
The Folium Diary begins as the playful audio journal of Cherie Hazzard, a brilliant, elusive young woman documenting her “internship” with a mysterious project called the Folium. Through books, banter, flirtation, philosophy, and small-town drama, Cherie gradually reveals that the diary itself is part of a larger performance: an attempt to introduce a long-term social vision rooted in ecological w... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 128 | Founded | a year ago |
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Celebrating our first anniversary with an ai-generated jingle more doo-wop than barbershop, but that's how we roll 🎶
Thanks Ethan 🤖
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"Reduce, Reuse, Recycle" - an appealing mantra!
Celebrating our first anniversary by recycling Page 1 ♻️
Thank you Isabella Doherty, Sofia Puen, Samantha Church, Laurel Machak, Elahe, Alex Pontois, Joyce Lancaster, Todd Parker, Stephen Ulrich, and ... more
The Folium Foundation is proud to present:
Helen Hazzard and the Dreamers
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• 10/15 Stuart spins a spooky yarn from the Grand Lodge Theater.
• 11/15 Something about cats 🐈 people like cats.
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MacBeth wasn't too happy about me taking her picture - can you tell? 😅
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Each episode is a short creative dialogue. Sometimes it’s a little preachy, but still interesting nonetheless. I don’t see a plot though, which leaves me confused. Guess I’m taking it one standalone episode at a time.
8MONTH UPDATE: I can’t anymore. 100% lost the plot and am just annoyed with every episode.
Would love to be supportive of this podcast but the use of AI voices taints it.
I wanted to like this! It seems like a cool daily update. It’s too short and doesn’t really go anywhere. It’s a 20 something who is written like a 14 year old in a hotel room on some special school project. You’ll think the company will be some cool drama. Nope, almost done and nothing really happens so far.
It also runs about 2 minutes after the introduction so you don’t get much room for forward movement and it shows. There is some teen level relationships, but those stories are also extreme... more
Each episode is a short creative dialogue. Sometimes it’s a little preachy, but still interesting nonetheless. I don’t see a plot though, which leaves me confused. Guess I’m taking it one standalone episode at a time.
Completely original and unexpected. Mundane and sublime. Intriguing and intelligent. Enough said?
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Short, vignette-driven episodes blend diary-like storytelling with larger speculative concepts, focusing on ecological wisdom, communal governance, and affectionate anarchy. Recurring themes include mystery, identity, and how small-town settings become stage for broader social experiments, often through conversations, diary entries, and episodic quests. Notable quirks include a mix of fictional narrative, meta-commentary, and occasional guest transmissions that broaden the Folium world, creating a distinctive, poetic approach to world-building that can appeal to listeners who enjoy character-driven mysteries and philosophical musings.
What stands out: a playful, collage-like format that pairs intimate storytelling with long-term social ide... more
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