Tale as old as time– you try to drive your newly-ex boyfriend home after he breaks up with you and you’re so busy fighting with him that you take a wrong turn straight into a pocket dimension. Classic.

Ellie and James, two average twenty-somethings from San Jose, have found themselves in a very not-average situation. They’re stuck in a desert wasteland where there’s auroras in the sky every night, the buildings disappear if you look away too long, and there’s apparently a diner run by zombies? Cool.

They have to– for the most part, at least– put their differences aside for now, work with the denizens of this place (even if they’re a human-sized leech who runs a motel), and get the hell out of Here.

[Content warnings for this episode include: Yelling, fantasy violence, gun sfx (9:20-10:10)]

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Ellie Conrad- Juno Lee

James Walsh- Gareth Murden

Vicky- Mack Folt

Marisol- Moookar

Everett- Emma Skinner

Sound design by Yana Ramos w/ music by Juno Lee

Written/directed by Juno Lee

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A bunch of gays run around terrorizing the rich for the good of humanity. Also, Asher keeps talking to an audience; what's up with that?

[Content Warnings for this episode include: Depictions of Casual swearing, mentions of tobacco and explosives.]

This episode was written and directed by Dawn W and edited by Dawn and Magpie W.

Prince was played by Thor.

Badger and MAAd-1 the Modified Assistant Android were played by Yaz Bunny.

Asher and the Aide were played by Magpie W, and the outro music and show art were done by Magpie W.

Mr. Atlas, and Jamie were played by Dawn W.

SFX Credits:

FX_Footsteps_Echo01.WAV by PeteBarry -- https://freesound.org/s/494133/ -- License: Attribution 4.0

Footsteps - Concrete by AlexMurphy53 -- https://freesound.org/s/542061/ -- License: Attribution 4.0

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In a world where part of the population has superhuman abilities, those with powers who commit even the smallest crimes receive much harsher sentences than a normal person. When prisons begin to become far too overcrowded, the Kairos Program is enacted, taking those with useful powers and minor criminal records, and repurposing them as heroes in exchange for reducing their sentence to zero. When a lowly thief, now known as Gamut, is offered a spot in the program, they eagerly take the opportunity, not truly realizing the gravity of the role they now play in this world of heroes and villains.

[Content warnings for this episode include: Gun violence (gun shot sfx at 6:18, 6:37), brief discussions of torture, suffocation, and non-permanent death.]

The Kairos Program's writing, performance, editing, sound design, and cover art were done by Rawlyx.

Find the creator of The Kairos Program on Tumblr @rawlyx.

Though this episode is far from perfect, I'm proud of myself for having learned new things and completing this project. Thank you for listening!

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The story follows a group of four teenagers (Shawn, Adam, Erika and Jade) who try to find pieces of evidence (Encrypted journal pages, audio tapes, vhs tapes, etc.) in order to prove that the Sourwood Roadside Motel and Diner was the site of several unsolved murders of missing persons, and should not be demolished by the wealthy Kent Brickum. The four teens are aided by the ghost of Cynthia, who guides them on where to look, in between dropping hints about her own life and death as she grows closer to the group.

[Content warnings include: Implied Murder]

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Written by Emily Graves

Audio editing & sound design by Azazel Waters

Cover art by groovy

Quills as Cynthia's Mother, Jade's Mother

Emily Graves as Cynthia, Shelly

Maxwell Webber as Jade's Father, Adam

Azazel Waters as Jade

Finch Smallsies as Shawn

Yani Rue as Erika

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In the year 2043, a private research coalition known as ORION funds an ambition mission aboard the ISS—an experiment in closed loop life support and the future of long term space habitation.

Then, the unthinkable happens, a catastrophic cascade of orbital debris severs communications, the international crew aboard the ISS finds themselves stranded—cut off, drifting, and forced to watch as the world ends below.

With just 15 months before orbital decay brings them back to a dead planet, trust begins to crack, secrets surface, and the real purpose of the mission becomes impossible to ignore.

It was never about saving the world. It was about what comes after.

Apogee is a sci-fi audio drama about isolation, survival, and the weight of knowing you were never meant to go home.

[Content warnings for this episode include: loud noises at 7:07, 9:05, and starting at 23:46 ending at 23:57,end of world situations, bodily injury, panic]

Crew:

Executive Producer: Aspen Rayne

Co producers: Denyv Boer and Joelenn Morrison

Script writer: Aspen Rayne

Sound designer: Aspen Rayne

Dialogue editing: Devyn Boer

Marketing and social media: Joeleen Morrison

Original Music: Tanya Ruby

Cast:

Tanya Ruby as Amelia

Cass Fox as Lorianne

Aspen Rayne as Ethan

Joeleen Morrison as Sarah and Ground Control

Devyn Boer as Jaime

Drew Skelton as Felix

Bizare as John

Jessica Moseley as Michael

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Social Media:

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A door. A voice. A loop that never ends.

