DESTINIES - THE VOICE OF SCIENCE FICTION
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Hundreds of writers, artists, editors, actors, producers, directors, and musicians have appeared on the program since its debut in April, 1983. Here are some of the best Classic Destinies episodes from the last 39 years.
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August 7, 1984 Gene Roddenberry describes "The Questor Affair" on the album "Inside Star Trek." Gary Halada and Howard Margolin discuss their upcoming vacations in time and space. Gary sets up The Intergalactic Touring Band's "Starship Jingle," and talks about upcoming conventions. NASA details their plans for a Space Station in a chapter of "The Space Story." Howard introduces episode 5 of "Doctor Who: Genesis of the Daleks."
March 5, 2004 "Graphic Detail" # 148: Live telephone interview with artist Steve Rude, who previews his Dark Horse Comics series "The Moth," and speaks about his career highlights, including "Nexus," "World's Finest," "The Incredible Hulk Vs. Superman," and unique paintings featuring Wonder Woman.
May 27, 1994 The Destinies Debut Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Willam Ross and Barry Manilow's score for "Thumbelina." NASA's Exobiology Program plans to use geology to look for signs of life on Mars in an installment of "The Space Story." Michael Dorn and Marc Okrand introduce rudimentary grammar in lesson 3 of "Conversational Klingon." On the Destinies Radio Theater, the original Superman unites with Supergirl, Superboy, and the Man of Steel to battle Mongul in episode 15 of "Superman Lives."
November 29, 1985 John Madonia looks at recent and upcoming releases in film and literature and lists the 1985 Hugo Award winners in "Things to Come." "Graphic Detail" # 4: Howard Margolin and Glenn Hauman review "Alpha Flight" by writer Bill Mantlo and artists Mike Mignola and Gerry Talaoc. Ralph Schiano concludes his interview with actor Anthony Ainley at Whovent '85. Also hosted by Gary Halada.
November 15, 1985 Howard Margolin reads Robert Sheckley's short story "Starting From Scratch." Ralph Schiano presents part one of an interview with actor Anthony Ainley, recorded at Whovent '85. Historic broadcast: first Destinies episode to be encored in a different time slot. Includes encore's outro, substituted for the original during the rebroadcast.
December 7, 2001 The Destinies Radio Theater presents a 63-year slipback as Cactus Pete relates one version of "The Origin of Tonto," as originally aired on the December 7, 1938 episode of "The Lone Ranger."
January 20, 1989 The Destinies Radio Theater presents a double feature: Find out what happens when a dinosaur-hunting expedition to the past goes off the path in part two of Ray Bradbury's "A Sound of Thunder." Then, learn what happens when the Man of Steel arrives on Earth "One Hot Day in Indiana," in episode 2 of "Superman."
January 14, 2000 In memory of actor John Archer (5/8/15-12/3/99), the Destinies Radio Theater presents The Shadow in "The Cat That Killed." Three night watchmen have been murdered at Barton's warehouse by a monstrous cat and The Shadow goes undercover, as the next watchman.
January 3, 1997 The Destinies Film Review Team (Howard Margolin, Cheryl and Mike Johnson) assembles live to list their favorite and least favorite movies of 1996. Was there a consensus on any movie? Which of the remaining films of the year were seen but didn't make the team's lists? Which movies were so bad they should never have been released at all?
April 25, 2003 Destinies celebrates it's 20th anniversary with an hour-long special featuring "DeFlip Side" volume 2, number 21; plus readings by Jon F. Merz, Scott Nicholson, Peter David, Keith DeCandido, and Richard Hatch; and music by Roger Bellon, Synergy, Sudden Death, and Voltaire.
April 27th, 2002 Destinies celebrates its 19th anniversary with the live I-Con 21 Retrospective featuring Howard Margolin, Chris DeFilippis, Barry Loberfeld, Jim Phoel, Jordana Dlugacsz, Rob Rasch, and via telephone, Dominick Santoriello.
September 22, 1995 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Jerry Goldsmith score for "Congo," including a song performed by Lebo M. Learn about NASA's Galileo spacecraft's mission to Jupiter in an installment of "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, the Yellow Mask Steals Fuel for the Atomic Beam machine in episode 8 of "Superman."
March 4, 1994 On the Destinies Radio Theater, Cadmus steals Superman's body from his tomb, and Jonathan Kent suffers a heart attack in episode 8 of "Superman Lives." Learn about the International Ultraviolet Explorer in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." Michael Dorn and Marc Okrand present the final lesson in "Power Klingon: Mastering the Language of Warriors." Howard Margolin provides an update about the media guests attending I-Con 13.
December 20,1996 "Graphic Detail" # 104: The Graphic Detail (Howard Margolin and Jim Rowland) review the best, worst, and most disappointing developments in the comic book industry for 1996. Then, Howard Margolin and Glenn Greenberg interview artist Tom Palmer at I-Con XIII.
November 11, 1994 Learn how NASA is using virtual reality to train astronauts in an installment of "The Space Story." Yanni performs "Looking Glass" from his album "Keys to Imagination," as heard in the Wonders of Life area at Epcot Center. On the Destinies Radio Theater, The Emperor and Princess Leia battle for the soul of Luke Skywalker in episode 15 of "Star Wars: Dark Empire."
December 9, 1994 Checkfield performs "Carousel (A Day in the Park)," "Summer Shuffle," and "Sundial" from their album "Distant Thunder" and the Wonders of Life area at Epcot Centre. Learn about space pollution in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Col. Steve Austin becomes "The Bionic Berserker" in an adventure of "The Six Million Dollar Man."
October 21, 1994 Music heard at Walt Disney World's Epcot Center including David Arkenstone's "Papillon (On the Wings of the Butterfly)," "Forgotten Yesterdays" by Yanni, and "Behind the Waterfall" by David Lanz and Paul Speer. Learn about NASA's Global Monitoring and Disease Prediction Program in a chapter of "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, the Rebels attempt to escape from the planet Byss in episode 12 of "Star Wars: Dark Empire."
May 24, 1991 Bobby Enriquez plays his "Wild Piano" version of "Classical Gas." Samples of the introductions for many of the science fiction, super-hero, adventure, and horror series from Radio's Golden Age on the album "Themes Like Old Times." Learn about NASA's "High Alpha Research Project" in a chapter of "The Space Story." ELO performs "The Way Life's Meant to Be" and "Epilogue" from the album "Time."
January 19, 1996 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Elliot Goldenthal's score for "Interview with the Vampire." Roddy McDowell continues his reading of Prof. Janus Kimball's novelization of "Scanners II: The New Order" on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. The Man of Steel's enemies battle to the death when "The Wolf Vs. The Yellow Mask" in episode 18 of "Superman" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
January 12, 1996 The Destinies Audiobook Sampler makes its debut with Roddy McDowell reading part one of Prof. Janus Kimball's novelization of "Scanners 2: The New Order." The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Michael Kamen's score for "Brazil." As the riot at San Miguel Penitentiary continues, the Man of Steel attempts to stop The Wolf and Keno from reaching "The Steam Plant" with their hostage, Lois Lane, in episode 17 of "Superman," on the Destinies Radio Theater.
June 30, 1995 The Destinies Stephen King Soundtrack Spotlight Series continues with W.G. Snuffy Walden's score for "The Stand." Learn about the International Solar Terrestrial Physics Program in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." Travel back to 1935 for an adventure of "Jack Armstrong, The All-American Boy" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
June 9, 1995 The Destinies Stephen King Soundtrack Spotlight Series continues with Marc Shaiman's score for "Misery." Learn about red sprites and blue jets, mysterious light flashes in the sky being investigated by NASA in a chapter of "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, "KnightsEnd" concludes in episode 16 of "Batman: The Complete Knightfall Saga."
June 2, 1995 The Stephen King Soundtrack Spotlight series continues with Alan Silvestri's score for "Cat's Eye." Learn how American and Russian astronauts prepare to work together to build the International Space Station in a chapter of NASA's "The Space Story." Robin Williams looks back on his life and the world from the year 2049 as "Grandpa Funk." On the Destinies Radio Theater, the new Batman, observed by Robin and Nightwing, pursues his father's killer, and Bruce Wayne struggles to reclaim the mantle of the Bat, in episode 15 of "Batman: The Complete Knightfall Saga."
September 23, 1994 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Ryuichi Sakamoto's score for "Wild Palms." Learn how Russian and American engineers cooperate on developing next-generation supersonic passenger aircraft, in a chapter of NASA's "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Lando and the Alliance battle overwhelming odds on the planet Calamari, and Han and Leia, aboard the Starlight Intruder, arrive at the planet Byss in search of Luke Skywalker in episode 9 of "Star Wars: Dark Empire."
May 26, 1995 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Tangerine Dream's score for "Firestarter." Learn about NASA's Remote Access Wind Tunnel in a chapter of "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Bruce Wayne returns to Gotham and confronts Jean-Paul Valley about his work as The Batman in episode 14 of "Batman: The Complete Knightfall Saga."
