In this episode, we play Kane and Feels, Paranormal Investigators, a new series from Skaði's Symphony. They're a production team out of the UK with a neo-noir that blends Jungian psychology with, in this case, Norse myth.In this week, Kane and Feels take on the case of "The Frozen Child".
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Radio Drama Revival is one of the internet’s longest running anthology audio drama shows, highlighting episodes from creators around the world in every niche and genre with the goal of showcasing the diversity and vitality of modern audio fiction. With every featured episode comes an in-depth interview with the creator (or creators), taking you behind the scenes into their process to find out what makes their show special.
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Folge vom 03.02.2018Kane and Feels, Paranormal Investigators - 'The Frozen Child'
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Folge vom 27.01.2018Bob Koester - 'Companions'Harry wanted to be alone, and so he was: as alone as a person can be, transmuted into tachyon particles and hurled into deepest space, with nothing but an artificial intelligence for company. He was alone, and then, gradually, he wasn't. Harry and his friend Cailyn, are commanders on distant power stations with nothing but their AIs and their correspondence for company. Harry and Cailyn receive an application that allows them to upload virtual surrogates of themselves so that they can communicate "in-person", and it's the connection forged via those surrogates that might just save the universe.
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Folge vom 20.01.2018Earbud Theater - 'The Sounds Below'This week, we're featuring Earbud Theater's "The Sounds Below", a chilling tale about a man plagued by panic and sleeplessness. Chris, unable to shake the trauma of his brother's death in a car accident, is making no headway with his therapist, and one night he goes wandering into the city, stumbling upon a strange little shop. The shopkeeper claims she sells the cure for fear. Would you buy it?
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Folge vom 13.01.2018Point Mystic - 'White Rabbit', Parts I and IIThis week, we're exploring Christopher Reynaga's Point Mystic, playing "White Rabbit, Parts I and II" from that show. Point Mystic is a fiction show done up in a narrative-nonfiction style, à la This American Life—it's about Christopher's family, and the spookiness of the town they inhabit. The White Rabbit cycle was created in collaboration with Christopher's wife, Marguerite Croft, and their son Fox—and all three of them act (quite ably) in the show.It's a fascinating mixture of nonfiction interviews and fiction segments, but presented in such a way that each supports the other, which isn't as common as you'd think.