Echobox

Hera decided to take control of her narrative and leaves a voice memo in Echobox's inbox. For once, all Echo does is listen. // Echobox is GOSSIP GIRL meets GREEK MYTHLOGY in L.A. Echobox is a LGBTQ+ retelling of the greek myths in the world of celebrities, guided by the voice of Echo. It is a fictional retelling of ancient Greek myths. There are countless versions of these stories, with just as many cultural and linguistic nuances. For the sake of storytelling and adaptation, we've taken creative liberties and added our own flair to many of the stories. The stories and characters of Echobox are by no means the only versions nor should they be taken as the ‘correct' ones. Neither should they be taken as an accurate representation of who these deities were and are to their worshippers. Thank you for your help in remaining respectful to deities and practitioners! // Today's episode features content warnings for mentions of toxic relationships and postpartum depression. // Echobox is written and produced by the Echobox Podcast Team. This episode stars, in order of appearance, Emma K. Blakeslee as Achilles, Isabella Sales as Alex/Echo and Elizabeth as Hera. It was written by Sebastián Ponsa Nazario. Audio and sound design by Corienne Swanson, Meg McKellar and Marianna Marcon. Logo design by Lucas Eduardo Bueno and website by Andy Cerdan. // Transcripts for this episode and others can be found on our website by transcriber Maxwell Caetano. Our website also has additional in-universe content and ways to get in contact with us. Visit echoboxpod dot net or check the show notes for a link. // The music we used today was Ethernight Club and Sincerely by Kevin McLeod, licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 from creativecommons.org/by/3.0. // Echobox is created out of love for storytelling and provided at no profit to us. Your feedback is our reward! Reach out on our website or find us as echoboxpod across social media. // If you liked the episode, let us know and share with a friend! You can also drop us a review at Apple Podcasts to help us grow. We would love to hear your thoughts on it. // Thank you for listening to season 1. We will be back on 2022! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/echobox-pod/message

Everyone who Echo didn't mean to strike is falling down with each reveal Echobox brings. She wanted to bring Olympus Records down, but not like this. She can't help but wonder: is this her fault? // Echobox is GOSSIP GIRL meets GREEK MYTHLOGY in L.A. Echobox is a LGBTQ+ retelling of the greek myths in the world of celebrities, guided by the voice of Echo. It is a fictional retelling of ancient Greek myths. There are countless versions of these stories, with just as many cultural and linguistic nuances. For the sake of storytelling and adaptation, we've taken creative liberties and added our own flair to many of the stories. The stories and characters of Echobox are by no means the only versions nor should they be taken as the ‘correct' ones. Neither should they be taken as an accurate representation of who these deities were and are to their worshippers. Thank you for your help in remaining respectful to deities and practitioners! // Today's episode features content warnings for mentions of suicide attempt, homophobia and drug abuse. // Echobox is written and produced by the Echobox Podcast Team. This episode stars, in order of appearance, Isabella Sales as Alex/Echo and Emma K. Blakeslee as Achilles. It was written by Sebastián Ponsa Nazario. Audio and sound design by Corienne Swanson, Meg McKellar and Marianna Marcon. Logo design by Lucas Eduardo Bueno and website by Andy Cerdan. // Transcripts for this episode and others can be found on our website by transcriber Maxwell Caetano. Our website also has additional in-universe content and ways to get in contact with us. Visit echoboxpod dot net or check the show notes for a link. // The music we used today was Ethernight Club and Magic Scout Cottages by Kevin McLeod, licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 from creativecommons.org/by/3.0. // Echobox is created out of love for storytelling and provided at no profit to us. Your feedback is our reward! Reach out on our website or find us as echoboxpod across social media. // If you liked the episode, let us know and share with a friend! You can also drop us a review at Apple Podcasts to help us grow. We would love to hear your thoughts on it. // Thank you for listening. Until next time, dear listeners. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/echobox-pod/message

