of The UNTOLD TALES Audio Anthologies, which we usually just call The Untold Tales Podcast, is an independent short story of adventure, technology, love, hope, discovery, and mystery. This podcast was founded upon the writings of Dr. Jeffrey a Robinson, a retired technologist who co-founded this podcast with a very broad background including Electrical Engineer, cartoonist, project manager, science fiction writer, husband and grandfather. Each of our independent stories are told “audiobook style”, which means there is one voice actor voicing all of the character dialog and minimal cinematic sound design … It’s a simple, straightforward storytelling experience, usually narrated by Melissa Del Toro Schaffner… that's me!</p> <p>Jeffrey and I met at a local writer's Meetup in 2019 during a presentation I was giving about being an audiobook narrator. Jeffrey has over a dozen published works on amazon.com which include his Untold Tales Trilogy and other incredible books spanning various subjects like genetics , immortality , crime and punishment, first Contact encounters, victorian sci-fi, the nature of the universe, ghost stories , time travel, alternate Dimensions, parallel realities, troubled communication, hope and inexplicable mysteries… basically, something wonderful and original for you to dive into every time you put in your earbuds or cast to a local speaker.</p> <p>I love the stories we’ve collected for this podcast. They are smart, insightful and really entertaining. You'll keep thinking about the stories long after you've listened to them… at least that's what I found for my