August 2, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Jerry Goldsmith's score for "Runaway." NASA explores the origins of the Moon in a chapter of "The Space Story." John Cornetto interviews author Laurence M. Janifer at Lunacon 1991. On the Destinies Radio Theater, David Ossman's "How Time Flys" continues with episode 6, "Mark, Mr. Motion, and the Memory Loops."
July 3, 1998 Chris Carter reveals the truth behind "The X-Files," and Nana Visitor discusses the first season episode "Roland," in an excerpt from N.E. Genge's "The Unofficial X-Files Companion."
The Dust Brothers perform "The X-Files Theme." Can the Man of Steel rescue Perry White from "The Island of Doom?" Find out as "The Mystery in Melville" concludes in episode 63 of "Superman" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
November 27, 1992 The Destinies James Bond Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Bill Conti's score and the songs from "For Your Eyes Only." NASA searches for intelligent life in the universe with their High-Resolution Microwave Survey in a chapter of "The Space Story." David Banner signs on with a small fishing outfit, and the Incredible Hulk becomes a "Monster from the Deep" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
September 15, 1995 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Mark Waters' score for "The Pebble and the Penguin." Learn how NASA technology is adapted to remove carbon monoxide from the air in home and office use in a chapter of "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, the Yellow Mask obtains "The Atomic Beam Machine" for his plot to destroy the Daily Planet building in episode 7 of "Superman."
July 19, 1991 John Madonia and Howard Margolin interview Dylan Skolnick, about the New Community Cinema's 12th annual Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Film Festival. On the Destinies Radio Theater, David Ossman's "How Time Flys" continues, with part 3, "Tweeny and 'The Welcome Home.'"
November 1, 1991 9th annual Halloween Special, featuring David MacPherson reading Donald Wollheim's "Give Her Hell," Chris DeBurgh performing "Spanish Train," Howard Margolin reading Richard Matheson's "Blood Son," Jesse Flint reading Parke Godwin's "A Matter of Taste," episode 3 of "Dishpan Fantasy," as well as "Love Me, Dracula" and "Spooky" from Meco's "Moondancer" album.
August 28, 1992 In a Destinies Radio Theater triple feature, The Amazing Spider-Man faces "The Return of the Conquistador," "The Abominable Showman," and "The Bells of Doom." Plus, the theme from the 1967 "Spider-Man" cartoon show.
October 11, 1996 "Graphic Detail" # 101: Live, in-studio interview with Comicolor's Clifford Van Meter, who discusses his career in the industry, how Comicolor came about, and his plans for the series "Silver."
August 21, 1992 The Voice of Science Fiction presents its 7th annual comedy special, with a full-length performance of "James Blonde: Secret Agent 006.95 (Marked Down from 007.00)-The Man From T.A.N.T.E., with Dr. Nu? and Goldflaker," starring Marty Brill and Larry Foster on the Destinies Radio Theater.
March 15, 1996 Howard Margolin celebrates his 12th anniversary with the Voice of Science Fiction by reading Avram Davidson's "The Golem." "Spoon Trick and The Trestle" from Jerry Goldsmith's score for "Powder." On the Destinies Radio Theater, is it "Man or Monster" that guards the entrance to Stone House? Find out in episode 23 of "Superman."
March 5, 1999 Alfre Woodard reads part two of Arthur C. Clarke and Gentry Lee's "Rama II" on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. "Hole in One" from James Newton Howard's score for "Space Jam." Part two of "Space Jam," starring Michael Jordan and Danny DeVito, narrated by Jim Belushi, on the Destinies Radio Theater.
February 26, 1999 Saluting Black History Month with part one of Arthur C. Clarke and Gentry Lee's "Rama II," read by Alfre Woodard, on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. Nichelle Nichols tells the story of TV's first interracial kiss on the album "Inside Star Trek." The Destinies Radio Theater presents part one of "Space Jam," starring Danny DeVito and narrated by James Belushi. Plus, "Inner Workings" from Jerry Goldsmith's score for "Star Trek: The Motion Picture."
July 12, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on John Barry's score for "Somewhere In Time." John Cornetto interviews Ginjer Buchanan, Senior Editor for Ace/Berkley Publishing. Learn about NASA's TDRSS satellites in an installment of "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Mark is brought up to date on American history from 1950-1995 in part two of David Ossman's "How Time Flys: The Years In Your Ears."
July 5, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on James Horner's score for "*batteries not included." John Cornetto interviews author Linda Bushyager at Lunacon. NASA talks about the development of flight simulators in an installment of "The Space Story." The Destinies Radio Theater begins its serialization of David Ossman's "How Time Flys" a Hi-Fi Sci-Fi Comedy starring the Firesign Theater, with part one, "Mark's Awakening."
February 12, 1999 The Destinies Radio Theater presents "The Shadow," starring Orson Welles. Lamont Cranston struggles to prove the innocence of a senator he believes was framed for bribery, but to do so, he must uncover the secret of "The Phantom Voice," in an episode originally aired on February 6, 1938.
December 5, 1997 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Dennis McCarthy's score for "Star Trek: Generations." Captain Kirk and Commanders Scott and Chekov attend the launch of the Enterprise-B in John de Lancie's reading of part two of J.M. Dillard's novelization of "Star Trek: Generations" on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. Clark Kent learns about "The Radium Refinery" in episode 55 of "Superman" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
November 28. 1997 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on James Horner's score for "Aliens." John de Lancie tells the story of Captain Kirk's last night on board the Enterprise-A when he reads part one of J. M. Dillard's novelization of "Star Trek: Generations" on The Destinies Audiobook Sampler. When Clark Kent goes into town to inform the police about a murder on Music Mountain, the Man of Steel must deal with the aftermath of "The Bank Holdup" in episode 54 of "Superman" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
November 18, 1994 Howard Margolin channels George Takei and Patrick Stewart to host this salute to the opening of "Star Trek: Generations," with "Star Trek: The Crier in Emptiness" on the Destinies Radio Theater. Learn about the phenomenon of the Wake Vortex and how NASA is trying to reduce the cost of spaceflight by creating reusable boosters in 2 episodes of "The Space Story." From the music of the Wonders of Life at Disney's Epcot Center, Ray Lynch performs "Celestial Soda Pop," and "The Oh of Pleasure."
October 11, 1991 John Cornetto interviews author Eric Raymond at the 1991 WorldCon. Craig Huxley performs his version of the "Star Trek Theme," and his original music for "Genesis Project". NASA introduces the concepts of Telepresence and Virtual Reality in a chapter of "The Space Story." Dave MacPherson reads Geoffrey A. Landis' "Jamais Vu." In part 6 of the Destinies Radio Theater serialization of "The Adventures of The Lone Ranger," "He Saves the Booneville Gold." Destinies' celebrity guests offer their comments about Joe in the 8th anniversary edition of "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars."
May 3, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on John Barry's score for "The Legend of the Lone Ranger," featuring vocals by Merle Haggard. Dave MacPherson relates "Things to Come" in books and films. Learn about NASA's Advanced Life Support Technology Program, and its plans for long-term missions in a chapter of "The Space Story." Jesse Flint interviews artist N. Taylor Blanchard at Lunacon.
November 4, 1994 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Jerry Goldsmith's score for "Outland." Learn about the Mars Global Surveyor and the Mars Pathfinder in a chapter of NASA's "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Princess Leia confers with Bodo Bas within the Jedi Holocron, and the Emperor threatens Pinnacle Base in episode 14 of "Star Wars: Dark Empire."
August 15, 1997 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Elliot Goldenthal's score for "Demolition Man." On the Destinies Audiobook Sampler, James Doohan tells about young Jimmy Kirk's first visit to the U.S.S. Enterprise in part 2 of Diane Carey's "Star Trek: Best Destiny." Clark Kent finds "The Map" that leads to the hidden treasure in episode 49 of "Superman" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
August 8, 1997 In memory of author William S. Burroughs, the Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Howard Shore and Ornette Coleman's score for "Naked Lunch." James Doohan reads part one of Diane Carey's "Star Trek: Best Destiny" on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. On the Destinies Radio Theater, as the search for Alonso Craig and the Daily Planet reporters continues, Clark Kent finds "The Diary" of one of the reporters in episode 48 of "Superman."
February 11, 1994 Howard Margolin presents news about television, film, comics, and conventions in "Things to Come." The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Michael Gore's score for "Defending Your Life." NASA studies the Sun in an installment of "The Space Story." Michael Dorn and Marc Okrand teach Clipped Klingon, the language of war, in part 9 of "Power Klingon: Mastering the Language of Warriors." On the Destinies Radio Theater, the Justice League and the Man of Steel have their first encounter with Doomsday in episode 5 of "Superman Lives,"
April 16, 1993 "Graphic Detail" # 72: Live from I-Con XII with guests artist Jordan Raskin (Predator: Race War, Ripclaw), Marvel writer and editor Glenn Greenberg (making his 5th professional apperance), and returning co-host Glenn Hauman, who introduces his company which would become Bibliobytes.
June 13, 1997 George Takei reads part 2 of "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier" on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. In the first act of a Destinies Radio Theater Double Feature, Steve Austin goes undercover as a truck driver in Alaska in The Six Million Dollar Man adventure "Operation: Deep Freeze." Then, can Clark Kent prevent Pete Flores from sending Governor Al Carson to an "Endless Sleep?" Find out in episode 44 of "Superman."