  It seems like the whole world is out there finding excuses for Zeus, and Echo is just about tired of it. She rants about how Hera is doing nothing wrong - at least not in her marriage. //  Echobox is GOSSIP GIRL meets GREEK MYTHLOGY in L.A. Echobox is a LGBTQ+ retelling of the greek myths in the world of celebrities, guided by the voice of Echo. It is a fictional retelling of ancient Greek myths. There are countless versions of these stories, with just as many cultural and linguistic nuances. For the sake of storytelling and adaptation, we've taken creative liberties and added our own flair to many of the stories. The stories and characters of Echobox are by no means the only versions nor should they be taken as the ‘correct' ones. Neither should they be taken as an accurate representation of who these deities were and are to their worshippers. Thank you for your help in remaining respectful to deities and practitioners! // Today's episode features content warnings for mentions of homophobia. // Echobox is written and produced by the Echobox Podcast Team. This episode stars, in order of appearance, Damon Alums as Zeus, Isabella Sales as Alex/Echo, Elizabeth as Hera, Ron Guan as Hermes, Juliana Gutiérrez Arango as Artemis and Sebastián Ponsa Nazario as Apollo. It was written by Isabella Sales. Audio and sound design by Corienne Swanson, Meg Mckellar and Marianna Marcon. Logo design by Lucas Eduardo Bueno and website by Andy Cerdan.  // Transcripts for this episode and others can be found on our website by transcriber Maxwell Caetano. Our website also has additional in-universe content and ways to get in contact with us. Visit echoboxpod dot net or check the show notes for a link.  // The music we used today was Ethernight Club and Magic Scout Cottages by Kevin McLeod, licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 from creativecommons.org/by/3.0. // Echobox is created out of love for storytelling and provided at no profit to us. Your feedback is our reward! Reach out on our website or find us as echoboxpod across social media. // If you liked the episode, let us know and share with a friend!  You can also drop us a review at Apple Podcasts to help us grow. We would love to hear your thoughts on it. // Thank you for listening. Until next time, dear listeners.   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/echobox-pod/message

Echobox is booming, and Echo decides to embrace it. She has been getting @s on twitter and emails with tons of questions, and it's time the people know some answers. // Echobox is GOSSIP GIRL meets GREEK MYTHLOGY in L.A. Echobox is a LGBTQ+ retelling of the greek myths in the world of celebrities, guided by the voice of Echo. It is a fictional retelling of ancient Greek myths. There are countless versions of these stories, with just as many cultural and linguistic nuances. For the sake of storytelling and adaptation, we've taken creative liberties and added our own flair to many of the stories. The stories and characters of Echobox are by no means the only versions nor should they be taken as the ‘correct' ones. Neither should they be taken as an accurate representation of who these deities were and are to their worshippers. Thank you for your help in remaining respectful to deities and practitioners! // Today's episode features content warnings for mentions of homophobia. // Echobox is written and produced by the Echobox Podcast Team. This episode stars, in order of appearance, Isabella Sales as Alex/Echo and Emma K. Blakeslee as Achilles. It was written by Corienne Swanson and Sebastián Ponsa Nazario. Audio and sound design by Corienne Swanson, Meg Mckellar and Marianna Marcon. Logo design by Lucas Eduardo Bueno and website by Andy Cerdan. // Transcripts for this episode and others can be found on our website by transcriber Maxwell Caetano. Our website also has additional in-universe content and ways to get in contact with us. Visit echoboxpod dot net or check the show notes for a link. // The music we used today was Ethernight Club and Magic Scout Cottages by Kevin McLeod, licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 from creativecommons.org/by/3.0. // Echobox is created out of love for storytelling and provided at no profit to us. Your feedback is our reward! Reach out on our website or find us as echoboxpod across social media. // If you liked the episode, let us know and share with a friend! You can also drop us a review at Apple Podcasts to help us grow. We would love to hear your thoughts on it. // Thank you for listening. Until next time, dear listeners. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/echobox-pod/message

Hera and Zeus tell the world they just had a beautiful baby girl, Hebe. they failed to mentioned how Zeus' mistress just gave birth to a beautiful baby boy, Heracles. Well, this is why Echo is here for. // Echobox is a fictional retelling of ancient Greek myths. There are countless versions of these stories, with just as many cultural and linguistic nuances. For the sake of storytelling and adaptation, we've taken creative liberties and added our own flair to many of the stories. The stories and characters of Echobox are by no means the only versions nor should they be taken as the ‘correct' ones. Neither should they be taken as an accurate representation of who these deities were and are to their worshippers. Thank you for your help in remaining respectful to deities and practitioners! // Today's episode features content warnings for mentions of homophobia, parental abuse and post partum depression. // If you like the episode, let us know and share with a friend! You can also drop us a review at Apple Podcasts to help us grow. We would love to hear your thoughts on it. // Echobox is written and produced by the Echobox Podcast Team. This episode stars, in order of appearance, Isabella Sales as Alex/Echo, Emma K. Blakeslee as Achilles and Damon Alums as Zeus. It was written by Isabella Sales. Audio and sound design by Corienne Swanson and Marianna Marcon. Logo design by Lucas Eduardo Bueno and website by Andy Cerdan. Transcripts for this episode and others can be found on our website by transcriber Maxwell Caetano. Our website also has additional in-universe content and ways to get in contact with us. Visit www.echoboxpod.net for more. Echobox is created out of love for storytelling and provided at no profit to us. Your feedback is our reward! Reach out on our website or find us as echoboxpod across social media. The music we used was: Ethernight Club by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Cottages by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Local Forecast by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ We also used sound effects from Zapsplat. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/echobox-pod/message

