Jan. 16, 2024

WHERE DO YOU LISTEN

WHERE DO YOU LISTEN

One of the main reasons that we created Untold Tales Audio Anthology was because it simply takes too long to listen to full audio books and, while we love quality science fiction, it is often impossible to an entire novel in a single sitting.(A typical audio fiction novel may be six to nine hours long)

However, people can listen to a short story in twenty to forty minutes and hear an entire story in a single session. We have therefore collected high quality science fiction stories that one can enjoy in a single sitting.

Our question for you this week is WHERE DO YOU LISTEN to Untold Tales Stories?

- Do you listen in the kitchen when you are eating breakfast?

- Or do you listen to Untold Tales podcasts in your car during your morning commute, on your way to work?

- Do you listen to stories at your desk at work (or wherever you work)?

- Do you listen to stories in bed before they go to sleep?

- Do you perhaps listen in the gym when exercising or walking?

- Or is there someplace else that you take the time you listen to your favorite stories?

Please use the comment section below and let us know WHERE it is that you pull up a story from our podcasts and enjoy your favorite stories.

We love our listeners, fans and patrons and want to know more about your listening habits so we can provide the best entertainment experience that we can. Tell us when your favorite time to hear our podcasts it and let us know what you think of our stories.

If you listen to our stories, we want to hear from you.

Thanks

     Jeff Robinson

 

 

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Dr. Jeffrey A. Robinson

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Jeffrey A Robinson is the co-creator and chief writer of the Untold Tales podcast, a collection of short stories of the highest caliber based on the first in a set of three published science fiction anthologies. Jeff is a retired technologist, who grew up loving to read science fiction. After serving as a Naval Flight Officer, who flew F-4 Phantom jets, and an Air Traffic Controller, in the Marine Corps, he became a device physicist in a semiconductor-manufacturing facility and an expert in Manufacturing Execution Systems, computer automation, integration & cybersecurity. He has a B.A. in Physics, a B.S. in Electrical Engineering, an MBA, and a Ph.D. in Information Systems. He also has postgraduate certificates in Computer Forensics, and a PMP, and is a certified Six Sigma Master Black Belt, as well.

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