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PJ Library Presents: Have I Got A Story For You!

003: Moon Station One

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It's 70 years in the future and Judi and Daniel are tasked with helping NASA's most brilliant, but curmeoudgenly, scientist, Doctor Michael J. Epstein as he manages Moon Station One. Dr. Epstein thinks Moon Station One is too crowded with eight other people living there and talking while they do work. And his room doesn't feel spacious enough.

© PJ Library Length 16 min 15 October 2019 Season 1 Episode 5 StoriesBedtimeCulture USA Story

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© PJ Library Length 16 min 15 October 2019 Season 1 Episode 5 StoriesBedtimeCulture USA Story

Introducing Have I Got A Story For You!

Introducing Have I Got A Story For You!

This is a serialised ongoing story, so jumping in at episode 10, for example, could confuse matters.

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It's 70 years in the future and Judi and Daniel are tasked with helping NASA's most brilliant, but curmeoudgenly, scientist, Doctor Michael J. Epstein as he manages Moon Station One. Dr. Epstein thinks Moon Station One is too crowded with eight other people living there and talking while they do work. And his room doesn't feel spacious enough. Judi and Daniel enact something called "Epsilon Protocol" to help Dr. Epstein feel more "at home" and hilarity ensues. Come along as we follow these futuristic adventures and learn all about the Jewish value of hakarat hatov, recognizing the good, in the process.


© PJ Library | 16 min

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