A spoiler driven anthology series, where there is always an elevator and someone always dies in it - but everything else is different.
The Someone Dies In This Elevator podcast is a hidden gem that I stumbled upon recently and I must say, I was thoroughly pleased with my discovery. The premise of the show is intriguing, keeping you on the edge of your seat as you wait to find out who will meet their demise in each episode. What sets this podcast apart from others is its ability to consistently deliver unexpected and varied storylines that keep you guessing until the very end. With each new episode, you never quite know what will happen next, making it a thrilling and exciting experience for listeners.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is its exceptional execution. The creative concept behind Someone Dies In This Elevator is executed flawlessly, from the writing to the production and acting. The episodes are well-crafted and engaging, drawing you into each story with their unique twists and turns. The writing is clever and keeps you hooked from start to finish, while the production value enhances the overall listening experience. The actors bring life to their characters, delivering convincing performances that allow you to become fully immersed in the world of the podcast.
However, as much as I love this podcast, there are a few aspects that could be improved upon. Firstly, although the varying storylines are exciting, there were certain episodes that didn't quite live up to my expectations. While most episodes managed to surprise me with their twists and intriguing resolutions, there were a few instances where the resolution felt lackluster or predictable. Additionally, some listeners might find it frustrating that not every character receives equal development or exploration within each episode due to time constraints.
In conclusion, Someone Dies In This Elevator is a truly unique podcast in an oversaturated market of audio fiction shows. Its ability to captivate listeners with its creative concept and provide consistently engaging episodes makes it a must-listen for any fan of fictional stories. Despite some minor flaws here and there, this podcast delivers on its promise of keeping you entertained and eagerly anticipating more content. Highly recommended for those seeking a thrilling and unpredictable listening experience.
KEL. Content warning for death. Transcript here. This microsode was written, recorded, and produced by Tal Minear. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Upstream. Content warnings for animal harm and death in an elevator. Transcript here. This microsode was written by Daisy McNamara and recorded by David Charles Dukellis. It was produced by Tal Minear. Daisy is one of the creators of Eeler's Choice. You can also hear her work on Bloody Fm and Law Of Names productions. David Charles Dukellis is an actor with a twitch channel. Check him out at heyitsdaveguy. With thanks to catadromously.tumblr.com for their wonderful salmon art. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Going Home Tomorrow. Content warning for sickness and death in an elevator. Transcript here. This episode was written by Amanda McCormack and recorded and produced by Tal Minear. Find more of Amanda's work at enfieldarts.com. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ask Your Father asks the question: What does it mean to be a family? What does it mean to be a person in that family, even if you aren't a human? The show allows us to explore concepts of human rights, the ownership of our labor, the limits we put on morality and the fight for personhood - all in the form of a sci-fi thriller. The first season is 9 episodes long and tells a complete story, but one with room to grow in unexpected directions in future seasons. Lem, a human, and Mikey, an A.I., are piloting the first ever faster than light speed ship when they find themselves twice as far as they meant to go, and without any fuel for a return flight. The two of them communicate with Earth using tiny faster-than-light-speed drives, which carry information for Mikey and questions for Lem from his kids. As they work together to solve the problem, they forge a friendship that could change the course of human history, all while trying to answer the question “how did this happen?” And more importantly… “Why?” For credits, transcripts, and more info, visit Gideon-Media.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A Letter to the King. Content warning for death in an elevator. Transcript here. This episode was written by C.C. McLoughlin. It was recorded by Devyn Boer and produced by Tal Minear. Visit ccmcloughlin.com for links to CC's social media and portfolio. You can find Devyn at devynrboer@gmail.com. Find them in the sci-fi drama Records from The Reaver as the voice of Officer Zye and in the paranormal thriller LIFEBLOOD, as the voice of Dax Kennedy. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Get Busy Living. Content warning for death in an elevator. Transcript here. This microsode was written, recorded, and produced by Lauren Tucker. Find Lauren's work at thelaurentucker.carrd.co! Check out When Tower Angels Fall at towerangelspodcast.com! Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Elevator's Hunger. Content warnings for body horror and death in an elevator. Transcript here. This microsode was written and produced by Tal Minear. It was recorded by Lou Sutcliffe. Lou is the creator of The Pantaloon Society, an audio-novella in twelve parts. It tells the tale of an ancient and clandestine society of clowns with unusual abilities and the eldritch threats they are called to investigate. It's made for people who love comedy, horror and clowns, and who enjoy stories about people who live on the edges of things. You can stay up to date on the show by following on twitter @pantaloonsoc or by searching for the Pantaloon Society wherever you get your podcasts. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Just Let Go. Content warnings for description of permanent injury, pained noises, suicidal ideation, mention of a dead body, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. This microsode was written by Nikko Goldstein. It was recorded and produced by Tal Minear. Nikko is also a sound editor and voice actor. You can find them on twitter @silentengee and listen to their one-person micros, The Little Bits. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Vertical Carriage. Content warning for death in an elevator. Transcript here. For more sword stories, check out Of The Sword, a daily sword-based, micro-fiction anthology that will run in September 2023. The episodes each feature a different, unique sword and the story surrounding it. This microsode was written and produced by Tal Minear. It was recorded by Caroline Mincks. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Ascendant Arena. Content warning for death in an elevator. Transcript here. This microsode was written, recorded, and produced by Tal Minear. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Home Body. Content warnings for gore, implied abuse, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. Shelterwood: A Suburban Gothic is crowdfunding during the month of July, 2023. Follow the upcoming audio drama on Twitter and Tumblr @shelterwoodpod, and support the show at bit.ly/shelterwoodpod. This microsode was written by Stephen Indrisano, directed by Sivan Raz, and sound designed by Brad Colbroock. It featured Virginia Spotts as Emil and and Alasdair Stuart as Raymond. Executive Produced by Tal Minear. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Duel Diligence. Content warnings for rats, animal death, violence, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. This episode was written by Lou Sutcliffe and recorded and produced by Brad Colbroock. Lou is the creator of The Pantaloon Society, an audio-novella in twelve parts. It tells the tale of an ancient and clandestine society of clowns with unusual abilities and the eldritch threats they are called to investigate. It's made for people who love comedy, horror and clowns, and who enjoy stories about people who live on the edges of things. You can stay up to date on the show by following on twitter @pantaloonsoc or by searching for the Pantaloon Society wherever you get your podcasts. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Spectral Encounter. Content warning for death in an elevator. Transcript here. This microsode was recorded and produced by Tal Minear. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A Proposal. Content warnings for choking and death in an elevator. Transcript here. This microsode was written and narrated by Maddie Girouard. Sound design by Tal Minear. Maddie is a voice actor and writer, and you can find her on twitter at @Madd_VO. Join Apollo+ through the Apollo Podcasts app or by going to apollopods.com/plus. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Endless hallways lead to endless elevators. Keep going. Rating: PG. Transcript here. This episode was written and produced by Leslie Gideon. Jessica was voiced by Leslie Gideon. Simon was voiced by Brad Colbroock. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Check out Hallway to Nowhere, a microfiction horror podcast about isolation, escape, and that which is almost familiar. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - Julius Caelevator Rating: PG. Et tu, Brutevator? This episode contains murder, betrayal, and elevators. Transcript here. This episode was written and directed by Max Kreisky. Dialogue editing by Brad Colbroock. Sound design by Tal Minear. The receptionist was voiced by Tal Minear. Bort was voiced by Stephen Indrisano. Brutusvator was voiced by Ezra J. Wayne. Mark Antovator was voiced by Rue Dickey. Julius Caelevator was voiced by Max Kreisky. The Senate of Elevators was Brad Colbroock, Tal Minear, Jenna Rose Geiser, Lauren Tucker, and Susannah Snowden-Ifft. Intro and credits read by Brad Colbroock. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