May 30, 1997 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Dennis McCarthy's score for the "Star Trek: The Next Generation" episodes "Unification I & II." On the Destinies Audiobook Sampler, Leonard Nimoy and George Takei read part one of "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier." "The Toll of Midnight" approaches as Superman attempts to stop the kidnapping of Governor Carson in episode 43 of "Superman" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
February 4, 1994 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on George Fenton's score for "Groundhog Day." NASA technology transfer is showcased in a chapter of "The Space Story." Michael Dorn and Marc Okrand teach about Klingon mating rituals in lesson 8 of "Power Klingon: Mastering the Language of Warriors." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Superman and Supergirl discuss her involvement with the new Lex Luthor, and Doomsday begins his rampage in episode 4 of "Superman Lives."
January 28, 1994 Ninth annual memorial to the crew of the space shuttle Challenger features two installments of NASA's "The Space Story," including a profile of astronaut John Young and the Cooperative Satellite Learning Project, designed to get high school students involved in the space program, as well as music from "Battlestar Galactica" and "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century." Michael Dorn and Marc Okrand discuss and introduce appropriate phrases for Klingon holidays in lesson 7 of "Power Klingon: Mastering the Language of Warriors." On the Destinies Radio Theater, learn the origin of the new Lex Luthor, and hear Clark Kent reveal his greatest secret to Lois Lane in episode 3 of "Superman Lives." Plus, Doomsday Joe breaks free from captivity as "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars" continue.
March 5, 1993 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on the 1989 James Bond film "Licence to Kill," featuring songs by Gladys Knight and Patti LaBelle, and the score by Michael Kamen. NASA discusses its Mars Observer mission in a chapter of "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Metamorpho, the Element Man battles "Fumo the Fire Giant." Howard Margolin reviews "The Abyss Special Edition."
July 24, 1992 Flash Gordon goes "In Search of the Glacier Monster" on the Destinies Radio Theater. "Weird Al" Yankovic performs "Attack of the Radioactive Hamsters From a Planet Near Mars." NASA's Roger Crouch discusses the United States Microgravity Laboratory in a chapter of "The Space Story." Michael Sembello sings "Gravity," from the soundtrack of "Cocoon." Howard Margolin reviews "Cool World." Plus, music from Danny Elfman's score for "Night Breed."
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September 12, 1997 In a Destinies Radio Theater Double Feature, John Henry Irons fights to keep high-tech weapons off the streets in Part 2 of "Steel." Then, Wonder Woman reveals "The Secret of the Magic Tiara," but will it lead to her defeat?
September 5, 1997 A Destinies Radio Theater Double Feature starts with the original "Star Trek" crew encountering a race that is so devoted to their planet's central computer that they fail to take into account "The Human Factor." Then, in part one of a 3D audio adaptation of the movie "Steel," Army weapons designer John Henry Irons returns to Los Angeles to start a new life, only to find that weapons he helped to build are finding their way to the street gangs of L.A.. To stop them, he decides to fight fire with fire, and creates an armored suit.
September 16, 1994 A reading of Richard Matheson's story "Dear Diary." Taylor Dane performs "Original Sin" from the soundtrack of "The Shadow." Learn about the Ulysses mission to explore the sun in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Han and Leia make their way to Han's apartment on Nal Hutta to retrieve some power couplings in episode 8 of "Star Wars: Dark Empire."
September 9, 1994 Hour-long in-studio conversation with Ralph Schiano, who talks about the 1994 Worldcon and his company, GnuGnome Press; Glenn Greenberg, who discusses his latest projects from Marvel Comics and reflects on his time as Submissions Editor; and Glenn Hauman, who speaks about his company, Bibliobytes. Plus, the crew of the Millennium Falcon head for the planet Nal Hutta in episode 7 of "Star Wars: Dark Empire" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
November 20, 1998 Honoring the memory of Bob Kane (10/24/15-11/3/98) with a Destinies Radio Theater presentation of "The Adventures of Batman and Rubin, Jewish Boy Wonder," starring the comedy team of Allen & Rossi.
March 12, 1993 Howard Margolin celebrates his 9th anniversary with the Voice of Science Fiction by reading the Isaac Asimov short stories "Sure Thing" and "About Nothing." Learn how NASA uses telerobotics to explore harsh environments in a chapter of "The Space Story." Plus, music from "Jekyll & Hyde," "Highlander," "Little Shop of Horrors," and the Alan Parsons Project.
November 13, 1998 Following the Stony Brook Science Fiction Forum's 30th anniversary party, a contingent of Forumites past and present gather in the WUSB conference room to discuss their ongoing involvement with the organization and how their lives are affected by science fiction and the Forum. Hosted by Howard Margolin, Gary Halada, and Sharan Volin, with James and Josh Frenkel, Jeff and Lisa Warner, Jennifer Adams, Guy Comstock, Jennifer Thomas, Dominick Santoriello, Fola, Eugene, Rob, and a special appearance by Joe Evangelista.
November 17, 1995 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on the 1963 James Bond film "From Russia With Love." Jeffrey Hoffman and NPR's Jo Meglino discuss life onboard the space shuttle Discovery in part 3 of "An Astronaut's Journal." On the Destinies Radio Theater, will the Man of Steel arrive in time to save "The Steamship Madison?" Find out in episode 13 of "Superman."
October 28, 1994 12th annual Halloween Special featuring Howard Margolin reading the poems "The Witch's House," "August Night," and "My Mummy," and the short story "Moment of Truth." Plus, music from the soundtracks of "Misery," "Tales From The Darkside: The Movie," and "The Addams Family." And, on the Destinies Radio Theater, the crew of the Millennium Falcon speeds to Mon Calamari to aid in the battle with the Imperial World Devastators in episode 13 of "Star Wars:Dark Empire."
December 12, 1997 The Destinies Radio Theater presents a 60-year slipback when The Shadow encounters "The Death Triangle," as originally aired on December 12, 1937. Orson Welles stars as The Shadow comes to the aid of a doctor who was once a prisoner on Devil's Island. Then, stay tuned for "The Joe Evangelista Show" from December 13, 1937 as "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars" continue.
May 10, 1996 Part 2 of filksinger Tom Smith at the I-Con 15 cabaret. On the Destinies Radio Theater: Can Clark Kent rescue Dr. & Elsie Beecham, as well as Eddie the cab driver from "The Burning House?" Find out in episode 26 of "Superman." Plus, music from "The Doctor Who 25th Anniversary Album."
May 3, 1996 Part one of Tom Smith's performance at the I-Con XV Cabaret. Clark Kent learns "Dr. Beecham's Story" in episode 25 of "Superman." Howard Margolin delivers news about DC and Marvel Comics in "Graphic Detail" # 91. Plus, Joe is subjected to the enhanced Europeanizer as "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars" continue.
May 12, 1995 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on John Carpenter's "Big Trouble In Little China" score. Learn about the PILOT program in NASA's "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater: Robin confronts Jean-Paul Valley, Alfred confronts Bruce, and the Joker makes a movie in chapter 12 of "Batman: The Complete Knightfall Saga."
July 26, 1991 The Destinies Radio Theater presents parts 4 and 5 of David Ossman's "How Time Flys." Learn about NASA's Gravity Probe B in a chapter of "The Space Story." Bill Burns and Howard Margolin review "Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey." Robbie Robb's "In Time," from the soundtrack of "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure." Plus, a special Joe Evangelista birthday introduction.
May 5, 1995 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on John Carpenter's score for "Escape From New York." In "The Space Story," NASA and the European Space Agency team up to create the Ulysses mission to study the solar wind. Bruce Wayne searches for Dr. Shondra Kinsolving, while Azrael confronts Bane in chapter 11 of "Batman: The Complete Knightfall Saga."
April 14, 1995 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shine on Alan Silvestri's "Predator 2" score. NASA helps to revitalize general aviation in a chapter of "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Robin battles the Riddler, while Batman confronts the Scarecrow in episode 8 of "Batman: The Complete Knightfall Saga."
August 29, 1997 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on John Carpenter and Shirley Walker's score for "Escape from L.A." On the Destinies Audiobook Sampler, James Doohan reads part 2 of Michael Jan Friedman's "Star Trek: Shadows on the Sun." "The War Party" attacks in episode 51 of "Superman" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
August 22, 1997 James Doohan reads part 1 of Michael Jan Friedman's "Star Trek: Shadows on the Sun" on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. Brent Spiner and friends sing "It's A Sin (To Tell A Lie)." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Clark Kent opens "The Chest" in episode 50 of "Superman." Plus, The Birthday Party performs "Dead Joe" to introduce Joe Evangelista.
February 15, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Danny Elfman's score for "Edward Scissorhands." Dave MacPherson offers "Things to Come" and reads Jane Yolen's story "Angelica." Carl Sagan and Doug Stetson discuss the search for extra-terrestrial life in NASA's "The Space Story."
