Edy Hurst's Podcast Version of... The War of the Worlds

Greetings Earthlings!A New Podcast Materializes, join us in the next level, the astral realm (is that right? Is astral a level?) as Edy dons the cap of the Grand Magician and invites guests on to solve their problems with the best possible method, pre-1700s magic, spells and best guesses, from literature with dubious authenticity.Podcast Launching wherever you get podcasts.Supporte

Martians? Forget about them! Renunions with family? You better believe it. So obviously all that's left is to go into great detail on the aftermath of an invasion that changed the world, or at least the 70 mile square radius between London and Woking,With the final chapter, Epilogue, we reach the finale of the novel, and what better way to commemorate than a trip to the site that i

After a long journey, we're here, the pen-ultimate chapter of the War of the Worlds, Wreckage.With the Martians gone the way of the Dodo, what wreckage do they leave behind? And what will our narrator find on his journey home?Plus we have a song that became more and more like a Johnny Cash tribute the more i wrote it, but with the mental breakdown on the record, as we think about w

They live in the soil, they live in the air, they'll more or less live anywhere, it's germs!As we've heard in the last chapter, those invisible assailants have done us a big kindness in the War of the Worlds, but are they always friendly tiny buds helping us out? If 2020 - now have shown us anything, no!Intentions of the forces of nature aside, in a special none chapter episode, Ed

Chapter 8! Dead London!Or should it be, dead? London? Or maybe dead! London. As you'll see, there's a bit of death, but is it the metaphorically beating heart of Victorian Englands beloved capital, or is it the as of yet un-identified hearts of the Martian invasion? There's only one way to find out!*Basically, there's a lot happening narratively, so what better excuse to have a lot

Just a quick little update to so that THIS WEEKEND I'll be bringing the live show to BRIGHTON!If you're a South Sussex dweller, or you want to go to a coast that the Martians failed to take in their invasion, why not come and enjoy everyone's favourite live show about War of the Worlds and also all the remakes of the War of the Worlds?Tickets:https://www.otherplaceticketing.co.uk/l

We're back! The Martians have gone no where! But whose this lurking around Putney Hill? Is it an old friend who we shared a meal with and gave us expert advice on looking for biscuits? I won't insult your ignorance with such leading questions. Alongside the ropiest cockernee accent this side of Dick Van Dyke, we're joined by the polymath comedian, producer and podcast Jack Evans to

Hey! What a year! WHAT A YEAR. It's nearly over, but there's still time to say thanks to all of you for listening to the podcast over 2021. The final chapters are well underway and I can't wait to share them with you HOPEFULLY out before the first LIVE SHOWS! Come see me at Leciester Comedy Festival:https://comedy-festival.co.uk/event/edy-hursts-comedy-version-of-jeff-waynes-musica

A little update about the next few chapters of the narration, with a delay from the usual regularity to make sure that we end it just as well, if not better than we've started and carried on this whole dang thing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What do you recon you could do in 15 days? Bring all your mates from Mars, take over the earth and accidentally plant some red weeds?The narrator is leaving the house where he's hunkered down, and checks out the local wildlife. Will he successfully eat a dog? Will the dogs successfully eat him? I doubt it, there's another 4 chapters.Plus, a deep dive on some of scifi finest deep di