A simplified future-history lesson is given. Leland learns about food and eating habits

Content: This episode includes discussions of colonialism.

Tensions rise on the OPS Olivite. Some new characters are introduced.

Content Warning: Weapons Fire

Still trapped on the OPS Olivite, Huxley and Fouhii struggle to complete their assignment amid horrible training and way too many AIs.

Content Warning: This episode contains screaming sequences.

Unceremoniously place onboard a spaceship, Huxley and Fouhii must contend with megacorporation policies, sheer science, and the true extent of Fouhii’s education.

Seemingly rigid norms become flexible. Real life has error messages. Egos are inflated and rooms change around. As always, plans go awry.

CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains dialogue which normalises unethical death. If you have recently lost a loved one, especially a child, it may be in your best interest to skip the time between 3:58 and 8:30.

With no more information on the wedding of King Ifs, Huxley meets a local and learns some of Katerina's past. Also, life-saving Canadian stereotypes, a cracked gender binary, and teeth. So many teeth.

Content Warnings: Threatening Language, self inflicted bodily harm.

Huxley confronts the velociraptor in his office. Carl provides calming advice. Pirates are fought, and shady business begun.

This episode contains descriptions of bodily harm. Listener discretion is advised.

We are sorry to say that circumstances have come up which have delayed Episode 5, which will be released in two weeks. However, we offer the first of a Patron-only miniseries between Carl and [TONE] as they attempt to play a game of Plerk.

Sector Ø is now on Patreon! Visit patreon.com/sector0podcast to find out how you can help us to keep making this strange little audio drama.

Huxley runs away from Phillips. Old friends are remembered. New ideas are corrected. Discomfort is experienced.

This episode contains threatening language and expressions of significant discomfort. Listener discretion is advised.

Having adapted to Sector Ø, Leland is actually sent out on a real assignment. Some people are met, some social norms dissolved—and Phillips finishes Huxley’s sentences!