If you like Someone Dies In This Elevator, I think you'll like Forgive Me! This audio drama tells the story of Father Ben, a relatively progressive young Catholic priest who was recently reassigned to St. Patrick's, a new parish in an unnamed Upstate New York town. Each episode follows Ben into the confessional with another eccentric parishioner from around town, exploring the intertwined lives of this new community and the funny, sad, and sometimes painful experiences that come out of the Catholic experience. They're currently crowdfunding season three on Indiegogo! Head to https://igg.me/at/forgive-me-s3 to support their work. This is episode 4: Youth Participation. The episode transcript can be found here. Clara unburdens herself to Father Ben about her culpability during the Christmas Mass Incident. Produced by Rogue Dialogue Productions. Written and directed by Jack Marone and Bob Raymonda. Sound design and score by Adam Raymonda. Cast: Casey Callaghan as Father Ben. Krystal Osborne as Clara. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - As They Kiss, Consume Rating: R. These violent delights have violent ends, And in their triumph die like fire and powder, Which as they kiss consume. The sweetest honey Is loathsome in his own deliciousness, And in the taste confounds the appetite. This episode contains the willful acceptance of death, zombies, and death in an elevator. It's also just sad! You've been warned. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of this episode was for Re: Dracula, a bite-sized audio adaptation of the horror classic. The first episode airs May 3! This episode was written and directed by Tal Minear. Script editing by Jesse Schuschu. Dialogue editing by Tal Minear and sound design by Brad Colbroock. Music by Trace Callahan. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Brad Colbroock as Cameron. Tal Minear as Dakota. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - Fix it Going Forward Rating: PG. Sometimes you have to accept things as they are. This episode contains death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of this episode was for Liars & Leeches, a supernatural horror audio drama created by Hemlock Creek Productions. This show delves deep into the complicated horrors of grief, trauma, resilience, and steadfast human determination to uncover the truth. This episode was sponsored by Jasmine Sears! This episode was written by Caroline Mincks and directed by David S. Dear. Script editing by Jesse Schuschu. Dialogue editing by Cecil Hughes and sound design by Adrian McQueen Parrish. Music by Trace Callahan. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Morgan Givens as Ben. Erin Lillis as Maggie. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - For the Record Rating: PG-13. Who's ready to break a world record? This episode contains suffocation, claustrophobia, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of the episode was for Two Flat Earthers Kidnap a Freemason, a satirical dark comedy about Secret Societies and Internet Conspiracy Culture. Conspiracy loving Flat Earthers, Randy Dunning and Gayle Kruger, will do anything to make the next great viral video. They'll even kidnap a Freemason and keep him locked in their basement until he tells them what the Masons are really doing behind those closed doors... This episode was written by Jeremy Ellett and directed by Tal Minear. Script editing by Jesse Schuschu. Dialogue editing by Stephen Indrisano and sound design by A. J. Churchill. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Greg Vinciguerra as Indy. Tom Laflin as Tom. Brad Colbroock as Berger. Jenna Rose Geiser as Kate Geepers. Roanna Cruz as Nancy. Garan Fitzgerald, Avery Luna, and David J. Dixon as The Big Guys. Becca Marcus as History Major. Additional voices by Andrew Sianez-De La O, Caroline Mincks, Jeremy Ellett, Bob Raymonda, Tal Minear, ItMe!, A. R. Olivieri, Mik Koats, and Newton Schottelkotte. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - Mourn the Slaughter Rating: R. What does it mean to be a monster? This episode contains animal death, sexual harassment, misogyny, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of the episode was for Small Victories, a comedy audio drama. In Small Victories, a recently recovered drug addict tries to start her new lease on life, but too bad life has it out for her. This episode was written and directed by Mik Koats. Script editing by Jesse Schuschu. Dialogue editing by Orion Ibert and sound design by Mik Koats. Music by Samuel Winnie. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Ellis Knight as Ives. Susannah Snowden-Ifft as Elsie. Lauren Tucker as Della. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - Depths of Ocotillo Mine Rating: PG-13. Enter the depths of the mine, and find out what awaits you. This episode contains generational trauma, discussion of the loss of loved ones, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of the episode was for A Ninth World Journal, a science fantasy audio drama podcast set in the very distant future. The stories document the travels of Januae, a researcher who suffered a teleportation accident and now uncontrollably jaunts to strange places throughout the Ninth World. This episode was written by Andrew Siañez-De La O and directed by Newton Schottelkotte. Script editing by Jesse Schuschu. Dialogue editing by Nikko Golstein and sound design by Tal Minear. Scoring by Tal Minear. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Jupiter Aispuro as Rosa. Chris Magilton as Mike. Additional voices by Trevor Van Winkle, Virginia Spotts, Brad Colbroock, and Tal Minear. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - Food Sciences Rating: R. CRONCH. This episode contains discussions of animal testing, lots and lots of gore, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of the episode was for Joy To The World, an orbiting holiday audio drama. It follows Joy, an astronaut alone on the ISS, as they take calls from around the world on a lonely Christmas Eve. This episode was written and directed by Brad Colbroock. Script editing by Jesse Schuschu. Dialogue editing and sound design by Brad Colbroock. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Ester Ellis as Hugh. Newton Schottelkotte as Selar. Eli Barazza as Ursula. Brad Colbroock as Bessie. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
If you like SDITE, I think you'll like Give Me Away. This audio drama imagines: what if there was such a thing as consensual body snatchers, aliens that cohabit in the minds of willing humans. What does sharing a body look like? It incorporates the clammy shared-body fascination of Venom with the gentle comedy of All Of Me against the backdrop of a relatable contemporary social and political setting. I adore the concept of this show, and it's made by the team behind Steal The Stars, another fantastic sci-fi podcast! You can listen to Give Me Away anywhere you listen to podcasts, and find transcripts at gideon-media.com. This is episode one: Is That Thing Screaming? The screaming spaceship lands just as Graham Shapiro's life is falling apart. The world reels, and Graham makes some big decisions. Featuring Hanna Cheek, Sean Williams, Kevin R. Free, Nat Cassidy, Diana Oh, Dani Martineck, Rebecca Comtois, Alba Ponce de León, Jorge Cordova, Lori Elizabeth Parquet, and Stephanie Willing. Written by Mac Rogers, directed by Jordana Williams, sound designed by Bart Fasbender, music composed by Adam Blau, assistant directed by Marty McGuire, and produced by Cara Ehlenfeldt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - Rise Rating: PG-13. Smile, you're on camera. This episode contains the sound of a gunshot at the end of the episode, discussion of systemic inequality, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of this episode is for The Children of Room 56. In Spiritsford, The lakes have teeth. The walls have eyes. There's a hotel for ghosts in the woods. Sam Moss and her tight-knit group of friends have been investigating the mysteries of Spiritsford since they were children, and they enjoy it... until one of their own goes missing. Chip Romero has disappeared. And Sam is determined to find him. But the supernatural creatures of the town are getting increasingly malicious, and Sam's chances of actually finding her friend seem near-impossible. This episode was written by ItMe! and directed by Mik Koats. Script editing by Jesse Schuschu. Dialogue editing by Sierra Doss and sound design by Kathryn Stanley. Music by Ali Hylton. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Anthony Kluttz as Corey. Giancarlo Herrera as Jordan. Cass McPhee as Stagehand. Angel Haven Rey as Game Show Host. