"Hosts ELISHA SESSIONS and MARK SINKER and their astounding guests burrow insensibly into the pulp and avant-garde science fiction of 1935-1975." Readings from and discussions of a bunch of science fiction short stories. There's a podcast link to the completed series, but, irritatingly, no link to see a list of all the episodes. So:

• Episode 1: John W. Campbell, "Who Goes There"
• Episode 2: Fritz Leiber, "A Pail of Air"
• Episode 3: Isaac Asimov, "Segregationist"
• Episode 4: Donald Malcom, "Beyond the Reach of Storms"
• Episode 5: Donald Wandrei, "The Red Brain"
• Episode 6: Ray Bradbury, "A Sound of Thunder"
• Episode 7: Frank Herbert, "A Tactical Saboteur"
• Episode 8: Howard Schoenfeld, "Build Up Logically"
• Episode 9: Robert Sheckley, "Zirn Left Unguarded, The Jenghik Palace in Flames, Jon Westerley Dead"
• Episode 10: J.G. Ballard, "Track 12"
• Episode 11: Samuel R. Delany, "Aye, and Gomorrah"
• Episode 12: Arsen Darnay, "Such Is Fate"
• Episode 13: Brian Aldiss, "All the World's Tears"
• Episode 14: Thomas M. Disch, "The Squirrel Cage"
• Episode 15: Ursula Le Guin, "Things"
• Episode 16: Arthur C. Clarke, "The Forgotten Enemy"

Wish they'd done a Zelazny story.