Lee Shackleford is one of those boundlessly talented people who inspires others to constantly test the limits of their own creativity. I first became acquainted with Lee in 2018 when we both attended a theater conference. It was one of those rare instances where I met someone and knew immediately that we’d become friends. We have so many common interests, including theater, radio drama, Douglas Adams, Sherlock Holmes, and Star Trek.

In addition to all his other fine work as a teacher, writer, and producer, Lee is also the creator (writer, actor, producer) of Relativity, a sci-fi serial podcast. I instantly became a fan of the show and, in a magnificent twist of fortune, was then privileged to lend my own voice to a critical character.

If you like radio drama, science fiction, and space travel — and since you’re a friend of mine, I’ll bet those all overlap — I urge you to give Relativity a listen, and then support the show through Patreon.

Relativity is up to nearly fifty episodes. They’re short, often around ten to fifteen minutes, so it would be easy to hear them all. However, if you want to just jump on, I suggest you begin with the new listener post, or you can go straight to the episodes page to start listening to the audio-only podcasts.

My episodes are Episode 030-Beta, Relativity 035, and Relativity 047, but I do recommend catching up first.

Relativity is available for free on all your favorite podcast platforms, including iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play, YouTube, or via RSS. And of course, on RelativityPodcast.com.

You can also follow Relativity on Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr. But no Tinder … yet.