Hubris: A 24-Hour Podcast Project

Round 9, Team 4: Not Currently

Transcript here. Content warnings for death, grief, and discussions of terminal illness.

Elias is dead. Dead but not forgotten. When people he knew in life dream about him, he is pulled into the part, but how they think of him may not be the same as he was.

This episode was written by Anna Stein & Mik Koats.

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Round 9, Team 3: Fish

Transcript here. Content warnings include: Harsh language, Apocalyptic themes, Deception, Betrayal, Gun violence, Hostage situation, Gunshot Wound, and a Hostage Situation.

In a burning forest, Olivia comes face-to-face with a grizzled, older version of herself who warns that an asteroid is going to crash into the Earth. If it's just a dream, how does Liv know about terminal 03-29? And if it's not just a dream, how can Olivia be sure she can trust Liv?

This episode was written by Fiona Clare. Script edited with additional materials by Rowan Sparra. It was directed by Angela Yih, with dialogue editing and sound design by Haven Blaine. Music was made by Tris Oaten. The transcript was done by Sarah Rosina Winkler. The production of this episode was coordinated by Fiona Clare. Olivia Monroe was voiced by Haven Blaine, Annie Monroe was voiced by Sarah Rosina Winkler, Brennan was voiced by Rowan Sparra, Wren was voiced by Tris Oaten, Liv Monroe was voiced by Angela Yih, and the Announcer was voiced by Rowan Sparra.

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Round 9, Team 2: The Sleep Paralysis Demons

Transcript here. Content warnings for unreality, high school and parental trauma, teeth falling out, and clowns.

Hoping to find the source of his insomnia, Keith visits an psychiatrist who sends him on a nightmarish dream-journey through his past.

This episode was written and edited by John “Mystic” Glasfeld and Minali Venkatesh. It was directed by Rel Pepple, with dialogue and sound editing by George Vu. Music was made by Harper Rochel Goldman. The transcript was done by Sophie Borjón. The production of this episode was coordinated by Rel Pepple.

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Round 9, Group 1: Have you read any Ray Bradbury? No? We've got a list, hold on.

Transcript here. Content warnings include sexually suggestive dialogue; references to injury such as gunshot wounds, domestic violence,and needles; references to and presence of police/ICE; and misophonia triggers (specifically some pretty bad mouth sounds).

Dreams really can come true…when you dream of the future and have a time machine to go check in on, or even change, the results! An exhausted nurse tries to influence the future, but has to contend with…herself?

This episode was written by Steven Goldman. It was directed by Rene Lyons, with dialogue editing by Rene Lyons and sound design by Nathan Comstock. The music was composed by Ali Hylton. The transcript was arranged by Molly Alexander. The production of this episode was coordinated by Molly Alexander. Emmy was voiced by Molly Alexander. Doctor Oscuro…uh, I-I-I mean, Ross was voiced by Emmett Moon. Damon was voiced by Steven Goldman. Abbi was voiced by Rene Lyons. The waiter and officer were voiced by Nathan Comstock.

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SFX Credits:

bar chatter by SoundsExciting -- https://freesound.org/s/543913/ -- License: Creative Commons 0

Round 8, Group 0: Team Hubris

Transcript here.

We fear to tread.

This episode was written by Caroline Mincks. It was directed by the Hubris of our hearts, with dialogue editing by Anne Baird and sound design by Tal Minear. The transcript was done by Tal Minear. The angels were played by Anne Baird and Tal Minear.

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Round 8 Group 3: Clowns Before Frowns

Transcript here. Content Warnings for mentions of murder, prison, clowns, and blackmailing

Chuckles is hoping to knock the crowd dead; metaphorically, this time.

This episode was written by Ken Apana-Korley and edited by RH Sparra. It was directed by Mik Koats, with dialogue editing by Tris Otis and sound design by Rene Lyons. The transcript was done by RH Sparra. The production of this episode was coordinated by Mik Koats. Chuckles was played by Emmett Moon. Monty and Prison Guard were played by Mik Koats. Jordan was played by Sophie Borjón. Stella was played by RH Sparra.

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Round 8 Group 2: Clown Comrades

Transcript here. Content Warnings include crying children, mentions of arson, scenes of emotional distress, and culinary misadventures.

Meet ChatterBot, an AI assistant who can answer your every question—but sometimes a little more creatively than you might want.

This episode was written by Minali Venkatesh and Sarah Rosina Winkler and edited by Micah Nathan Bradley. It was directed by Ted Heavner, with dialogue editing and sound design by Van Winkle. Music was made by Ali Hylton. The transcript was done by Ted Heavner. The production of this episode was coordinated by Micah Nathan Bradley. The Cook was played by Van Winkle, ChatterBot was voiced by Sarah Rosina Winkler, The Student was played by Bridget Guziewicz, The Date was played by Ted Heavner, The Gamer was played by Micah Nathan Bradley and Minali Venkatesh was The Parent.

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Round 8 Group 1: The Classic Fruit Fools

Transcript here. Content warnings include background death of a minor character and verbal conflict

In a parallel world, podcast co-hosts Ethan and PJ talk about cryptozoology, conspiracies, and friendship - whilst navigating the perilous waters of recording pitfalls and nosy parents. Will our co-hosts prove the existence of Narwhals? Will Ethan's mom shut the door when she leaves? Will the episode even see the light of day? The Truth will out...probably.

This episode was written by Milo Jordan Baum, O. Hann Lightwood, and Anna Stein. It was directed by Angela Yih, with dialogue editing, sound design, and music by Beck Andrews. The transcript was done by O. Hann Lightwood. The production of this episode was coordinated by Angela Yih. Ethan was played by Milo Jordan Baum; PJ and the ill-fated Percival Kettering were played by Beck Andrews; Cessil and Tracy were played by Anna Stein; Paula was played by Angela Yih; and Marc was played by O. Hann Lightwood.

This team took 42 hours for production.

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Round 7, Group 0: Team Hubris

Transcript here. Content warnings for body horror and a missing person.

Nobody can reach Nina on the phone. When she finally leaves Ozzy a message, things get weird.

This episode was written by Caroline Mincks, with dialogue editing by Caroline Mincks and Tal Minear. The transcript was done by Anne Baird. The production of this episode was coordinated by the Hubris of our hearts. Ozzy was played by Anne Baird. Astrid and Jack were played by Caroline Mincks. Nina was played by Tal Minear.

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Round 7, Group 3: MashCon 2024

Transcript here. Content warnings for brutal deaths, gore, child endangerment, and body horror.

In 201X, MashCon was an anime convention that quickly becomes a deadly disaster zone.

This episode was written by Resa & Mik Koats and edited by Jack Fulmin. It was directed by Angela Yih, with dialogue editing by Tris Oaten and sound design by Nathan Comstock. Music was made by Tris Oaten. The transcript was done by Mik Koats. The production of this episode was coordinated by Nzingha Primus. Cay Jhou was cosplayed by Yvelyn T, Jess was cosplayed by Nathan Comstock, Nicky was cosplayed by Jack Fulmin, November was cosplayed by Angela Yih. Other voices by Nzingha Primus, Mik Koats, Tris Oaten, and Resa.

This team took 25 hours for production.

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