August 1, 1997 Tom Smith performs "Temperature of Revenge." On the Destinies Audiobook Sampler, James Doohan reads part 2 of J. M. Dillard's novelization of "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country." Sharon Abreu sings "The Magic's In The Glove." Continuing his search for explorer Alonzo Craig, Clark Kent learns about "The Man In The Clouds," in episode 47 of "Superman" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
July 25, 1997 James Doohan reads part one of J.M. Dillard's novelization of "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country," on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. Music by Cliff Eidelman from the "Star Trek VI" soundtrack. On the Destinies Radio Theater, Clark Kent begins "The Search for Alonzo Craig" when he learns about "The Lost Explorer" in episode 46 of "Superman." Plus, Joe celebrates his birthday on the air, as the Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars continue.
March 20, 1998 Howard Margolin and I-Con's Board of Directors Secretary and Dealer's Room Coordinator Richard Hutter provide a live, hour-long preview of the guests and events scheduled for I-Con 17.
December 22, 1995 "Graphic Detail" #86: The Graphic Detail (Howard Margolin and Jim Rowland) list their best, worst, and most disappointing developments in the comic book industry for 1995. Plus, a live, in-studio interview with Crusade Comics artist Barry Orkin.
January 26, 1996 The Voice of Science Fiction's 11th annual Space Shuttle Memorial features the "X-Minus One" episode "The Cave of Night," adapted from the story by James E. Gunn, as originally aired on February 1, 1956. An astronaut is trapped in a space ship with no fuel. Can the earth command team rescue him before his oxygen runs out? Plus, Howard's post-hypnotic suggestion causes Joe to play eye and vision-related songs as "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars" continue.
April 17, 1992 Isaac Asimov Memorial Special featuring Isaac performing excerpts from "Asimov's Science Fiction Tales," including the poem "I Just Make Them Up, See." Mike Sargent reminisces about what made him want to adapt "Isaac Asimov's Robot City" for audio. Gene Roddenberry visits "Asimov's World of Science Fiction" on the album "Inside Star Trek." Howard Margolin encores several Asimov short stories from the history of Destinies, including "True Love," "Dreamworld," and "How It Began."
August 16, 1996 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Elliot Goldenthal's score for "Batman Forever." Rene Auberjonois reads part two of Peter David's novelization of "Batman Forever" on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. On the Destinies Radio Theater, Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen find themselves aboard "The Circus Train" in episode 35 of "Superman."
August 9, 1996 Rene Auberjonois reads part one of Peter David's novelization of "Batman Forever" on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. From the soundtrack of "Batman Forever," the Offspring perform "Smash It Up." On the Destinies Radio Theater, "The Airplane Mystery" begins as Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen face "Death In The Air" in episode 34 of "Superman."
May 8, 1998 Norman Spinrad introduces Filthy Pierre, Amy Shom, and Tom Smith at the I-Con XVII Cabaret. Music from the soundtrack of "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Lois Lane escapes a falling brick wall, only to be kidnapped in episode 60 of "Superman."
October 27, 1995 Destinies' 13th annual Halloween Special features stories of Matrimonial Mystery, Murder, and Mayhem, including readings of Helen M. Reed's "Under the Eaves," Richard Matheson's "The Near Departed," and Harold Ward's "The Closed Door." Plus, the "Prologue and Theme from Nighmare Café," by J. Peter Robinson with narration by Robert Englund.
March 17, 1995 Learn how water is recycled aboard the International Space Station in a chapter of NASA's "The Space Story." Howard Margolin celebrates his 11th anniversary with Destinies by reading Isaac Asimov's short story "Death of a Foy." Music from the soundtrack of "Thumbelina." On the Destinies Radio Theater, the Dark Knight battles Cavalier and Firefly, Joker and Scarecrow continue to terrorize Gotham's Mayor Krol, and the Riddler takes a TV studio hostage in episode 7 of "Batman: The Complete Knightfall Saga."
October 4th, 1991 Saluting the 32nd anniversary of "The Twilight Zone" with music by Rush and the Manhattan Transfer. Celebrating Sting's 40th birthday with The Police's "Walking On The Moon." Dave MacPherson marks his 22nd birthday with his original short story "Present Time." John Cornetto interviews author Carol Severance at Worldcon. On the Destinies Radio Theater, in part 5 of The Adventures of the Lone Ranger, "He Meets The War Horse."
May 23, 1997 George Takei and Leonard Nimoy read part 2 of Vonda N. McIntyre's "Star Trek: The Entropy Effect" on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. Music from "Star Trek:The Next Generation: Yesterday's Enterprise." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Clark Kent and Asa Hatch are caught in "Pete Flores' Plan" in episode 42 of "Superman."
May 16, 1997 George Takei and Leonard Nimoy read part one of Vonda N. McIntyre's "Star Trek:The Entropy Effect," on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. "Star Trek:The Next Generation Main Title." Clark Kent and photographer Asa Hatch take a "Train to Boulder City" in episode 41 of "Superman" on the Destinies Radio Theater. Comic book industry news in "Graphic Detail" #108
July 22, 1994 Saluting the 25th anniversary of Apollo 11 with two chapters of NASA's "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Steve Austin, the Six Million Dollar Man meets the King with "The Iron Heart." Plus moon-related music by ELO and Peter Davsion.
August 30, 1996 The Destinies Radio Theater presents The Shadow in "Circle of Death," starring Orson Welles, and originally broadcast on November 28, 1937.
October 22, 1993 Alex North's Fanfare from "2001: A Space Odyssey." Mars Lasar's "Flight of the Phoenix" and "Hidden Crater." Learn about the National Aerospace Plane Program in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." Hear the origin of The Six Million Dollar Man in "Birth of the Bionic Man" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
June 6, 1997 "Graphic Detail" # 109: Peter David makes his 9th appearance in a live, in-studio interview, to discuss his "Star Trek: New Frontier" series for Pocket Books, the Nickelodeon series "Space Cases," his comic books "Heroes Return," "Aquaman," and "Supergirl," as well as his adventures on AOL.
April 30, 1999 The Voice of Science Fiction celebrates its 16th anniversary with a one-hour special, featuring Part 2 of "The Garden of Rama," by Arthur C. Clarke and Gentry Lee, read by Alfre Woodard, on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. Nichelle Nichols introduces "About Science Fiction," "The Genesis II Project," and "Cyborg Tools and E.T. Lifeforms," from the album "Inside Star Trek." Neil Norman and his Cosmic Orchestra perform "Star Trek Encounters." T.A. Barron reads from "The Fires of Merlin." Harlan Ellison interviews Howard Margolin about his 15 years hosting Destinies. Synergy's version of "Classical Gas," is played without any voiceover. Clark Kent enters "The Room with No Exit" in episode 77 of "Superman." Ginjer Buchanan reads from her novel "Highlander: White Silence." Laura Creamer sings the extended version of "Bonny Portmore" from the "Highlander-The Series" finale.
April 23, 1999 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Randy Newman's score for "A Bug's Life." Alfre Woodard reads part one of "The Garden of Rama," by Arthur C. Clarke and Gentry Lee, on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. On the Destinies Radio Theater, "The Mystery of the Pillar of Fire" begins with a "Journey to Graves End" in episode 76 of "Superman." Plus, meet the 3D computer generated DJ in "A Joe's Life" as "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars" continue.
September 2, 1994 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Philippe Sarde's score for "Quest For Fire." Learn about how Stereotactic Large-Core Needle Biopsy can improve the diagnosis of breast cancer in a chapter of NASA's "The Space Story." On the Destinies Radio Theater, the battle at Mon Calamari continues, and Leia uses the Force to try to contact Luke Skywalker in episode 6 of "Star Wars: Dark Empire."
March 26, 1993 Colm Wilkinson performs highlights from "Jekyll and Hyde." NASA plans a return to the moon in a chapter of "The Space Story." Learn more about Selina Kyle, and hear the Batman in action against the Red Triangle Circus Gang in Part 2 of Craig Shaw Gardner's novelization of "Batman Returns."
March 19, 1993 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Danny Elfman's score for "Batman Returns." NASA describes its plans to use the Wake Shield to create thin films in a vacuum in an installment of "The Space Story." Michael Murphy reads part one of Craig Shaw Gardner's novelization of "Batman Returns."
July 2, 1993 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on John Williams' score for "Jurassic Park." Learn how NASA uses robots to maintain the space shuttle in an installment of "The Space Story." The Destinies Radio Theater presents the first episode of "Captain Midnight," as originally aired on September 30, 1940.
June 23, 1995 In memory of author Roger Zelazny, Howard Margolin presents an encore of his reading of Zelazny's short story "Auto-Da-Fe." The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Patrick Doyle's score for "Needful Things." NASA scientists use Hubble space telescope data to try to determine the age of the universe in an installment of "The Space Story." Superman faces "The Mxyzptlk-Up Menace" on the Destinies Radio Theater. Howard reviews "Batman Forever."
August 27, 1993 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Ken Thorne's score for "Superman III." Learn about the U.S. Microgravity Laboratory in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." Metropolis becomes a "City Under Siege" in a Superman adventure on the Destinies Radio Theater.
April 1, 1994 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Alex North's unused score for "2001: A Space Odyssey." NASA studies volcanoes as part of their "Mission to Planet Earth" in an installment of "The Space Story." Lex Luthor considers employing Superboy, while Professor Hamilton examines the Cyborg Superman in episode 12 of "Superman Lives," on the Destinies Radio Theater.
