Ostium Podcast

Kicking off Ostium Season 2, in "Episode 11: A Crack in the Edge of the Word, Part Two," Jake and Monica find themselves back in Ostium where things are all kind of different . . . again. But it's not until they go on a little field trip that they learn what's REALLY happened to Ostium. This episode was written and produced by Alex C. Telander. The voice of Jake is performed by Chris Fletcher; the voice of Monica is performed by Georgia Mackenzie. All the music was composed by Chris Fletcher. Graphic design and artwork is done by Sara Warren. Ostium will continue to be ad free thanks to our great and wonderful patrons who support the show through our website at www.ostiumpodcast.com/support, or through our Patreon page at www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast. Why not consider becoming a supporter of our show? For as little as $2 a month you can get access to exclusive mini episodes, including something called The Ostium Files. It’s a series playing around with the idea of what if you could go through an Ostium door to the time and place of you’re choosing . . . Where would you go? There are also lots of other rewards like episode transcripts with illustrations, music, and special early access to new episodes of Ostium. Plus if we hit our support goals, you’ll get access to Ostium Season 3 MUCH sooner. If we hit our top goal, Season 3 will start right after Season 2, without any break. So check it out at www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast. Whatever you can spare will be greatly appreciated and means so much to us. You can also support Ostium by leaving us a review on the podcast listening app of your choice, or simply by telling your friends, or mentioning how much you enjoy this podcast on social media. And of course, there’s also our merchandise store with a whole variety of goodies likes mugs, t-shirts and even fancy pillow cases, all at www.ostiumpodcast.com/store. Also if you’re looking for a good book to read, "Ostium Book One: Population Zero" is out now on Amazon in ebook, paperback, and a fancy full-color illustrated edition (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1549878514). This week’s podcast recommendation is the GONE podcast (http://gonepodcast.podbean.com/). The description alone is enough to hook anyone: There’s no way to plan for being alone. There’s no way to plan for what comes next. This is a story about what happens when the world goes dark, and everyone else is gone. The quality and sound is great, and the voice of the narrator - who is also the creator and writer for the show - is clear and very well acted. It’s one of those shows that just sucks you in right from the beginning with a compelling story and then you can’t stop listening because you don’t know where the story’s going to go next. GONE does have a Patreon page too, so once you gobbled up every episode, be sure to leave a review for the show or support them on Patreon. You could even do it while you’re choosing to support Ostium. You know: support two independent self-supported podcasts in one visit. Finally, thanks for listening. Without you, there wouldn’t be any point in doing this podcast. So thank you and see you in two weeks with Episode 12: Cultum Ossium.

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Jake and Monica decide the need a little break from Ostium town proper, and decide to go on a bit of joyride. Get a bite to eat in the nearest town and get some supplies. This is Monica's take on the trip. Music by Axletree, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Ostium now has a merchandise store, check it out: www.redbubble.com/people/ostiumpodcast/shop?asc=u If you want more Ostium, why not become a patron on our Patreon page www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast, where for just $2 a month you'll get access to an exclusive brand new mini episode every two weeks (and this includes all through the offseason); and during the regular season of the show you'll get access to new episodes a full week before everyone else. Alternatively, you could also make a one-time donation and help support Ostium on our website, www.ostiumpodcast.com. And if you wouldn't mind leaving Ostium a review on whatever app or program you use to listen to podcasts and that way people can see what you're saying to convince them to listen to Ostium. Thanks for listening and see you in two weeks for Monica's take on this interesting trip!

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Jake and Monica decide the need a little break from Ostium town proper, and decide to go on a bit of joyride. Get a bite to eat in the nearest town and get some supplies. This is Jake's take on the trip. Music by Axletree, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Ostium now has a merchandise store, check it out: www.redbubble.com/people/ostiumpodcast/shop?asc=u If you want more Ostium, why not become a patron on our Patreon page www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast, where for just $2 a month you'll get access to an exclusive brand new mini episode every two weeks (and this includes all through the offseason); and during the regular season of the show you'll get access to new episodes a full week before everyone else. Alternatively, you could also make a one-time donation and help support Ostium on our website, www.ostiumpodcast.com. And if you wouldn't mind leaving Ostium a review on whatever app or program you use to listen to podcasts and that way people can see what you're saying to convince them to listen to Ostium. Thanks for listening and see you in two weeks for Monica's take on this interesting trip!

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You don't always get it right on the first take. And sometimes you don't get it right on the second, third, or fourth. Sometimes you say completely the wrong line, or something else that just makes no sense . . . but it's funny. And sometimes you start having conversations about what you're saying, which is also funny. Fortunately, things are digital now and we don't have to worry about how many reels of tape we're using. So lots more gets recorded. Most of it doesn't end up in the final cut. A lot of it is funny. Here are the choicest outtakes for Ostium Season One. Ostium now has a merchandise store, check it out: www.redbubble.com/people/ostiumpodcast/shop?asc=u If you want more Ostium, why not become a patron on our Patreon page www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast, where for just $2 a month you'll get access to an exclusive brand new mini episode every two weeks (and this includes all through the offseason); and during the regular season of the show you'll get access to new episodes a full week before everyone else. Alternatively, you could also make a one-time donation and help support Ostium on our website, www.ostiumpodcast.com. And if you wouldn't mind leaving Ostium a review on whatever app or program you use to listen to podcasts and that way people can see what you're saying to convince them to listen to Ostium. Thanks for listening and see you next week for a brand new mini episode!

