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Signup to Generate a PitchSpoken into the Ether is hosted by Sung J. Woo. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 12: American Sister" (19 May 2026, 58 minutes), "Episode 11: Paris, at Night" (21 April 2026, 29 minutes), and "Episode 10: Wanted" (17 March 2026, 32 minutes).
Spoken into the Ether publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for Spoken into the Ether is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Spoken into the Ether requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Spoken into the Ether's contact route on record: public web form.
Sung J. Woo hosts Spoken into the Ether, a fiction podcast with 14 episodes published.
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Episode #12
<p>So here we are — the end of the road. On June 17, 2025, I set out to record a dozen of my short stories for this podcast, and we have arrived at number twelve. As I mention in the intro of this episode, you can watch...
Episode #11
<p>Back in 2007, I visited the City of Light for the first time during my honeymoon, and it did not disappoint. The photo below is from that trip almost twenty years ago, and even though the camera shook a little, I...
Episode #10
<p>Where were you when the OJ was declared not guilty? I was at my first real job (IEEE, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, in the journals department). Nobody got much work done that day, Tuesday...
Episode #9
<p>Unlike Jake, one of the two main characters in this story, I’m incapable of growing a beard. A fu manchu may be possible, but even that is doubtful. Which is actually fine by me. I knew a guy in college who had a...
Episode #8
<p>March-April 1995. I was a year out of college and working at my first real job when this story was published, but this story was written in that awful space between college graduation and first real job. Many of my...
<p>Remember the GEICO caveman ads?</p><p>Here’s the very first one:</p><p>It premiered in 2004, and this story you are about to hear, “The Lost Diaries of a Cro-Magnon Man,” was written right around that time. So credit...
Episode #6
<p>Bonus alert! Before reading the short story “Little Things” for this episode, I read from an essay I wrote about the concept of home. This was for Kartika Review, back in the spring of 2010, which is all about my...
Episode #5
<p>Number five is a bit of a change of pace: three flash fiction shorts for the price of one episode. They are as follows:</p><p>* Bird Figurine</p><p>* 1950</p><p>* Confessions of My Wart, Which Is on My Right Foot...
Episode #4
<p>Remember DVD extras? Or maybe I should ask…remember DVDs? Those shiny discs that looked like CDs? (If you now ask what a CD is, then I’m really in trouble.)</p><p>Anyway, this is what I consider this episode to be —...
Episode #3
<p>Welcome to the third episode of Spoken into the Ether. “Translation” was published in Hyphen, in its Fall 2008 issue. The artwork for this story was created by Chloe Bonfield, who’s done amazing things...
Episode #2
<p>Welcome to the second episode of Spoken into the Ether, the podcast disguised as an auditory delivery mechanism for my short stories. “Limits,” published in Carve Magazine, dates back to 2008, but its origins go back...
Episode #1
<p>Today, my two mystery novels, Skin Deep and Deep Roots, are living their second lives with a new publisher, Datura Books!</p><p>To celebrate this grand occasion, I’ve decided to put out the first of a dozen of my...
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