Moon Graffiti

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Film, Public, Mitchell, Prx, Fiction, Drama, Radio, Storytelling, Audio, Radiotopia, Story, Jonathan

4.7 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 11 July 2019

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Our story was inspired by a real contingency speech written in 1969 by William Safire for Richard Nixon titled “In Event of Moon Disaster." It was the most listened-to piece on PRX in 2010, and the winner of the 2010 Mark Time Gold Award for Best Science Fiction Audio.

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0:00.0	We're going to the
0:02.2	road.
0:04.2	Hegel, get some we're rigging at.
0:06.5	You're going for pity.
0:07.5	I'll be right over.
0:10.8	July 20th, 1969.
0:13.5	You're looking right to our signal.
0:15.7	Program alarm.
0:16.7	1202.
0:17.7	Give us a reading on the 1202 program alarm.
0:19.9	Roger, 1202 we copy it.
0:21.4	What's a 1202?
0:22.4	I don't know.
0:23.9	Roger, we got you.
0:25.2	We're going at alarm.
0:26.5	Roger, understand.
0:27.6	Go for landing.
0:28.5	400 feet down at 9.
0:30.3	4.
0:31.3	Looking pretty rocky down there.
0:32.3	Switch the manual.
0:33.3	We're a peg down horizontal velocity.
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