
Adam Blackwell and Amy Stirling met as graduate students in anthropology, both obsessed with studying the same dead language and long-lost culture. Their relationship was always... complicated. They were bitter rivals, ideological opposites, and even went out on a date once - though they’d really prefer if everyone forgot about that last thing, thank you very much.
Then, they became the first two ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | a year ago |
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Town History
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Failed Veins
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Written by: J. Boyd and Narrated by: Michelle Kane
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Content warning: kidnapping, forced experi... more
Episode 19. May of 2029. Roughly a month after their acquisition of Harbinger artifacts, the South Korean military finally publicly announces they are in possession of a ring of magic. It is now in the possession of Captain Soo-Jin Choi, a decorated ... more
Episode 18. The fall of 2029. As Adam comes to grips with the reality of a world with multiple magicians in it, he does his best to find the answer to the question that haunts his every waking hour: how did the ancient Harbinger Empire survive two ri... more
Episode 17. The summer of 2032. Two years after the event that led to the destruction of Boston, the world is still reeling. While Adam serves the start of a life sentence, Amy works to change the way the public views that fateful day. It is a very u... more
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Do I love the shade thrown at the current administration? Yes. But I also loved that this urban fantasy tackled the politics and power that wpuld get swept up in the fantasy. Characters are fun if you need some escapism from current events and daydream of a better tomorrow. The plot definitely got me hooked and wanting to uncover the Event for sure.
I have really enjoyed this show, but it seems to me, and I could be wrong, that with the newest episode AI was used in the writing and possibly the voice acting. I could be completely wrong and probably am completely wrong, but that’s just the vibe I got from the newest episode.
Listen from the start. It’s a twisty, intricate, complex story with complex characters who aren’t always likeable, but are always interesting. You do have to be able to follow nonlinear storytelling in order to follow the plot. I suspect some of the low ratings were due to the raters being unable to follow along.
It’s a slow start but a really compelling show once you get into it.
I really liked this audio fiction podcast. The story and the tone makes me feel nostalgic. It sounds so…. millenial (in the best way)
It‘s dark academia and magic and perfect for fall. Binge all of season one now!
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A serialized fiction podcast centers on two rival magicians-turned-global icons whose powers reshape geopolitics, technology, and personal relationships. Across recent episodes, listeners encounter political maneuvering, public crises, courtroom-style accountability, and intense relationship dynamics set against a backdrop of world-building, myth, and high-stakes ethical questions. Production quality and voice acting are frequently praised, with strong world-building, sound design, and multi-arc storytelling cited as standout traits. The show often blends romance, power struggles, and moral ambiguity, appealing to listeners who enjoy ambitious fantasy with political thriller momentum and character-driven drama.
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Recent guests on The Harbingers include:
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