Episode One – Go in Peace

A priest sits alone in a confessional on a stormy night, waiting for a penitent who never seems to arrive. But when a voice finally answers from the other side of the lattice, it speaks with unsettling familiarity. The exchange begins innocently—with petty sins and soft remorse—but quickly turns inward, as the Priest realises he may be hearing his own confession. The soundscape of rain, wood, and breath builds claustrophobia while the voice on the other side presses deeper, hinting at something buried in the cellar and the possibility of an unspoken crime. The episode closes with silence and unease, the Priest no longer certain who is listening, or which side of the lattice he sits on.

Episode 3: The truth behind Riverstink, a series of disgraced political tales, and the great triumph of Bell Street, in the Ipswich Region.

Join Radio Host Tilly, and Ipswich Local, Brayden-Baylee, as they take Linda-Lee Lonergan on the tour of her career (as a Real Estate Agent nonetheless) around Ipswich, Queensland’s former capital city. Witness run-ins with Ipswich’s locals, legends and landmarks as you get to know some of the lore that makes up the infamous town.

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Episode 2: The delights of Pacific Fair, ball pit horrors and the annual schoolies week terror, in the Gold Coast.

The Gold Coast offers it all for thrill seeking tourists – from theme parks to shopping. The idea vacation hotspot is what holiday goers Ben and Libby were expecting, but after a run in with some locals, and a trip to Cavill Avenue, they are introduced to the real heart of the Gold Coast. Schoolies week, pacific fair, Broadbeach and the bedroom ball pit.

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Episode 1: The defiance of holistic wellbeing, concerning individuals, and a surprise Eshay attack, in the Sunshine Coast.

The radio hosts that dominate the Sunshine Coast should’ve been a warning sign to returning travellers Jurgen and Ingrid. Nambour’s ‘delightful’ hospitality scares them away to a hopeful chance of relaxation in Coolum Beach, threatened by a stoush with the infamous Eshay, in a drama mixed with all the hot wellness trends, generational warfare and observatory maniacs.

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“They can do this all day, but should they?

Hosted by the all-American, golden boy, Clark, the cynical loner, Marc, and the very out-of-place, Australian Sonja, this New York breakfast radio show goes from lightly awkward to utterly unhinged as the city’s superheroes cause mayhem. From contested elections to lizard machines, someone needs to report on the news!

Capes, Cowls, Comics and Caller Games, oh my!”

Pilot Episode – “We Can Do This All Morning”

8:00am in New York City, an introductory episode to 106.1 WEBB’D and the hosts of the show: Clark, Marc and Sonja. A spaceship lands on The Manhattan Bridge. The mayoral candidates are revealed. The first segment of the caller-game “Guess The Superhero By Their Power” begins.

Directed by Felix Reed

Produced by Felix Reed & Tia Rose Shang

Additional Production by Will Fitzgerald

Written by Felix Reed (Episodes 1, 3, 4, 6) & Tia Rose Shang (Episodes 1, 2, 5)

Edited by Felix Reed

Starring:

Drew Tenkate as Clark

James Grant as Marc

& Tia Rose Shang as Sonja

Created By Felix Reed & Tia Rose Shang

Episode 3: The Choice

When Ellowen discovers the lost city of Velmora, she unearths not only ancient magic but the truth about her own lineage. Faced with betrayal and destiny, she must choose between reviving the power of the past or protecting the fragile balance of her world

Written By Ellenor Koch

Episode 2: The Journey

Ellowen sets off on her journey with Lyra and Zerris. Following the lead of the magic map, the group find themselves facing external trials and internal tensions. Will they prevail over these challenges? Or will they be their own undoing?

Written By Olivia Smith

Episode 1: The Beginning

In a land where magic is believed nothing more than a legend, Ellowen discovers a strange map that glows and shifts before her eyes. After much persuasion, her friends Lyra and Zerris agree to join her on a journey to uncover where the map will lead.

Written By Sophie Duck

Episode 4 — The Year We Tried: Airport Meetings, Footsie, and the Grey Area

A bittersweet deep-dive into the year everything felt possible and still fell apart: an airport “second first meeting,” teasing flirtations, friends who “ship” them, and the push-pull of hot-and-cold behaviour that left both people bruised. The girl names the roadblocks — shame, interference, poor communication and fear of losing what they already have — and lands on an honest assessment of their bond: messy, enduring, undefined, and maybe enough as friendship even if it never becomes more.

Credits:

Wai –  Writer, Director

Jing Yan – Editor, Cover Artist

Crown Myah – Voice Actor

Episode 3 — Signs and Second Chances: The Decision That Changed Everything

A look at the awkward, hopeful period when the girl nearly acts on long-held feelings: a school trip, a last-day letter that almost was, and the decision to transfer classes to be nearer the friend.  Episode three traces the excitement of proximity, the slow reveal of who each person really is after a breakup, and how small decisions and timing shifted what might have been, while therapy helps the girl learn trust and keep writing.

Credits:

Wai –  Writer, Director

Jing Yan – Editor, Cover Artist

Crown Myah – Voice Actor