February 18, 1994 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on "Robin Hood: Men In Tights." Discover how NASA technology is spun off for consumer use in an installment of "The Space Story." Learn how to tell a Klingon joke with Michael Dorn and Marc Okrand in lesson 10 of "Power Klingon: Mastering the Language of Warriors." Superman's fight to the death with Doomsday reaches its shocking conclusion in episode 6 of "Superman Lives."
February 1, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Danny Elfman's "Dick Tracy" score. NASA studies Hubble Space Telescope images of Saturn in "The Space Story." Dave MacPherson previews movies in "Things to Come," then reads Joe Haldeman's story poem "DX."
August 26, 1994 Music from Brad Fiedel's score for "True Lies" and Yanni's "End of August." NASA discusses the Shoemaker-Levy 9 comet in "The Space Story." Luke Skywalker learns how the Emperor survived the destruction of the second Death Star, and Princess Leia and Han Solo debate whether to go after Luke in episode 5 of "Star Wars: Dark Empire." Plus, agent Double O.D., the man with the license to kill optometrically, battles Joe Evangelista as "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars" continue.
May 20, 1994 Shana David reads Peter David's "Take Your Daughter To Work Day." Michael Dorn and Marc Okrand teach the second lesson of "Conversational Klingon." The Reign of the Supermen continues in episode 14 of "Superman Lives."
January 8, 1999 The Destinies Film Review Team assembles live to discuss the best and worst science fiction, fantasy, adventure, and horror movies of 1998. Plus, "Meet Joe Evangelista," as "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars" continue.
December 25, 1998 "Graphic Detail" # 121: The Graphic Detail (Howard Margolin and Jim Rowland) review the best, worst, and most disappointing developments in the comic book industry for 1998. Howard Margolin interviews Gallun Award Winner Julius Schwartz at I-Con 16.
March 1, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Leonard Roseman's score for "Robocop 2." NASA studies conditions in Antarctica to prepare for the search for life on Mars in an installment of "The Space Story." Dave MacPherson previews upcoming books in "Things To Come," then reads Harlan Ellison's "Prince Myshkin, and Hold the Relish."
April 26, 1991 Destinies celebrates its 8th anniversary with an hour-long retrospective of I-Con X, featuring Howard Margolin, Glenn Greenberg, Dave MacPherson, Jill Rappaport, Bill Burns, Renee Rossignoli, Jeff Nagel, and Arun Seraphin assembling live in the WUSB studio. Also, the Mechanizer makes its appearance as "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars" continue.
March 22, 1996 Live, in-studio interview with author John Peel, who makes his eighth appearance to discuss his many projects, including his "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," "Star Trek: The Next Generation," and "Quantum Leap" novels, "The Addams Family and The Munsters Programme Guide," his series "Diadem: Worlds of Magic," the "Doctor Who" Fox TV movie, and more.
November 29, 1991 Remembering Freddie Mercury with music from "Metropolis," "Flash Gordon," and "Highlander." NASA technology is used in the Fetal Heart Monitor in The Space Story. The Android Sisters perform "Huh?" Aldo finds himself "Floating Like A Fairy" in episode 7 of "Dishpan Fantasy."
October 29, 1993 Destinies' 11th annual Halloween special featuring readings of Richard Matheson's "Terese," and Harlan Ellison's "Bleeding Stones." Plus, Batman and Robin battle "The Scarecrow's Mirage" on the Destinies Radio Theater
January 18, 1991 Music from Danny Elfman's score for "Edward Scissorhands." NASA studies Saturn's Great White Spot in an installment of "The Space Story." L. Ron Hubbard's "Mission: Earth" is dramatized on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler.
November 3, 1995 Part one of Jeffrey A. Hoffman's "An Astronaut's Journal." Music by Yanni and Szakcsi. On the Destinies Radio Theater, Clark Kent tries to solve the mystery of "The Stabbing of June Anderson" in episode 11 of "Superman."
June 19, 1992 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on the songs and score from the Hugo-nominated film "The Addams Family." John Cornetto provides a Magicon (Worldcon 1992) update. Learn about the CRAF-Cassini mission to Saturn in NASA's "The Space Story." The Destinies Radio Theater presents part 3 of "Flash Gordon," starring Sam J. Jones and featuring music by Queen. Howard Margolin subjects Joe Evangelista to the I-Conizer as "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars" continue.
June 7, 1996 "Graphic Detail" # 93: Part 2 of DC Comics' Jerry Siegel Memorial Service featuring tributes by Julius Schwartz and Jerry Robinson, and a letter from Jean Shuster-Peevey. Plus, episode 30 of "Superman" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
February 22, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Jerry Goldsmith's score for "Total Recall." Learn NASA's plans to study the surface of Mars in an installment of "The Space Story." John Cornetto interviews Gary K. Wolf at Boskone 1989. Dave MacPherson reads Steve Perry's "A Few Minutes in the Undead Hunter's Gunshop."
January 24, 1992 Arthur C. Clarke reads "The Moons of Saturn" from "2001: A Space Odyssey." Learn about an aircraft de-icing system in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." The Android Sisters perform "Dumb is Fun." Aldo and Dora say "Hello Mr. Moon in episode 13 of "Dishpan Fantasy."
October 18, 1991 John Cornetto interviews author Laurence Person at Worldcon 1991. Meco performs the "Theme from Star Trek." Dave MacPherson reads Diane Mapes' "Male Bashing." Alan Parsons Project: "Winding Me Up. NASA's "The Space Story." Android Sisters: "Sss-x-1." Dishpan Fantasy" part 1.
November 14, 1997 Music from Jerry Goldsmith's score for "First Knight." The Destinies Radio Theater presents Orson Welles as The Shadow in "The Bride of Death."
June 19, 1998 The Destinies Radio Theater presents part 2 of "The Story of Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" featuring dialogue, music, and sound effects from the original film soundtrack.
June 12, 1998 A Destinies Radio Theater Double Feature. "The Mystery In Melville" continues with episode 62 of "Superman." Part one of "The Story of Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" featuring dialogue, music, and sound effects from the original film soundtrack.
March 10, 1995 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Bruce Broughton's score for "Honey, I Blew Up the Kid." Learn about the US Mars Observer in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." The Dynamic Duo battles the Arkham Asylum escapees in chapter 6 of "Batman: The Complete Knightfall Saga." Comics news in "Graphic Detail" #82
April 12, 1991 Full-length preview of I-Con X, with Vice-Chairperson Jill Rappaport joining Howard Margolin to list the guests and events for Stony Brook's convention of science fiction, fact, and fantasy.
April 26, 1996 Destinies' Bar Mitzvah Special featuring stories by Dr. Isaac Asimov and Avram Davidson, and an interview with Dr. Laurence Shoen of the Klingon Language Institute. On the Destinies Radio Theater, Clark Kent discovers "Dr. Beacham's Secret" in episode 24 of "Superman." Plus, Synergy's "Classical Gas," and "Jews In Space."
December 30, 1994 "Graphic Detail" # 80: Howard Margolin and Jim Rowland review the best, worst, and most disappointing developments in the comic book industry for 1994. Part 2 of the interview with former DC Comics writer and editor Elliot S. Maggin, recorded at I-Con IX.
December 23, 1994 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on James Horner's score for "The Pagemaster." Learn about NASA's Astronomical Studies for Extrasolar Planetary Systems in a chapter of "The Space Story." "Graphic Detail" # 79: Part one of an interview with former DC Comics writer and editor Elliot S. Maggin, recorded at I-Con IX.
August 6, 1993 NASA describes their study of asteroids in an installment of "The Space Story." The Destinies Radio Theater presents part 2 of "The Story of WarGames," adapted for audio by Brian Daley.
July 30, 1993 "The Space Story" describes NASA's efforts to explore Pluto. Part 1 of "The Story of WarGames," adapted for audio by Brian Daley, on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler.
May 15, 1992 "Weird Al" Yankovic performs "Here's Johnny." NASA describes technology that works with the human visual system in a chapter of "The Space Story." The Destinies Radio Theater presents act 2 of "James Scott: When the Worlds Need Heroes."
May 8, 1992 John Cornetto interviews artist Steve Stiles at Philcon 1991. Revisiting NASA's Explorer missions in "The Space Story." Act one of "James Scott: When the Worlds Need Heroes" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
February 5, 1999 The Destinies Audiobook Sampler features Part 2 of Mimi Rogers reading Joan D. Vinge's novelization of "Lost in Space." The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Bruce Broughton's "Lost in Space" score. The Mystery of Lighthouse Point concludes in episode 75 of "Superman," on the Destinies Radio Theater.
January 29, 1999 14th annual Space Shuttle Memorial featuring Mimi Rogers reading part 1 of Joan D. Vinge's novelization of "Lost In Space," and music by Apollo Four-Forty from the film's soundtrack. Jimmy Olsen and Clark Kent learn about "The Hidden Jade Treasure" as the Destinies Radio Theater presents episode 74 of "Superman."
