At the Penumbra, you might follow Juno Steel, a brooding, sharp-witted private eye on Mars, as he tangles with an elusive homme fatale, tracks dangerous artifacts of an ancient alien civilization, and faces his three greatest fears: heights, blood, and relationships.
Or you might enter the world of the Second Citadel, where the merciless Sir Caroline must corral a team of emotionally distraught a... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 196 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsFictionScience FictionPerforming Arts |
Can't Tear My Eyes From You, Chapter 6: Sexy Singles In Your Area
The forest reveals itself. Two new contestants are introduced and the next challenge begins.
Cast:
Marge Dunn as Raine Randolph
Amanda Egbu as Georgia Whittaker
Josephine Moshiri... more
Can't Tear My Eyes From You, Chapter 5: Out There in the Hills
After the results of "The Newlywed Maim," the contestants decide to take drastic action.
Cast:
Marge Dunn as Raine Randolph and Suspect 2
Amanda Egbu as Georgia Whittaker
Eleanore Ch... more
Can't Tear My Eyes From You, Chapter 4: Duck!
The contestants play "The Newlywed Maim."
Cast:
Marge Dunn as Raine Randolph
Amanda Egbu as Georgia Whittaker
Eleanore Cho Fellerhoff as Holliday Murdock and Mom
Joshua Ilon as Dennis Cruz and the C... more
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Extremely well-written, stunningly acted and expertly produced stories. Adored the Juno Steel arc, still making my way through the others, and on my way to join the paid supporters so that I can read through their transcripts.
I don’t have a lot of patience for a certain kind of character, and Juno just came off as too snarky and sour for my liking
By far my favourite podcast I have listened to so far. I even cried in the last episode. I got so attached to these characters. Really enjoyed how complex their personalities were just like real life. I'm no expert but just seems to be such clever well thought out writing that you can't help but get emotionally involved with this podcast.
Hands down, this is the best narrative podcast I have listened to. It’s got compelling characters, well developed stories and settings, and superb acting and sound design. I do wish some of the episodes had better volume control because there is quite a bit of variation sometimes, but that is a very minor issue for such a fantastic creative work.
I love stories that give you all of the entertainment and just a little piece of the big puzzle in each episode. This is it. It’s partially detective noir - but millennia into the future, on mars, and considerably less hetero. It’s also fantasy, with knights and monsters - but fun! (And also considerably less hetero.)
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The content centers around immersive audio dramas featuring richly developed characters and intricate storytelling. Notable series include Juno Steel, a sharp-witted private investigator navigating personal demons on Mars, and the Second Citadel, which follows knights dealing with love and loyalty against a backdrop of fantastical monsters. The recent addition of Thirst offers a satirical look at a dystopian reality TV competition where interpersonal relationships are tested due to perilous challenges. Each episode blends elements of sci-fi, romance, and psychological tension, making for a unique listening experience packed with humor, heart, and emotional depth. The distinctive blend of genres and engaging character arcs stands out, drawin... more
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