The science fiction novella "The Minority Report" by Philip K. Dick, throws the hosts into a future society where a Precrime Bureau preemptively arrests citizens who are predicted to commit felonies. The story is about Commissioner John Anderton, the founder of the system, whose life is dismantled when the precognitive machines identify him as a potential murderer.

Across a mysterious rift in the space-time continuum exists a world called Naruihm. In this world is a realm called Morevi, a landlocked kingdom ruled by Askana Moldarin, crowned "First Queen" following a swift and bloody rise to the Throne of a Thousand Suns. Yet hidden traitors are already at work to destroy everything that she has won. Enter Rafe Rafton, privateer captain of the Defiant. Arrogant. Overconfident. Dangerous and cunning enough to pillage the Queen's own ships and survive. Rafe is the embodiment of everything Askana has fought against, and the perfect instrument in a last desperate bid to save her kingdom. With little trust, Rafe and Askana embark on an epic adventure spanning the kingdoms of Naruihm and King Henry VIII's England.

George Bernard Shaw’s play, Pygmalion, focuses on class, language, and social engineering in early 20th-century London. The story begins with the impulsive decision by the arrogant phonetician Professor Henry Higgins to take in the Cockney flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, betting that he can transform her speech to pass her off as a duchess.

Truman Capote’s seminal nonfiction novel, In Cold Blood, documenting the 1959 slaying of a highly respected farm family in Kansas. It establishes the setting in Holcomb, Kansas, detailing the lives of the Clutter family and the profound fear the crime inflicted upon the community.

In this special weekend edition, our hosts cover the epic sci-fi audio series, The Cipher. The story follows the story of 16-year-old Sabrina, who manages to crack a cryptic online puzzle that stumps even the most intelligent of minds. Soon after, Sabrina finds herself in the midst of an international hunt for a serial killer and is joined in her journey by a New York teen named Benny — the only other person to have solved the Parallax puzzle.

Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ, sets the stage for the life of Christ through the experiences of a Jewish noble during the Roman occupation. The narrative primarily follows Judah Ben-Hur, documenting his political ruin, subsequent enslavement as a galley-oar, and his fierce ambition for revenge against his former friend, the Roman Messala.

John Murdoch awakens alone in a strange hotel to find that he is in a crime scene. The problem is that he can't remember a thing. For one brief moment, he is convinced that he has gone completely mad. Murdoch sets out to unravel the twisted riddle of his identity. As he edges closer to solving the mystery, he stumbles upon a fiendish underworld controlled by a group of ominous beings collectively known as the Strangers.

The novel The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks, recounts an epic romance. In the present day, an elderly man named Noah, often referred to as "Duke," reads a shared history from a notebook to his wife, Allie, who is suffering from severe Alzheimer’s disease. The story within the notebook details the passionate, class-divided relationship between Noah and Allie during the 1930s, a love separated by Allie's family and years of war. When Allie returns fourteen years later, engaged to the wealthy and successful Lon Hammond, she must choose between her prescribed future and the intense connection she rekindles with Noah. The narrative concludes with the elderly Noah continuing his daily ritual of reading the story, hoping for a brief "miracle" where Allie recognizes him and remembers the true love that sustained their nearly fifty-year marriage.