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - Climbing Rating: R. It's every man for himself. This episode contains violence, murder, depiction of a plague (viral transmission), and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of this episode is for Human Error. Set in an apocalyptic version of 2033, ‘Human Error' follows a young adult named Billie as they travel across South Central Texas where society has fallen to hordes of zombie-like creatures called Errors. Having lost their own family and friends to death and tragedy, Billie takes refuge with a group of other survivors seeking safety and a cure for Errors. But Billie has more in common with the Errors than they'd like to admit to their companions. This episode was written by Jesse Schuschu and directed by Ezra J. Wayne. Script editing by Colin Kelly-Rodriguez. Dialogue editing by Newton Schottelkotte and sound design by Colin Kelly-Rodriguez. Music by Ali Hylton. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Bradley Green as Marcus. Samya De Meo as Stella. Ariel Hack and Stephen Indrisano as Newscasters. Leslie Gideon as the voice of the elevator. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - The Flying Chair Rating: PG-13. Based on the true story of Anne Henriette of France. This episode contains sickness (tuberculosis), and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of this episode is for The Night Post, an audio drama podcast about the conscripted couriers of a city at odds with the ancient, arcane frontier that surrounds it. What begins as Milo's search for his missing husband becomes the couriers' journey to save themselves and uncover the secrets of the organization that chose them. This episode was written and directed by A. R. Olivieri. Script editing by Jesse Schuschu. Dialogue editing by A. R. Olivieri and sound design by Tal Minear. Music by Roshan Singh. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Beth Eyre as Anne Henriette, Evan Tess Murray as Louis-Philippe, Tau Zaman as King Louis XV, and D. J. Sulvis as Reginald. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week, we would like to introduce you to In Another Room, a podcast from Violet Hour Media. An amateur paranormal investigator gets trapped inside a notoriously haunted house, where every room she enters transports her to the last inhabitant's grisly murder. LISTENER WARNING: This program includes depictions of violence and other subject matter that may be upsetting for listeners. Please proceed with caution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - Returning Home Rating: PG-13. Returning home can mean leaving another, sometimes. This episode contains assisted suicide for an elder, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of this episode is for Party of One, an actual-play podcast focused on two-player roleplaying experiences. Every week, host Jeff Stormer sits down with friends for a two-player game to have some laughs, maybe a few tears, and a really good time. New episodes drop every Tuesday. This episode was written by D. J. Sylvis and directed by Evan Tess Murray. Script editing by Jesse Schuschu. Dialogue editing by Cole Burkhardt and sound design by Brad Colbroock. Music by Trace Callahan. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Caroline Mincks as Dolia. David S. Dear as Grey. Sena Bryer as the voice of the announcements. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
If you don't want to wait to listen to the rest of season two, I have great news! The entire season is for sale on the Apollo Podcast App. For just a few bucks, you can listen to the next 10 episodes of Someone Dies In This Elevator right now! You'll be helping to support independent audio fiction when you do. Link: www.apollopods.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - BARRAGE's Last Stand Rating: PG-13. BARRAGE is up to shenanigans. This episode contains fantasy violence, brainwashing, spiders (they are mechanical, but one is very large), and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of this episode is for Mayfair Watchers Society. The town of Mayfair is just like any other: tidy lawns and book clubs, bake sales and Sunday school. And just like any other town, Mayfair has a secret - one that everyone knows, but almost no one says: Along the bus routes and down silent wooded roads, behind the mill and at the dark end of parking lots, at the edge of the porch, just beyond the lamp light, things move in the shadows. But, Mayfair is a town like any other: and a secret like this can only stay hidden for so long. This episode was written and directed by Bob Raymonda. Script editing by Jesse Schuschu. Dialogue editing and sound design by Brad Colbroock, with some sound design assistance by Tal Minear. Music by Caleb Ritche. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Ezra J. Wayne as Shemshim. Emaline Tuck as Rhizzo. Alexander Doddy as Dublar. Tarek D Esaw, Ali Hylton, and Nick Chang as Grunts. Dallas Wheatly as Euzix. Brandon Nguyen as Balthar. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Re: Dracula is a bite-sized audio adaptation of the horror classic Dracula that's currently crowdfunding! We're taking the famous horror tale, breaking it up chronologically (every entry of this epistolary novel has a date), and sending the story directly to your podcatcher as it happens. Every time something happens to the characters, Re: Dracula will publish an episode, in as close to real time as possible. If we are successfully funded, the first episode will drop May 3, and the final episode, November 7th. Some entries will be brief, and others will be long and intense. We intend to be a faithful, text-accurate adaptation, featuring a full cast to tug on your heartstrings and sound design to keep you on the edge of your seat. We'll have content warnings at the top of each episode, and while we aim to follow the text of the novel as much as possible, we will be removing unnecessary racist asides. But primarily, we'll be looking at the novel thorough a modern day lens - not changing the text, but approaching outdated sections with nuance. In Re: Dracula, we want to experiment with grounded readings of Dracula, the sort of intimate acting that audio drama so often excels at. The show will be released for free, but those who help us fund the project will get additional perks, including ad-free episodes, a full audiobook, digital downloads, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator - Natural Causes In which Rion and Leif go to great lengths to break a curse. Rating: G. Transcript here. This episode was written and produced by Tal Minear (they/them), with original music by Ali Hylton (they/she). Leif was voiced by Felix Trench (he/him), Mara was voiced by Mo Mo O'Brien (she/her), Rakell was voiced by Leslie Gideon (she/her), and the mage was voiced by Elena Fernandez Collins (he/they/she). The voice of Rion was Tal Minear. Artwork by Tal Minear. Check out the Apollo Podcast App (and the other episodes on the creator showcase)! The rest of the season will drop every other week starting October 10! Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Greater Boston is a full-cast audio drama set in the Boston metro area, blending the real and the unreal, the historical and the fantastical. It all begins with the death of Leon Stamatis, a man so enamored with predictability that the least hint of uncertainty makes life unbearable. But by leaving the world, he has irrevocably changed it. Greater Boston is written and produced by Alexander Danner and Jeff Van Dreason, with additional writing and production by Jordan Stillman, Bob Raymonda, T.H. Ponders, Andrew Sianez-De La O, ItMe!, and Theo Wolf. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Today I'm here to recommend an audio drama I think you'll like - Where The Stars Fell - and share the first episode of it! SDITE Season Two will drop on October 10 (we pushed it back a month), but you can support our crowdfunding campaign and get the entire season on September 5. Pretty Cool! About the show: Dr. Edison Tucker is having a very weird life. Not being able to die tends to color things that way. Luckily, the strange and unusual is something of her specialty, and Ed's set her sights and wunderkind grant money on the strangest town in America: Jerusalem, Oregon. She'll certainly get her EMF Meter's worth. Between an eccentric housemate, quirky townsfolk, and the mysteries lurking just beyond the tree line, Ed's going to find the answers she's been searching for. She just might not be ready for what finds her. Episode transcript here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator is now crowdfunding season two! If you've been enjoying it show, it would mean the world to me if you can spare a few bucks to help us make it. As thanks for supporting the show, you can get a bunch of cool perks, including early episode access, show stickers, and my personal favorite - a two page ttrpg game about dying in elevators! Go to bit.ly/sdite to help pay our cast and crew. Transcript here. This episode was written and sound designed by Brad Colbroock. It was directed by Tal Minear, and features Sarah Rhea Werner as Wenar and Justin Hellstrom as Jim. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Someone Dies In This Elevator is now crowdfunding season two! If you've been enjoying it show, it would mean the world to me if you can spare a few bucks to help us make it. As thanks for supporting the show, you can get a bunch of cool perks, including early episode access, show stickers, and my personal favorite - a two page ttrpg game about dying in elevators! Go to bit.ly/sdite to help pay our cast and crew. The voice of the narrator was Josh Rubino. This sketch was written and produced by Tal Minear. Transcript: Elevators. One of the deadliest creatures known to man, notable in part for their 100% fatality rate on hit podcast Someone Dies In This Elevator. Today we're taking a closer look at