In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future of 1972, at a top-secret military installation, Staff Sergeant Bellews stands at the forefront of an extraordinary scientific breakthrough a method that allows ordinary machines‚Aîlike vacuums and lawnmowers‚Aîto learn and perfect their tasks over time. But when these strange transmissions begin to sabotage his machines, Bellews is suddenly drawn into a battle he never anticipated. As the stakes rise, he takes the fight personally. (Summary from the first chapter and Phil Chenevert)
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Signup to Generate a PitchIn a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force?
Machine that Saved the World is hosted by Murray Leinster. The show has published 23 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Eyes Have It & Tony and the Beetles-Philip K. Dick" (24 August 2026, 43 minutes), "War of the Worlds-H. G. Wells" (23 August 2026, 404 minutes), and "Devil in Iron-Robert E. Howard" (22 August 2026, 95 minutes).
Machine that Saved the World publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 214 minutes across 23 episodes.
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Murray Leinster hosts Machine that Saved the World, a fiction podcast with 23 episodes published.
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Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
"Pariah Planet" by Murray Leinster invites listeners into a compelling narrative that explores themes of isolation and survival in a harsh, unforgiving world. This thought-provoking tale delves into the struggles of...
Machine that Saved the World
"Juggernaut of Space" by Ray Cummings is a thrilling exploration of the vastness of the cosmos and the human spirit's relentless quest for knowledge and adventure. This captivating tale invites listeners to ponder the...
Machine that Saved the World
"Prehistoric Men" by Robert J. Braidwood delves into the lives and cultures of early human societies, offering insights into their development and interactions with the environment. This exploration of prehistoric life...
Machine that Saved the World
Battles for the Stars (Ed Reads Short Sci-fi, vol. III) is a captivating collection that takes listeners on a journey through the vast and imaginative realms of science fiction. This anthology showcases a variety of...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
Machine that Saved the World
In a chilling broadcast from nowhere, sinister signals flood in from the depths of space, wreaking havoc on any receiver they touch. How can Earth defend itself against such a malevolent force? Set in the distant future...
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