January 8, 1998 The Destinies Film Review Team (Howard Margolin, Jim Rowland, Steve Lowenthal) assembles live to discuss their favorite and least favorite science fiction, fantasy, adventure, and horror movies of 1997.
December 26, 1997 "Graphic Detail" # 113: The Graphic Detail (Howard Margolin and Jim Rowland) review the best, worst, and most disappointing developments in the comic book industry for 1997. Howard interviews artist John K. Snyder III at I-Con XVI.
August 19, 1994 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Jerry Goldsmith's score for "The Shadow." Learn about the Fast Auroral Snapshot Explorer in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." The Rebels have an emergency meeting in episode four of "Star Wars: Dark Empire" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
August 12, 1994 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Vangelis' score for "Blade Runner." Learn about the Cockpit Weather Information Needs System in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." Complications arise for the Rebels as they prepare to leave Coruscant in episode 3 of "Star Wars: Dark Empire."
August 5, 1994 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on David Arkenstone's score for "Robot Wars." Learn about the docking of the Space Shuttle Atlantis with the Mir Space Station in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." The crew of the Millennium Falcon arrives at Coruscant in episode 2 of "Star Wars: Dark Empire" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
July 29, 1994 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Basil Poledouris' score for "The Hunt for Red October." Learn about the discoveries of the Hubble Space Telescope in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." The Destinies Radio Theater presents episode 1 of "Star Wars: Dark Empire," adapted from the Dark Horse Comics mini-series. Plus, news from Marvel Comics.
October 31, 1997 15th annual Halloween Special featuring part one of "Phantom" by Maury Yeston and Arthur Kopit on the Destinies Musical Theater. Plus, a Halloween edition of the "Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars."
February 25, 1994 Michael Dorn and Marc Okrand teach how to speak to a Klingon pet in lesson 11 of "Power Klingon: Mastering the Language of Warriors." Students at the International Space University plan the Internation Far Side Lunar Observatory in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." Music from Vangelis' score for "Blade Runner." On the Destinies Radio Theater, the "Funeral for a Friend" begins in episode 7 of "Superman Lives." I-Con 13 Comics Coordinator Josh Justic joins Howard Margolin to provide the first I-Con 13 Update.
October 16, 1992 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on George Martin's score for the 1973 James Bond film "Live and Let Die." Learn about the Martian Planetary Rovers in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." Howard Margolin provides an early look at the cast and premise of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Plastic Man faces "The Invasion of the Plastic Men."
April 10, 1998 "Graphic Detail" # 116: Archie Goodwin Memorial, featuring an encore of an interview conducted with him when he was editor-in-chief of Marvel's Epic line in 1986, as well as artist Larry Stroman relating his tale of meeting Archie for the first time. Plus, music from three of the films that Archie adapted for comics: "The Empire Strikes Back," "Return of the Jedi," and "Blade Runner."
August 14, 1998 Barry Corbin reads part 2 of Alan Shepard and Deke Slayton's "Moon Shot" on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. The Little Theater Company's Cameron Douglas and Robert Smedfjeld perform Jules Feiffer's "George's Moon," recorded live at Commack High School North in August, 1981. Clark Kent attempts to go undercover as a strongman as "The Happyland Mystery" continues in episode 67 of "Superman."
January 16, 1998 "Graphic Detail" # 114: Live telephone interview with writer/artist John Byrne, who discusses his work on "Wonder Woman" and his hardcover novel "Wonder Woman: Gods and Goddesses."
March 8, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Fred Karlin's score for "Westworld." Dave MacPherson reviews Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle, and Michale Flynn's novel "Fallen Angels" in "Things To Come," and reads George Alec Effinger's short story, "Riddle of the Czars." Plus, learn about the Inertial Upper Stage propulsion system in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story."
November 27, 1998 Saluting the conclusion of "Babylon 5" by speaking with actor Bill Mumy, in an interview recorded at I-Con XV. Plus, songs from Bill's album "Dying To Be Heard." Plus, "The Adventures of Buckaroo Evangelista," as "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars" continue.
February 24, 1995 Yes and The London Philharmonic Orchestra perform "Starship Trooper." Learn how NASA use navigation satellites to detect motion of the Earth's crust in "The Space Story." Tia Carrere sings "I Never Even Told You" from the soundtrack of "Batman: Mask of the Phantasm." Batman battles a Venom-fueled Riddler in chapter 4 of "Batman: The Complete Knighfall Saga." Plus, Joe Evangelista battles his evil self as "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars" continue.
July 21, 1995 Saluting the 26th anniversary of the first manned lunar landing with W.G. Snuffy Walden's "M-O-O-N...That Spells Suicide" from "The Stand" and James Horner's "'Moonlight' Graham" from "Field of Dreams." Learn about the Technology 2004 conference in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." Howard Margolin and Gary Halada interview I-Con 14's Science and Technology Guest of Honor Taber MacCallum, from the crew of Biosphere 2.
January 3, 1992 The Destinies Film Review Team (Howard Margolin, Jim Rowland, Steve Lowenthal, and Scott Margolin) assembles live to list their favorite and least favorite science fiction, fantasy, adventure, and horror films of 1991, and take calls from listeners about their choices.
December 27, 1991 "Graphic Detail" # 61: Howard Margolin, Jim Rowland, and Steve Lowenthal list their choices for the best, worst, and most disappointing developments in the comic book industry for 1991. Plus, Howard Margolin interviews writer Doug Murray at I-Con X.
June 4, 1993 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Jerry Goldsmith's score for "Alien." Learn about the Propulsion Control Aircraft Project in a chapter of NASA's "The Space Story." Deborah Burros reads her short story "Masks." Wonder Woman deals with "The Return of Brunhilde" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
April 5, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Danny Elfman's score for "Batman." Learn how NASA's Helmet-Mounted Display Program allows pilots to fly planes without windows in "The Space Story." Jack Devine provides an I-Con space report and update. John Cornetto interviews David A. Kyle at Lunacon. Sharon Volin reads Stanislaw Lem's "Tale of The Computer That Fought A Dragon."
March 31, 1995 I-Con XIV Mystery Guest Special featuring First Fandom members Forrest J Ackerman and David A. Kyle live in the WUSB studio with hosts Howard Margolin, Ralph Schiano, and Glenn Greenberg.
May 2, 1997 The Long Island Cabaret Theater, Joe Haldeman, and Ted Slampyak & David Gold perform at the I-Con 16 Cabaret. William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, and George Takei read part one of Margaret Wander Bonanno's "Star Trek: Strangers From The Sky" on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler.
May 24, 1996 Bill Mumy concludes his performance at the I-Con XV Cabaret. The Destinies Radio Theater presents the introduction of Jimmy Olsen in episode 28 of "Superman."
May 17, 1996 Peter David and Bill Mumy perform at the I-Con XV Cabaret. Howard Margolin interviews actor Ethan Phillips at I-Con XV. On the Destinies Radio Theater, learn "The Secret of the Inca's Emerald" in episode 27 of "Superman." Plus, meet "The Incredible Shrinking Joe" as "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars" continue.
September 24, 1993 A "Star Trek" special, featuring an exclusive interview with "Deep Space Nine" actor Armin Shimerman, recorded at I-Con XII. Plus, the original Enterprise crew encounters "The Time Stealers" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
May 17, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Alexander Courage's score for the second "Star Trek" pilot, "Where No Man Has Gone Before." Dave McPherson lists "Things To Come" in movies, TV, books, and conventions, then reads Mike Resnick's "Malish." NASA discusses the HL-20 lifting body in "The Space Story."
September 6, 1996 George Takei makes his 3rd Destinies appearance to celebrate the 30th anniversary of "Star Trek" in a full-length interview recorded at I-Con XIII. Topics include George's autobiography, "To The Stars," and the original Captain Sulu audio adventure, "Transformations."
October 10, 1997 Tiimothy Truman and the Dixie Pistols perform "The Scout Theme." Billy Joel sings "A Minor Variation." Music from Alan Silvestri's score for "Forest Gump." "Graphic Detail" # 112: Part 2 of the interview with writers John Ostrander and Kim Yale, recorded at I-Con 15.
October 3, 1997 Tim Truman and the Dixie Pistols perform "Blues Crusade." "Graphic Detail" # 111: Howard Margolin interviews writers John Ostrander and Kim Yale at I-Con 15.
November 6, 1998 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Christopher Franke's main title themes for "Babylon 5." Howard Margolin interviews Del Rey books editor Steve Saffel at I-Con 17, and discusses their line of "Babylon 5" novels and novelizations. The Lighthouse Mystery deepens in episode 72 of "Superman."
December 2, 1994 The Destinies Film Review Team (Howard Margolin, Ralph Schiano, Glenn Greenberg, and Joe Evangelista) assembles live to discuss "Star Trek: Generations" in a special hour-plus broadcast. And, find out if Joe will face the same fate as Captain Kirk as the Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars continue.
December 6, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Leonard Rosenman's score for "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home." NASA's Cassini Mission explores Titan in "The Space Story." Sharan Volin interviews author John Lee at I-Con X. The Android Sisters reminisce about "Ray-Dee-Oh." Find out "What A Hairy Fellow" Aldo has become in part 8 of "Dishpan Fantasy."
