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Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
a strange passing calls for cooperation. And where did all the blood go?
also, a friend can sometimes be a complete stranger, but hey - who need mirrors, anyway?
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
a voice through the static sends Jaran and Jaran the duplicate on a quest in the blizzard. Navigating the tall figure, the ice entities and their arc, who knows what they found..
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
it's been a few good nights as Jaran stumbles across a gem out of this world. Also, Aleksander Voss says hi through short range waves, seeing as the tall figure is looking for something. And an old seismograph has been transformed. Who needs nuclear aesthetics anyway?
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
From the vents, Jaran looks back on good, old times with an old crew. He also faces the stark present, and meets Thomas Grind face to face.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
time has come to ventilate. Pun intended. Jaran is hiding for a bit, to figure out how, and when, to confront Thomas. Meanwhile, he discovers somewhere new, and spends a few hours in a creative flow with Ingrid. Good ol times.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
Jaran wakes up to a stranger reality than usual. To survive, he discover a few new truths, sees the true face of a friend, and lets another friend sleep.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
Someone else knows how to play the ukulele. And it's not Thomas.
A friend from the world of reflections also says hi, which is always nice. He has a thing or two to tell.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
Talking to captain Voss, Jaran discovers similarities between the sphere, the fusing of the crew onboard MS Svalbard, and perhaps even the truth about the red door. According to notes by Joshua, it might all be connected.
Also, the tall figure reaches out.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
Six facilities vanished. Thomas Grind says the reason is behind the red door. Also, Jaran goes looking for a missing case of dynamite.
Anyways...
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
Contact the Deep Earth Anomaly Department here
Blip and Blop, the tiny alien entities, swoops by with news. A captain asks for a favour, and the ukulele sounds just right.
If you’re hearing these transmissions, leaving a rating helps others find the frequency.
https://coldshiftpod.com/
Also, running a research facility in Antarctica is surprisingly expensive.
If you'd like to help keep the anomalies reasonably contained, you can support Cold Shift - or send powdered milk - through this link
Thank you kindly,
Jaran
Facility Manager
From the publisher's feed
Cold Shift is a cozy cosmic horror audio drama told through the recordings of Jaran, the rather optimistic facility manager at the Deep Earth Anomaly Department, a remote research station…
Life at the facility is good. The coffee is warm, the company is pleasant, and there’s always something interesting going on.
People disappear. Strange entities wander the corridors. Doors lead to places they shouldn’t. And the more Jaran tries to make sense of his surroundings, the less sense anything seems to make.
What was the facility originally built to study? What lies behind its many peculiarities? And how much does Jaran really know about the place he calls home?
After all, every workplace has its challenges.
Stay warm.