aboutRaoulMongilardi

Screenwriter / producer / SF author Raoul Peter Mongilardi

Have we got a great show for you this weekend!  On The Event Horizon this week is science fiction novelist Raoul Mongilardi, author of the Next to the Gods series.  This series is of what we call the “world building” or “empire” class of science fiction, and it’s rich and dense.  If you love empire SF, you’ll find a lot to chew on here.

What makes Raoul so interesting to talk to, apart from the books themselves, is his rich and varied background in sci-fi film and television production.  He’s worked with Disney Imagineering, Paramount Television, and was even Stage Manager for the Geffen Playhouse.  He’s written a number of screenplays as well, and he’s a producer.  He grew up in a filmmaking family and his first big sci-fi project was on Star Trek: New Voyages on the Hugo Award-nominated episode World and Time Enough, where he served as 2nd Assistant Director.  He’s also done some fascinating documentaries, including one on the fabulous pipe organ at the Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles.

Gene Turnbow and Susan Fox host The Event Horizon.

Tune in to hear the show at any of these air times:

  • 5AM Pacific / 8AM Eastern
 Sunday, July 13

 

Thursday, July 17

Saturday, July 19
  •  9PM Pacific / 12PM Eastern
 Saturday, July 12
  • 4PM Pacific / 7PM Eastern
 Thursday, July 17

Yes, if you manage to miss every one of these showtimes, you can still download the show as a podcast after July 19.  It’ll be on Stitcher, on iTunes, and here on the SCIFI.radio web site.

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