March 29, 1996 The Destinies Radio Theater Presents "Tsylana" as originally aired on the September 19, 1957 episode of "X-Minus One." Plus, Howard Margolin sings his Radiothon version of "When Tomorrow Comes."
March 19, 1999 A panel from the "X-Men Creators' Choice Volume 1" Video featuring Stan Lee, Bob Harras, Fabian Nicieza, and Scott Lobdell. In memory of Lee Falk, the Destinies Radio Theater presents an adventure of "Mandrake the Magician." Plus, music from the soundtrack of "The Phantom."
September 27, 1996 Keith R.A. DeCandido makes his third live appearance (and first solo interview) to discuss the 1996 World Science Fiction Convention, and the projects he worked on as an editor at Byron Preiss Multimedia Company, including the Marvel novels and the anthology "Otherwere."
December 25, 1992 "Graphic Detail" # 71: The Graphic Detail (Howard Margolin, Jim Rowland) list their best, worst, and most disappointing developments in the comic book industry for 1992. Peter David reviews the comics industry events of 1992 in an exclusive audio edition of "But I Digress." Part 2 of the Dan (D.G.) Chichester interview, recorded on February 25, 1990 at Creation Convention Part II.
December 18, 1992 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on a-ha and John Barry's music for "The Living Daylights." NASA discusses its personal locator beacons in a chapter of "The Space Story." "Graphic Detail" # 70: part one of an interview with Marvel Comics editor and writer Dan (D.G.) Chichester, recorded at Creation Convention Part II on February 25, 1990.
June 28, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Miklos Rozsa's score for "Time After Time." John Cornetto speaks with Linda DeLaurentis of the Space Frontier Society. The Voyager spacecraft explore the giant planets of the solar system in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." Dave MacPherson reviews James Morrow's novel "Only Begotten Daughter." Howard Margolin delivers comics industry news, and John Cornetto interviews writer Chris Claremont in "Graphic Detail" # 58.
April 2, 1993 Live Radiothon special with in-studio guests literary agent Ralph Schiano and Marvel Comics Assistant Editor/Submissions Editor Glenn Greenberg, who discuss a variety of topics, including spending time with Richard Matheson and Julie Schwartz at the World Horror Convention, Lunacon, I-Con, the problems with unsolicited manuscripts, the state of "Star Trek" in books and on TV, and more.
August 14, 1992 "Graphic Detail" # 67: Live, in-studio interview with Glenn Greenberg, who reviews the graphic novel "Star Trek: Debt of Honor," and discusses his first six weeks as an assistant editor of special projects and submissions editor at Marvel Comics. This marked Glenn's first professional appearance on Destinies, after joining the I-Con review team as a student. Plus, Pharaoh Joe attacks as the Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars continue.
September 4, 1998 Celebrating "Star Trek's" 32nd anniversary with "A Mirror For Futility," written by Alan Dean Foster, on The Destinies Radio Theater. Neil Norman and his Cosmic Orchestra perform "Star Trek: Encounters." In act two of a Destinies Radio Theater Double Feature, "The Happyland Mystery" concludes in episode 69 of "Superman." Plus, Joezilla attacks in another installment of "The Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars."
November 22, 1991 The Destinies Film Review Team (Howard Margolin, Jim Rowland, Steve Lowenthal) discusses "Highlander 2: The Quickening." The Timelords perform "Doctorin' The TARDIS." NASA's J. R. Thompson is profiled in an installment of "The Space Story." The Android Sisters speak on "Telephone Wires in the Tropics." Plus, Dora asks "Am I Dreaming" in episode 6 of "Dishpan Fantasy."
May 1, 1998 The Voice of Science Fiction begins its 16th year with I-Con 17's Author Guest of Honor Norman Spinrad introducing a performance of the theme to I-Con's TV show "Infinite Possibilties," and two songs by the Stony Brook A Capella Musicians. Plus, Clark Kent continues to investigate the Mystery of the Doll Factory in episode 59 of "Superman."
May 29, 1992 "Graphic Detail" # 64: Howard Margolin relates comic book industry news. John Cornetto interviews Jim Groat, Steve Saffel, and Jean (Moebius) Giraud. Songs about the Justice League, Spider-Man, and Dick Tracy. Learn about the Antarctic ozone hole in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." The Flash confronts "The Three Faces of Mr. Big" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
August 2, 1996 "Graphic Detail" # 98: Curt Swan Memorial featuring memories of him from artist Terry Austin, editor Mike Carlin, and writers Peter David and Elliot S. Maggin, as well as an encore presentation of an interview with Curt Swan recorded at I-Con IX.
May 31, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight features music and dialogue from "WarGames." Dave MacPherson reviews Gahan Wilson's novel "Everybody's Favorite Duck." Learn about the Hubble Space Telescope in a chapter of NASA's "The Space Story." Rob Barkan reads his short story "Star Schlep."
September 27, 1991 "Graphic Detail" # 60: Celebrating the 30th anniversary of
"Fantastic Four" by speaking with co-creator Stan Lee in an exclusive interview recorded at I-Con X. Then, learn "The Way It Began" for the Fantastic Four
on the Destinies Radio Theater.
December 13, 1996 James Doohan reads part 2 of Diane Carey's "Star Trek: Final Frontier" on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler. In memory of actor Mark Lenard, an encore presentation of an interview with him originally aired on July 29, 1988.
December 10, 1999 Composers Roger Bellon (making his second appearance) and Harlan Collins appear via telephone to discuss and introduce the world premiere of selections from "Highlander-A Celtic Opera."
December 4, 1992 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on John Barry's score for the 1983 James Bond film "Octopussy." Learn about Enhanced Vision technology for aircraft in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." Hear outtakes from an interview with Marvel Comics editor/writer Dan Chichester. On the Destinies Radio Theater, David Banner gets caught up in small-town political intrigue, and The Incredible Hulk battles "The Assassin." Plus, the Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars enjoys a musical truce.
March 22, 1991 Dave MacPherson relates SF news in "Things To Come." NASA scientists study images of the moon made by the Galileo spacecraft in a chapter of "The Space Story." The Destinies Radio Theater presents part one of The Firesign Theater's "Everything You Know Is Wrong."
November 8, 1991 In memory of Gene Roddenberry, an encore presentation of "The Star Trek Dream" from the album "Inside Star Trek" plus a Soundtrack Spotlight on James Horner's score for "Star Trek III: The Search for Spock." Dave MacPherson reviews books in "Things To Come." On the Destinies Radio Theater, Dora searches for dishwashing liquid in episode four of "Dishpan Fantasy."
November 25, 1994 The Destinies Radio Theater presents the Shadow, as he tries to smash an illegal alien smuggling ring and learns that "Death Rides High." Plus, outtakes from an interview with writer Elliot S. Maggin, recorded at I-Con IX.
October 25,1991 Walter Murphy performs the "Theme from Star Trek." NASA searches for Atlantis in a chapter of "The Space Story." Jeff Lynne's "Wild Times" and music by Michael Kamen from "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves." John Cornetto interviews author Paul Kidd at the 1991 Worldcon. The Android Sisters perform "Invasion!" Episode 2 of "Dishpan Fantasy."
June 12, 1992 A salute to filk music, with selections from the album "Songs That Go Filk In The Night," and Howard Margolin singing "Cowboy Lament." John Cornetto lists the nominees for the 1992 Hugo Awards. Learn about NASA's Planet Surface Systems Office in a chapter of "The Space Story." Flash Gordon and his friends find themselves in the court of Emperor Ming in part two of "Flash Gordon" featuring music by Queen, on the Destinies Radio Theater.
March 7, 1997 "Graphic Detail" # 107: Full-length interview with Bob Rozakis, DC Comics Executive Director of Production, making his 11th appearance on the show. Plus, The Destinies-Joe Evangelistar Wars Trilogy: The Special Edition.
October 23, 1998 Live telephone interview with composer Roger Bellon, who discusses and introduces selections from his scores for "Highlander: The Series."
June 18, 1999 DeForest Kelley Memorial featuring "McCoy's Rx For Life" from Gene Roddenberry's "Inside Star Trek" album. "Graphic Detail" # 124: Howard Margolin interviews artist Alex Ross.
September 10, 1993 Destinies first-ever live telephone interview featuring a conversation with legendary artist Roger Dean, who discusses the re-release of his books "Views" and "Magnetic Storm." Plus, the Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars enter "Joe-rassic Park."
March 14, 1997 The Destinies Radio Theater presents "On The Air" by Glenn Hauman, adapted from his story in "The Ultimate X-Men." Starring Glenn and Brandy Hauman, Bob Longman, and Howard Margolin, who celebrates his 13th anniversary with the Voice of Science Fiction.
October 1, 1999 Live, in-studio interview with Dr. Mark Hertzberg: optometrist, comedian, and author of "Memories of Tomorrow: The Adventures of Comicman."
June 20, 1997 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Dennis McCarthy's score for "Star Trek: The Next Generation-Hollow Pursuits." Howard Margolin interviews actor Rene Auberjonois at I-Con 16. On the Destinies Radio Theater, the Man of Steel seeks to stop the Flores gang before the opening of "The Pioneers National Monument," in episode 45 of "Superman." Plus, comics industry news in Graphic Detail # 110.
