Episode #89 1930s Sci-fi 'Alas, All Thinking' with Anthony Trevino and Langhorne J. Tweed

In this second episode of the 1930s podcast series, I have dug
into the vault to re-package a classic Dickheads podcast episode
from our first season in 2018 when we were gathering in the
studio.  In this episode, we cover 'Alas, All Thinking' by
Harry Bates most famous for writing the story that inspired the
Day the Earth Stood Still. Originally published in the June 1935
issue of Astounding Magazine, a young Philip K. Dick considered
this one of his favorite Science Fiction stories and a major
influence on his writing. 


Audio only this week...  the DHP video here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zllcyDD4znA&t=523s


If you would like to read the story before listening you can do
that here:


https://archive.org/details/Astounding_v15n04_1935-06_Gorgon776/mode/2up


Next week Rule-18 by Clifford Simak!


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