Zeus' older brother and lawyer for Olympus Records, Hades is not happy with the slander going on on Echobox. Granted, he is not happy about much things. Echobox dives into the past of the older brother who likes to live in the shadows. // Echobox is a fictional retelling of ancient Greek myths. There are countless versions of these stories, with just as many cultural and linguistic nuances. For the sake of storytelling and adaptation, we've taken creative liberties and added our own flair to many of the stories. The stories and characters of Echobox are by no means the only versions nor should they be taken as the ‘correct' ones. Neither should they be taken as an accurate representation of who these deities were and are to their worshippers. Thank you for your help in remaining respectful to deities and practitioners! Today's episode features content warnings for mentions of parental abuse and alcoholism // Echobox is written and produced by the Echobox Podcast Team. This episode stars, in order of appearance, Damon Alums as Zeus, Isabella Sales as Alex/Echo, Killian Willard as Narcissus and Frank Lopes as Hades. It was written by Corienne Swanson and Sebastián Ponsa Nazario. Audio and sound design by Corienne Swanson, Meg Mckellar and Marianna Marcon. Logo design by Lucas Eduardo Bueno and website by Andy Cerdan. Transcripts for this episode and others can be found on our website by transcriber Maxwell Caetano. Our website also has additional in-universe content and ways to get in contact with us. Visit www.echoboxpod.net for more. The music we used today was Ethernight Club and Magic Scout Cottages by Kevin McLeod, licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 from creativecommons.org/by/3.0. Echobox is created out of love for storytelling and provided at no profit to us. Your feedback is our reward! Reach out on our website or find us as echoboxpod across social media. If you liked the episode, let us know and share with a friend! You can also drop us a review at Apple Podcasts to help us grow. We would love to hear your thoughts on it. Thank you for listening. Until next time, dear listeners. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/echobox-pod/message

the twins have just turned 23 and Apollo celebrates his birthday by being on every gossip outlet with a breakdown at a party. Echo talks about the boy's tortured past, hints at his sexuality and talks about his sister, Artemis. // Echobox is a fictional retelling of ancient Greek myths. There are countless versions of these stories, with just as many cultural and linguistic nuances. For the sake of storytelling and adaptation, we've taken creative liberties and added our own flair to many of the stories. The stories and characters of Echobox are by no means the only versions nor should they be taken as the ‘correct' ones. Neither should they be taken as an accurate representation of who these deities were and are to their worshippers. Thank you for your help in remaining respectful to deities and practitioners! Today's episode features content warnings for mentions of drug and alcohol abuse, sex and explicit homo and biphobia. // Echobox is written and produced by the Echobox Podcast Team. This episode stars, in order of appearance, Isabella Sales as Alex/Echo, Damon Alums as Zeus, Sebastián Ponsa Nazario as Apollo, Killian Willard as Ganymede and paparazzis and Juliana Gutiérrez Arango as Artemis. It was written by Sebastián Ponsa Nazario. Audio and sound design by Corienne Swanson, Meg Mckellar and Marianna Marcon. Logo design by Lucas Eduardo Bueno and website by Andy Cerdan. // The music we used today was Ethernight Club and Magic Scout Cottages by Kevin McLeod, licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 from creativecommons.org/by/3.0. // Transcripts for this episode and others can be found on our website by transcriber Maxwell Caetano. Our website also has additional in-universe content and ways to get in contact with us. Visit www.echoboxpod.net for it, on the episodes tab. // Echobox is created out of love for storytelling and provided at no profit to us. Your feedback is our reward! Reach out on our website or find us as echoboxpod across social media. // Thank you for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/echobox-pod/message

