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Hello and welcome to episode 294 of Geek's Guide to the Galaxy.

Today on the show we'll be discussing the new Netflix series Dark about a small town in Germany

where children go missing every 33 years.

And this will include spoilers for the first 10 episodes of the show, so just

be aware of that, and I'm joined by three guests.

So first up we've got Aaron Lindsay, making her eighth appearance on the show.

She's the author of the Bloodbound series of Epic Fantasy novels from Ace, as well as the Nicholas Lenoir series of historical paranormal detective novels from Rock, which she writes under the name Yale Tetensor.

Her historical mystery Murder on Millionaires Row will be published by Minitar Books in October.

So, Aaron, welcome to the show.

Great to be back.

The next up we've got Raphael Jordan making his fifth appearance on the show.

He's written over 25 feature films

that have premiered on video and cable television including The Lost colony

Legend of Roanoke, The Immortal Voyage of Captain Drake, Starrunners, and Vampire Nation.

One of his films Yeti was the Sci-Fi Channel's highest rated

original program of 2008.

So Raphael, welcome to the show.

Always happy to be here, thanks.

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