Grandeur is a fictional, inspirational short story. A woman questions the history of a candlestick which leads her on her own quest to find grandeur in her life. 

An East London Sweet Shop is a fictional, inspirational short story. A childhood memory of a sweetshop at the end of an East London Street becomes the setting for a lesson in manifestation. 

The 'Photograph' is a short fictional story in the spirituality/inspirational genre. 

A photograph captures a moment. But what did it miss? The emotions behind the eyes. The thoughts of the person holding the camera. The lives unfolding just outside the frame. 

This episode explores the idea that our waking life is like a photograph, vivid, real and radically incomplete. And that in our dreams, we see everything the frame left out. 

An original immersive audio story with music, sound design and voice performances. 

Somewhere between legend and self-discovery lies The Sages of Atlantis. ‘What The Sages Knew’ is a short fictional story that asks a simple question: what do we sacrifice without realising it, and what ancient wisdom might help us see it clearly?
A bite-sized spiritual story for anyone who has ever felt lost, off-balance, or quietly disconnected from themselves. Uplifting, reflective, and rooted in timeless wisdom, this is storytelling for the soul.

Vulture Facade is a fictional series broken into three short episodes. It is inspired by the idea that sometimes we can create a false identity for ourseles and attach to it as a form of protection to the outside world. 

In episode 3, which is the final episode in the series, characters Benny and Clarissa discover how their facades are hurting them.

Vulture Facade is a fictional series broken into short episodes. It is inspired by the idea that sometimes we can create an identity for ourselves and attach to it as a form of protection to the outside world.

Episode 2 looks at how the character Lola discovers the identity she is creating.

Vulture Facade is a fictional series broken into short episodes. It is inspired by the idea that sometimes we can create an identity for ourselves and attach to it as a form of protection to the outside world.

Birthday Blues is a short fictional, inspiration story that reflects on societal biases about aging and how they can effect us. It explores adopted  beliefs and how if left unchallenged, they can be harmful in preventing us from reaching our true creative potential.

Blue Island is a fictional short story. It was inspired by the teachings of the Seth Material by Jane Roberts. The story explores the concept of probable lives and non linear time. 

'Curiosity Streets' is a short fictional story that through the characters gives advice to people who feel like they are stuck in a rut.