Olympus Records just made its new deal public: Narcissus, Echo's egomaniacal ex-boyfriend who stole her songs, is the new golden boy. Echobox this week details not only Narcissus' trajectory, but the entire history Olympus Records has with beautiful young men. // Echobox is a fictional retelling of ancient Greek myths. There are countless versions of these stories, with just as many cultural and linguistic nuances. For the sake of storytelling and adaptation, we've taken creative liberties and added our own flair to many of the stories. The stories and characters of Echobox are by no means the only versions nor should they be taken as the ‘correct' ones. Neither should they be taken as an accurate representation of who these deities were and are to their worshippers. Thank you for your help in remaining respectful to deities and practitioners! Today's episode features content warnings for mentions of drug abuse, overdosing, homophobia and revenge porn. // Echobox is written and produced by the Echobox Podcast Team. This episode stars, in order of appearance, Isabella Sales as Alex/Echo, Killian Woolard as Narcissus and Emma K. Blaskelee as Achilles. It was written by Isabella Sales and Sebastián Ponsa Nazario. Audio and sound design by Corienne Swanson, Meg Mckellar and Marianna Marcon. Logo design by Lucas Eduardo Bueno and website by Andy Cerdan. // Transcripts for this episode and others can be found on our website by transcriber Maxwell Caetano. Our website also has additional in-universe content and ways to get in contact with us. Visit www.echoboxpod.net to check them out! // Music: Ethernight Club and Magic Scout Cottages Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ // Echobox is created out of love for storytelling and provided at no profit to us. Your feedback is our reward! Reach out on our website or find us as echoboxpod across social media. If you liked the episode, let us know and share with a friend! You can also drop us a review at Apple Podcasts to help us grow. We would love to hear your thoughts on it. Thank you for listening. Until next time, dear listeners. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/echobox-pod/message

Echobox has reached many more people than Echo could ever have anticipated. She schedules a zoom call with Hermes, son of Zeus and PR of the Olympus Records. // Echobox is a fictional retelling of ancient Greek myths. There are countless versions of these stories, with just as many cultural and linguistic nuances. For the sake of storytelling and adaptation, we've taken creative liberties and added our own flair to many of the stories. The stories and characters of Echobox are by no means the only versions nor should they be taken as the ‘correct' ones. Neither should they be taken as an accurate representation of who these deities were and are to their worshippers. Thank you for your help in remaining respectful to deities and practitioners! Today's episode features content warnings for mentions of alcohol. Echobox is written and produced by the Echobox Podcast Team. This episode stars, in order of appearance, Isabella Sales as Alex/Echo and Ron Guan as Hermes. It was written by Sebastián Ponsa Nazario. Audio and sound design by Corienne Swanson, Meg Mckellar and Marianna Marcon. Logo design by Lucas Eduardo Bueno and website by Andy Cerdan. Transcripts for this episode and others can be found on our website by transcriber Maxwell Caetano. Our website also has additional in-universe content and ways to get in contact with us. Visit www.echoboxpod.net for more Music: Ethernight Club and Magic Scout Cottages Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ If you liked the episode, let us know and share with a friend! You can also drop us a review at Apple Podcasts to help us grow. We would love to hear your thoughts on it. If you liked the episode, let us know and share with a friend! We would love to hear your thoughts on it. Thank you for listening. Until next time, dear listeners --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/echobox-pod/message

Echo has just about had it with the Olympus Records and everyone involved in it. She is about to spill the tea - and being Zeus assistant, she has a lot of it. Echobox is a fictional retelling of ancient Greek myths. There are countless versions of these stories, with just as many cultural and linguistic nuances. For the sake of storytelling and adaptation, we've taken creative liberties and added our own flair to many of the stories. The stories and characters of Echobox are by no means the only versions nor should they be taken as the ‘correct' ones. Neither should they be taken as an accurate representation of who these deities were and are to their worshippers. Thank you for your help in remaining respectful to deities and practitioners! Today's episode features content warnings for mentions of drug abuse, parental abuse and sexualization of minors. Echobox is written and produced by the Echobox Podcast Team. This episode stars, in order of appearance, Isabella Sales as Alex/Echo. It was written by Isabella Sales. Audio and sound design by Corienne Swanson and Marianna Marcon. Logo design by Lucas Eduardo Bueno and website by Andy Cerdan. Transcripts for this episode and others can be found on our website by transcriber Maxwell Caetano. Our website also has additional in-universe content and ways to get in contact with us. Visit www.echoboxpod.net/episodes/ to check them out. Music: Ethernight Club and Magic Scout Cottages Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Echobox is created out of love for storytelling and provided at no profit to us. Your feedback is our reward! Reach out on our website or find us as echoboxpod across social media. If you liked the episode, let us know and share with a friend! We would love to hear your thoughts on it. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/echobox-pod/message

Alex just saw her boyfriend, Narcissus, at Olympus Records. He was talking with her boss - Zeus Olympus himself. // transcript @ https://echoboxpod.net/s01e00-teaser/ Music: Ethernight Club and Magic Scout Cottages Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/echobox-pod/message