I got the massive Arthur C. Clarke short story compendium as a gift from my parents almost 25 years ago, and the contents were a massive influence on me such that I still remember & think about some part of one or another of these stories almost every day. Back then I never would've imagined one day revisiting them in audio format at my leisure, but I think the fact of such a newly accessible interconnected future of sharing these visions would make Clarke himself feel proud & vindicated.
So many excellent stories in this collection, even though I've read or heard some of them before! Have to now go searching for the previous four volumes!
1965 : “Our African country hadn’t made any progress in over 50 yrs—of course, that was the fault of the dictator who took power”…..( And, 60 yrs LATER, there STILL isn’t a single, successful African country….)
0:16:48 Maelstrom Two
0:52:40 An Ape About the House
1:13:24 The Shining Ones
1:58:52 The Secret
2:13:32 Dial F for Frankenstein
2:28:36 The Wind from the Sun
3:17:32 The Food of the Gods
3:30:25 The Last Command
3:36:41 The Light of Darkness
3:51:25 The Longest Science Fiction Story Ever Told
3:52:58 Playback
4:00:45 The Cruel Sky
4:55:00 Crusade
5:07:54 Neutron Tide
5:12:43 Reunion
5:17:26 Transit of Earth
5:51:14 A Meeting with Medusa
7:39:44 Quarantine
7:42:20 siseneG
7:43:10 The Steam-Powered Word Processor
7:55:16 On Golden Seas