April 25, 1997 The Voice of Science Fiction celebrates its 14th anniversary with tributes to the science fiction notables who were memorialized in the previous year: Jerry Siegel, Curt Swan, Mark Gruenwald, Carl Sagan, Mark Lenard, Terry Nation, Jon Pertwee, and Kim Yale. Also features music by Bill Mumy, Tom Smith, Mason Williams, and Alan Parsons.
March 11, 1994 Dr. Howard Margolin celebrates his 10th anniversary with the Voice of Science Fiction by reading Mike Resnick's "Excerpt from the Diary of Dr. Morris Finkelstein" from "The Further Adventures of Superman," and opens the Destinies Archives to reveal the interview that got him his job on Destinies (featuring special guest Jeanmarie Lally). Learn about Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." The spirit of Jonathan Kent tries to convince his adopted son to return to life in episode 9 of "Superman Lives" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
March 8, 1996 "Graphic Detail" # 90: Live telephone interview with Peter David who returns to discuss his "Incredible Hulk" novel "What Savage Beast," the TV series "Space Cases," and his comic book series "Supergirl," "Aquaman," and "Marvel Vs. DC." Plus, the Destinies-Joe Evangelista Wars continue.
December 3, 1999 Live telephone interview with author T.A. Barron, who returns for his third appearance to discuss and read an excerpt from his novel "The Mirror of Merlin."
March 13, 1992 Jesse Flint provides an I-Con XI update. Learn about NASA's Gamma Ray Observatory in an installment of "The Space Story." Part 2 of "The Wizard of Oz," featuring dialogue and music from the original film soundtrack, on the Destinies Radio Theater.
March 6, 1992 Learn about NASA's George M. Lowe Award in an installment of "The Space Story." John Cornetto speaks with filmmaker Mike Jittlov ("The Wizard of Speed and Time"). The Destinies Radio Theater presents part one of "The Wizard of Oz," featuring dialogue and music from the original film soundtrack.
June 11, 1993 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Elliot Goldenthal's score for "Alien3." Howard Margolin reads Richard Matheson's short story "Lemmings." Plus, two installments of NASA's "The Space Story."
January 23, 1998 Live telephone interview with Mitch Allen, executive producer of the audio dramatization of "Created, The Destroyer," the first adventure of Remo Williams.
August 13, 1993 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on James Horner's score for "Brainstorm." NASA studies new propulsion systems in an installment of "The Space Story." Deborah Burros reads her short story "Roses."
August 16, 1991 Destinies' 6th annual comedy special featuring Dennis Daniel and Steve Morrison's "Star Trek VI: The Search For Depends Diapers," recorded at I-Con X, and "Invitation to Annihilation," episode 12 of "The Fantastic Adventures of Phil A. Delphia."
May 7, 1999 Destinies begins its 17th year with Harlan Ellison describing his ongoing relationship with Marvel Comics in "Graphic Detail" # 123. The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Christopher Franke's score for the "Babylon 5" episode "The Face of the Enemy," which featured Ellison in a cameo appearance. And, the Man of Steel solves the Mystery of the Pillar of Fire in episode # 78 of "Superman" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
August 23, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Michael Kamen's score for "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen." NASA uses satellite imaging to study earthquake fault lines in an installment of "The Space Story." John Cornetto interviews artist Sheila O. Barrera. "The Origin of the Lone Ranger" is revealed on the Destinies Radio Theater.
September 6, 1991 Celebrating "Star Trek's" 25th anniversary with a Soundtrack Spotlight on James Horner's score for "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" and an interview with "Star Trek" comics inker Arne Starr in the 59th edition of "Graphic Detail." Plus, learn about the Orbiting Solar Laboratory in a chapter of NASA's "The Space Story."
May 10, 1991 The Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight shines on Alexander Courage's score for the original "Star Trek" pilot, "The Cage." Learn about the Gamma Ray Observatory in an installment of NASA's "The Space Story." Dave MacPherson reads Theodore Sturgeon's "The Heart." Spider-Man meets "The Mad Hatter of Manhattan" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
April 15, 1994 Destinies' live I-Con 13 Mystery Guest Special featuring Lolita Fatjo and Michael Cuneo from behind the scenes of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," "Star Trek" comics artist Arne Starr, Marvel Comics' editor and writer Glenn Greenberg, "The Chronic Rift" co-host Keith DeCandido (making his first appearance), with returning co-hosts Dr. Gary Halada, Ralph Schiano, and Glenn Hauman, joining host Dr. Howard Margolin in the WUSB studio.
April 24, 1998 Destinies celebrates its 15th anniversary with music from "Jekyll & Hyde," Tom Smith, Claudia Christian, Mason Williams and Mannheim Steamroller, "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman," and The Don't Quit Your Day Job Players. Author Deborah Burros reads her short story "Perseverance." The late Kim Yale discusses her battle with breast cancer. "Graphic Detail" # 118 features interviews with Julius Schwartz and Murphy Anderson. Clark Kent investigates a "Mystery In Melville," and finds "Lois in Peril" in episode 58 of "Superman."
May 31, 1996 "Graphic Detail" # 92: DC Comics' Jerry Siegel Memorial Service begins with tributes by Paul Levitz, Jenette Kahn, and Mike Carlin. Gyp Danelli enacts his "Scheme for Revenge" against Jimmy Olsen's mother in episode 29 of "Superman."
February 6, 1998 Deborah Burros reads her original short story "Perseverance." LeVar Burton and James Doohan read part one of Michael Jan Friedman's novelization of "Relics" on the Star Trek: The Next Generation Audiobook Sampler. On the Destinies Radio Theater, Clark Kent races against time and "The Moving Mountain" in episode 56 of "Superman."
November 22, 1996 A Star Trek Special, featuring a Soundtrack Spotlight on Sol Kaplan's score for "The Doomsday Machine." Plus, an interview with then-Pocket Books Star Trek editor John Ordover.
April 18, 1997 Memorials for Terry Nation and Martin Caidin, featuring an encore of an interview with Terry Nation recorded in 1986, and The Six Million Dollar Man in "The Man From The Future" on the Destinies Radio Theater.
April 29, 1994 Destinies celebrates its 11th anniversary with readings of short stories by Deborah Burros and Mike Resnick, an interview with Michael O'Hare, an installment of NASA's "The Space Story," lesson one of "Conversational Klingon" by Michael Dorn and Mark Okrand, episode 13 of "Superman Lives," and music by Mason Williams and Alan Parsons.
June 26, 1992 The Destinies Film Review Team (Howard Margolin, Jim Rowland, Steve Lowenthal) discusses "Batman Returns." Part four of "Flash Gordon," featuring music by Queen on the Destinies Radio Theater. "Graphic Detail" # 65: Marvel news and an interview with Steve Saffel, editor of "Marvel Age."
September 25, 1998 A full-length salute to "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" featuring part two of J.M. Dillard's novelization of "Emissary," read by Nana Visitor on the Destinies Audiobook Sampler, and more music from Dennis McCarthy's score for "Emissary" on the Destinies Soundtrack Spotlight. Plus, an exclusive interview with Nana Visitor recorded at I-Con 17.
February 12, 1993 Returning from a 5-week hiatus, Destinies celebrates Valentine's Day with music from "Beauty and the Beast," "Jekyll and Hyde," and "Thumbelina." Plus, two installments of NASA's "The Space Story" in the delayed 8th annual tribute to the crew of the space shuttle Challenger. And, John Cornetto interviews author David Brin at the 1991 Worldcon.
June 18, 1993 Live, in-studio interview with Greg Costikyan, game designer and author of the novel "By The Sword: Magic of the Plains Volume 1." Includes Joe Evangelista introduction and response.
February 27, 1998 Live, in-studio interview with Christopher DeFilippis, who makes his Destinies Debut discussing and reading an excerpt from his "Quantum Leap" novel, "Foreknowledge."
May 28, 1999 The Destinies Film Review Team (Howard Margolin, Jim Rowland, Steve Lowenthal) assembles live to discuss "Star Wars Episode I: the Phantom Menace." Also includes an appearance by Joe Evangelista.
December 11, 1998 Live telephone interview with author Les Daniels, who makes his second Destinies appearance to discuss his book "Superman: The Complete History-The Life and Times of the Man of Steel."
December 24, 1999 "Graphic Detail" # 126: In the last Destinies of the 1990s, the Graphic Detail (Howard Margolin, Jim Rowland, and Bob Rozakis), lists their best, worst, and most disappointing developments for the comic book industry in 1999. Plus, part two of the interview with DC Comics Editor Kevin Dooley, recorded at I-Con 18.
February 21, 1992 "Graphic Detail" # 62, featuring a full-length interview with Walt and Louise Simonson, recorded at Creation Part II, on February 24, 1990. Topics include "Thor" and "Art of Walt Simonson" trade paperbacks, "X-Factor," "New Mutants," "Avengers," "Fantastic Four," and "Havok and Wolverine: Meltdown." Walt and Louise Simonson at the 2010 Baltimore Comic Con 1990 interview with Walt and Louise Simonson! Right click to download
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