Hannahpocalypse

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Hey Listener, Damian here... and it's feed drop day! So while I’m deep in the writing room on Scarlett and Hannahpocalypse Season 3, we’re dropping something special to keep you occupied in the meantime. When I first stumbled into modern audio drama, The Amelia Project was one of my very first listens- and the one that set the bar for me. Picture, if you will, a clandestine agency that fakes your death so that you can slip away and start fresh. Their clients range from cult leaders to maverick entomologists- each more delightfully bizarre than the last. I mean what if there was such an agency? What if there was an organization that could make it actually happen? Disappear you in a big way so that nobody would ever come looking for you.  I know that if I were staging my own big exit, I’d want a proper flourish… and I know that Amelia would get the job done right. I still remember the first time I hit play- floored by the sound design and the simple elegance of the show's execution: Interview style. The hushed office ambience, the clink of cups, that electric possibility of vanishing. It’s as dark and rich as cocoa and as silly as the sudden and unexpected reappearance of a missing Malteser. A perfect blend of comedy and mystery. If you like Dirk Gently’s oddball logic or Monty Python’s twisted wit, you’re going to live for this. Or die for it. Who am I to judge? And don’t let the anthology format fool you: there’s an overarching plot that drags you back to The Amelia Project’s secret origins across the ages. So do yourself a favour: start at Episode 1, binge the archive. It’ll keep you busy for awhile. Find The Amelia Project wherever you get your podcasts or hit ameliapodcast.com for more details. Alright, back to writing for me. Stay alive out there in whatever passes for our own dystopian version of the Wild Wasteland... and hey, consider giving Amelia a call if you need to get away. Enjoy the show, Listener. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scarlett: Reliquary of Souls is a new show from the creators of Hannahpocalypse & Cybernautica. A bold, new gothic audio thriller about gods, grief, and the ones who fight because no one else will. Crowdfunding now until July 14th on Kickstarter! Starring Amanda Hufford as Scarlett Velasco and Allanah Fitzgerald as Anne Sagona. Featuring music from Chelsea Wolfe, Emma Ruth Rundle and Secession Studios. Learn more about the show and rewards for backing the project here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2019418062/scarlett-reliquary-of-souls or by following the path at https://www.redfathom.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

INTRODUCING- Dungeons & Drimbus: City of Jerry Dive inside 21 year old Jerry Terrell, in an Osmosis Jones inspired microscopic action adventure: City of Jerry! The fifth season of Actual Play comedy podcast, Dungeons & Drimbus brings it all: mystery, action, drama, and dumb dumb goofs in their tiniest season yet. The adventure kicks off amidst Jerry’s 21st birthday as Agents of Immunity work to keep him safe. Join new-to-the-field neuron Asa Dendrite, grizzled-and-grouchy vaccine Quentin Quarantino, freshly-popped-allergy-pill Sergeant Benedict Dryll, and muscle-man-extraordinaire Tim Glutus as they sleuth about to discover what’s really going on in the City of Jerry. All played on the bespoke City of Jerry hack of the Mischief TTRPG! Like all Drimbus seasons, City of Jerry is a standalone adventure in the Drimbus universe with full immersive sound design, big action scenes, and even bigger personalities. The cast of professional actors bring their comedy A-game, plenty of heart, and only occasional outrage at the horrors inflicted on them. You can find and listen to Dungeons & Drimbus HERE⁠, or by searching for Dungeons & Drimbus on any of your favorite podcast platforms. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Proudly Introducing: This House Will Devour You: If you’re into slow-burn horror, unsettling old houses, creeping dread, and maybe a touch of doomed romance. It’s called This House Will Devour You. A gothic tale set in 1920s Ireland and England, told masterfully through letters between two lovers, Jon and Elizabeth, as they get tangled up in murder, madness, and the lingering grip of dead gods. Find 'This House Will Devour You' wherever you listen to podcasts or by following this handy LINK Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices