Well, hey there, family.

The time has come once again to introduce you to one of our distant cousins, and this

time it comes in the form of Mr. Gary Witte, the writer of the book of Eli and co-writer

of Rogue One, a Star Wars story, comes on all news sci-fi epic starring Shannon Woodward

from Westworld and Troy Baker from the last of us.

In the near future, Earth has been conquered by a race of brutal alien machines known

as the Mac.

When a young woman stumbles across a mysterious map that may hold the secret to humanity's

liberation, she embarks on a dangerous odyssey that leads her to an amazing discovery, a long

lost prototype war machine known as a Gundog.

And now she must face down an overwhelmingly superior enemy in the hope of sparking a

new flame of human resistance.

You can listen to all nine episodes of Gundog, wherever you get your podcasts, or use

links like those in the show notes.

No family, allow me to introduce you to our cousins over at Gundog.

Gundog by Gary Witte.

Here's what I know.

The Mac came to us in peace, a machine race from some far away star system.

Actually, not particularly far away by their standards, but impossibly distant by our

own.

They came offering a new future for our people, our planet, science, technology, medicine

that would have taken us centuries to develop on our own, if ever.

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