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Here's your complete soundtrack to Ostium Season One, featuring all the music played during the first season, plus a bunch of extra tracks, all written and performed by our talented composer, Chris Fletcher (who is also the voice of Jake). And here's the detailed tracklist for your records: SIDE A: 1. Season One Theme Song 2. Ostium 1-1 3. Ostium 1-2 4. Ostium 1-3 5. Ostium 1-4 6. Ostium 1-5 7. Ostium 2-1 8. Ostium 2-2 9. Ostium 3-1 10. Ostium 3-2 11. Ostium 4-1 12. Ostium 4-2 13. Ostium 4 (Unused Track) 14. Season One Alternate Theme Song (Unused Track) 15. Population Zero 4 (Demo) 16. Population Zero 2 (Demo) 17. Popilation Zero 13 (Demo) 18. Outtake 1 (Demo) SIDE B: 19. The Late Late Show Theme 20. Scary 21. D Thing 22. I've Gotta Close My Eyes 23. Another Chance to Fly 24. Sandy (The Sands of Time) 25. Irish Pop Song Be sure to listen for info about Ostium at Podcon. Ostium now has a merchandise store, check it out: www.redbubble.com/people/ostiumpodcast/shop?asc=u If you want more Ostium, why not become a patron on our Patreon page www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast, where for just $2 a month you'll get access to an exclusive brand new mini episode every two weeks (and this includes all through the offseason); and during the regular season of the show you'll get access to new episodes a full week before everyone else. Alternatively, you could also make a one-time donation and help support Ostium on our website, www.ostiumpodcast.com. And if you wouldn't mind leaving Ostium a review on whatever app or program you use to listen to podcasts and that way people can see what you're saying to convince them to listen to Ostium. Thanks for listening and see you next week for the Season One Outtakes!

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The second of a two-part series on the musicology of Ostium Season 1, where Alex C. Telander sits down with Chris Fletcher - the voice of Jake and the composer behind the music - and talks about how the music for Ostium started, how he works, what some of his influences are, and much more. Be sure to listen for info about Ostium at Podcon. Ostium now has a merchandise store, check it out: www.redbubble.com/people/ostiumpodcast/shop?asc=u If you want more Ostium, why not become a patron on our Patreon page www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast, where for just $2 a month you'll get access to an exclusive brand new mini episode every two weeks (and this includes all through the offseason); and during the regular season of the show you'll get access to new episodes a full week before everyone else. Alternatively, you could also make a one-time donation and help support Ostium on our website, www.ostiumpodcast.com. And if you wouldn't mind leaving Ostium a review on whatever app or program you use to listen to podcasts and that way people can see what you're saying to convince them to listen to Ostium. Thanks for listening and see you in two weeks.

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The first of a two-part series on the musicology of Ostium Season 1, where Alex C. Telander sits down with Chris Fletcher - the voice of Jake and the composer behind the music - and talks about how the music for Ostium started, how he works, what some of his influences are, and much more. Ostium now has a merchandise store, check it out: www.redbubble.com/people/ostiumpodcast/shop?asc=u If you want more Ostium, why not become a patron on our Patreon page www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast, where for just $2 a month you'll get access to an exclusive brand new mini episode every two weeks (and this includes all through the offseason); and during the regular season of the show you'll get access to new episodes a full week before everyone else. Alternatively, you could also make a one-time donation and help support Ostium on our website, www.ostiumpodcast.com. And if you wouldn't mind leaving Ostium a review on whatever app or program you use to listen to podcasts and that way people can see what you're saying to convince them to listen to Ostium. Thanks for listening and see you in two weeks.

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In the final of the four-part "Ten questions" series, listeners get to hear from yours truly, Alex C. Telander, writer and producer for Ostium. Music featured in this mini episode is by Marcos H. Bolanos courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Ostium now has a merchandise store, check it out: www.redbubble.com/people/ostiumpodcast/shop?asc=u If you want more Ostium, why not become a patron on our Patreon page www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast, where for just $2 a month you'll get access to an exclusive brand new mini episode every two weeks (and this includes all through the offseason); and during the regular season of the show you'll get access to new episodes a full week before everyone else. Alternatively, you could also make a one-time donation and help support Ostium on our website, www.ostiumpodcast.com. And if you wouldn't mind leaving Ostium a review on whatever app or program you use to listen to podcasts and that way people can see what you're saying to convince them to listen to Ostium. Thanks for listening and see you in two weeks.

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In the third of the four-part "Ten questions" series, listeners get to hear from our resident artist, Sara Warren. Music featured in this mini episode is by Komiku courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Ostium now has a merchandise store, check it out: www.redbubble.com/people/ostiumpodcast/shop?asc=u If you want more Ostium, why not become a patron on our Patreon page www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast, where for just $2 a month you'll get access to an exclusive brand new mini episode every two weeks (and this includes all through the offseason); and during the regular season of the show you'll get access to new episodes a full week before everyone else. Alternatively, you could also make a one-time donation and help support Ostium on our website, www.ostiumpodcast.com. And if you wouldn't mind leaving Ostium a review on whatever app or program you use to listen to podcasts and that way people can see what you're saying to convince them to listen to Ostium. Thanks for listening and see you in two weeks.

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In the second of the four-part "Ten questions" series, listeners get to hear from the talented voice of Monica. Music featured in this mini episode is by Komiku courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Ostium now has a merchandise store, check it out: www.redbubble.com/people/ostiumpodcast/shop?asc=u If you want more Ostium, why not become a patron on our Patreon page www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast, where for just $2 a month you'll get access to an exclusive brand new mini episode every two weeks (and this includes all through the offseason); and during the regular season of the show you'll get access to new episodes a full week before everyone else. Alternatively, you could also make a one-time donation and help support Ostium on our website, www.ostiumpodcast.com. And if you wouldn't mind leaving Ostium a review on whatever app or program you use to listen to podcasts and that way people can see what you're saying to convince them to listen to Ostium. Thanks for listening and see you in two weeks.

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