This stream of thought comes from agoraphobia.

CW: psychological horror, reality distortion and paranoia, gaslighting and emotional manipulation, themes of despair, panic attacks, audio distortion, static, and isolation

Louis Wolf as Charlie and additional voices, Doodle V. de Castro as the house.

Solitary was written, directed, and sound-designed by Louis Wolf,

Cover art by Doodles V. de Castro, produced by Stygian Catalyst

Special thanks to Landon, Taylor, and Randy

Socials:

Louis - https://louiswolfva.carrd.co/

Doodles - https://bsky.app/profile/doodlespaulas.bsky.social

Landon - https://bsky.app/profile/givemeyourlemon.bsky.social

Tay - https://bsky.app/profile/taytayheyheyva.bsky.social

Stygian Catalyst Website - https://www.stygiancatalyst.com/

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They were supposed to wake up, drop supplies, maybe stretch their legs, and head home. But when Alpha Squad emerges from 150 years of cryosleep, something doesn’t sit right. No signals. No welcome. No signs of life from a colony that should’ve been buzzing. It’s probably nothing—at least, that’s what command keeps saying. But as they’re sent down to investigate, what starts as a routine mission quickly spirals into something else. Something no one signed up for.

[Content Warnings for this episode include: Intense Action, and Explicit Language.]

Cast-

Second Lieutenant Edwards- Johnny Fuent

Platoon Sergeant Jefferson - Robert Foy Jr.

Staff Sergeant Jacobson -- David Kurze

Private Kowalski – Steven Alvarado

Private Mayhew- Loggerhead

Private Hughes- Sam

Private Mays- Cyanosis

Private Rice - Liz Mina

Private Ryker- Owen

Private Sykes – Statsman

Ms. Elizabeth Graph- Nat/ GoatEggz

Doctor Sanchez- Alejandro

Crew-

Writer- Johnny Fuent

Co-writer- Nat/ GoatEggz

Sound Design/ Editor- Andres

Composer- Alejandro

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When true crime podcaster Bean Greenwood is killed, their audio editor must solve the murder by solving their last case... But first, the Editor needs to get Bean's phone, which someone (or something) has found first - and is claiming finders keepers.

[Content warning for this episode include: Wet crunchy death sounds (1:15, 14:00), Intermittent questioning of reality.]

Written and produced by Haven Daye and Timothy Rafael.

Audio Editing by Timothy Rafael and Haven Daye.

Timothy Rafael as the Editor.

Spikes Parker-Bennett as Mothman.

Leo B Moss as Bigfoot.

Haven Daye as Bean.

Art by Spikes Parker-Bennett.

Music (such as it is) by Haven Daye.

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For Katie, Khanl and Harvey, most of their holidays have been taken up with work studies at Aldrin Lunae's power station. It isn't all bad news, though: it gives Katie a reason to get out of her empty apartment, Khanl's been learning loads of new things and Harvey loves feeling of use to others. Besides, they have plenty of chances to hang out! But when Harvey goes missing, the teens stumble into a web of intrigue that threatens the peace of the entire colony...

Content Warnings: This pilot involves scenes with lots of overlapping noises, sudden spikes in volume, and grating/metal squeaking sounds some listeners might find uncomfortable to listen to.

Cast/Crew:

Fish - Katie / Director Tripathi

Madi Sturmer - Khanl / Worker at the Elevators

Simone B - Harvey

Sarah Rosina Winkler - ANT / Worker in the Canteen

Writers -
Sarah Rosina Winkler, Madi Sturmer, Fish

Editor:
Madi Sturmer

Artist:
Fish

Composer:
Sarah Rosina Winkler

Carrd

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Two mediore detectivesat Whistlestop Investigations, Donny and Leslie, have been tasked with finding a missing person. Join them as they run around the steam and diesel divided city of Whistlestop on their seach for their clients definitely not fake brother.

Moth aka Calmodata: music composition, Donny and the Wonder Emporium Employee Socials: calmodata on twitch, instagram and tumblr

Im_Anndy: cover art, Leslie socials: Im_Anndy on TikTok, YouTube, Bluesky, and Instagram 

Anoush Ralapanawe: writing, Elise Socials: awildralph on instagram and mighnightowl84 on twitch

Cat: writing, PAL/ticket Automaton Socials: adragoncat1 on instagram bluesky and tumblr

Oliver Szabo: writing and editing Owen Soicals: oddlyollie on bluesky and oddly_ollie on twitch gravenpod.carrd.com

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