Cetacean (podcast)

Cetacean was a 21st century Human journalism communication, a "podcast" as referred to at that time in the 2020s decade.

History and specifics[]

Cetacean was a podcast of the "true crime" genre, being produced by Melinda Silver in the year 2024 following investigations of the sudden disappearance of marine biologist Gillian Taylor in 1986. The podcast also explored curious events coinciding with Taylor's disappearance, such as the alleged Soviet spy caught aboard the USS Enterprise (CVN-65), a case of a miraculously regrown kidney at Mercy Hospital, and an invisible UFO landing in Golden Gate Park.

The podcast ended abruptly with the disappearance of Melinda Silver and her assistant. It was unearthed by historians in 2291 at the request of Gillian Taylor. The last episode was produced in the same year, concluding the podcast 267 years after it started. (TOS novel: Lost to Eternity)

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News agencies and media in the galaxy
Organizations	Altair Information Syndicate (AIS) • BBC News • Cable News Network (CNN) • Cygnus Media Worldwide • Drid Interstellar News • EBS Terranews • Federation News Network (FNN) • Federation Newsnet • Federation News Service (FNS) • Ferengi Commercial News (FCN) • FPC • GlobalNews • GNN • INS • Intergalactic News Network • Interplanetary Press • MediaComm • MediaMagix • New American News Service • News90 • Pangea News Service • Prolificomm Intergalax • Proxima News Service (PNS) • Schlitz Periodicals • Sebrotnizskeapoierf • Solarcorp News Service • Solarian News Agency • Starfleet News Service • Steriopolis Press • SubNet • System Newsnet • Tellar News Service (TNS) • Trill News Service • United Association Press • United Earth Information Service • United Federation of Planets Infonet (UFPI) • UFP/ITA Datanet • UFP Press and Information • United News Service • United Press Interstellar (UPI) • United Sol System Information Network • WAXY • WTYX
Publications	Albany Times-Union • Amsterdam News • Atlanta Constitution • Bolarus and You • Corriere della Sera/The Evening Courier • Daily Same • The Day of the Android • Elite • Esquire • Exposé Interplanetary • Federation Diplomat Digest • Federation Life Magazine • Ferengi Acquirer • Fleet Magazine • Free Vulcan Gazette • Galaxy Week • The Gallian • Greenville Journal Gazette • Harper's Weekly • Hush-Hush • Insider Illustrated • Interior Architecture • Interstellar Merchant • Life • London Times • Look • Los Angeles Times • Luxury Worlds • Martian Medicine • McCall's • McIverton Today! • National Cosmographic • National Register • The New • New York Age • The New York Times • New New York Times • Newsweek • Orlando Post Dispatch • People • The Philadelphia Enquirer • Ports Illustrated • San Diego Chronicle • San Francisco Chronicle • San Francisco Gazette • San Francisco Register • Science • Seeker • Spacelanes • Space News • The Star Dispatch • Star Yachts • Starfleet Academy newspaper • Startling Universe • Technology Future • Time • The Times-Picayune • The Times • Tinseltown Tattler • Tombstone Epitaph • The TransFederation Examiner • UFP Commerce Review • UFP Today • USA Today • Village Voice • Vogue • Warp Drive Engineering News • The Washington Post • Watch the Skies • The World • Youth Life
Fictional publications	San Francisco Globe • San Francisco Herald • San Francisco Sun
Programs	Cascade • Catching Up with Neelix • Cetacean • Federation at War • Illuminating the City of Light • Mestiko This Week • Nan's Newsnight • Newstime • i-News • NewsNow • Terra Tonight • The Dr. Marv Show • The Pascal Leight Show

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TOS novel: Lost to Eternity