them. [BEAT] But not that close. Elevators are remarkable contraptions intended for raising and lowering things to different floors or levels. But as you and both I know, they hunger for violence, lying in wait for unsuspecting passengers that soon will become their victims. Little is known about how these elevators hunt, save for the fact that no two seem to kill in the same way. Scientists speculate that this may be an intentional tactic to prevent their prey from forming defensive measures. Should you encounter an elevator in the wild, your best option is to remove yourself from the situation. Do not attempt to fight the elevator. Here we see an elevator in its natural habitat. A passenger approaches. Oh. Oh no. What are you doing? Get away from there. No, come on, don't do that. I- I can't watch this. Turn it off. Turn it off! [Music ends with a click] Just- just listen to the podcast, okay? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Skybound. Content warnings for death and illness. Transcript here. This microsode was written by Srikripa Krishna Prasad. It featured Rashika Rao as Breya and Sivan Raz as Anisa. Sound design was by Tal Minear. Sri recently sold her first short story, Rosie's Ghosts, which you can find in the online podcast and magazine Cast of Wonders, Episode 458. Otherwise, you can see what other work she puts out on her Twitter, @sriative. Psst! Find out more about our upcoming crowdfunding campaign here (and get a bonus perk when you sign up to be notified when we launch)! Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Nine Days and Twenty-One Hours. Content warnings for death, blood, malnourishment, claustrophobia, injury, and police. Transcript here. This Microsode was written by Nikko Goldstein. It was narrated by Stephen Indrisano and produced by Tal Minear. Nikko is a sound designer and dialogue editor on shows such as Dining In The Void and What Will Be Here?. They created the audio drama pilot ‘New Life', and The Little Bits, an ongoing micro podcast. Stephen Indrisano is the owner and operator of Indrisano Audio, a podcasting company! He can be found on twitter @IndrisanoAudio. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Psst! Find out more about our upcoming crowdfunding campaign here (and get a bonus perk when you sign up to be notified when we launch)! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Midnight Burger is a monthly audio drama about a diner at the end – and somehow the beginning – of the universe. It's a show I (Tal) simply adore. When Gloria took a waitressing job at Midnight Burger outside of Phoenix, she didn't realize she was now an employee of a time-traveling, dimension-spanning diner. Every day Midnight Burger appears somewhere new in the cosmos along with it's staff: a galactic drifter, a rogue theoretical physicist, a sentient old-timey radio, and some guy named Caspar. No one knows who built Midnight Burger or how it works, but when it appears there's always someone around who could really use a cup of coffee. This is the first episode, The Transdimensional Haboob. The transcript can be found here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Support the crowdfunding campaign for Afflicted now! Afflicted is a horror thriller audio drama best described as Lovecraft Country meets True Blood. If you were sad when Lovecraft Country didn't get renewed, and missed the magical world in True Blood after the series finale, then you'll love Afflicted. Season One of Afflicted is set in a small, East Texas town that suffers natural disasters that are anything but natural. Earthquakes where no active fault line exists, a tornado in a cloudless sky, a pandemic of possession–all befall the town because of a mysterious book bound in human flesh that is occupied by an evil entity.
Starlift. Content warnings for existential dread, claustrophobia, and death in space. Transcript here. This microsode was written, narrated, and produced by Trevor Van Winkle. You can find more of their work at homesteadonthecorner.com. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter
Until I Remember. Content warning for ghosts, fire, smoke, asphyxiation, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. This microsode was written, recorded, and produced by Tal Minear (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter
Let Me In, Let Me Out. Content warning for description of blood and gore, themes of anxiety, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. This microsode was written, recorded, and produced by C.S.W. (he/him), who makes a show called Incarnation Read, a horror anthology podcast full of freaky sound effects and existential dread. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter
Someone Dies In This Elevator 013 - The Easy Episode Sometimes death just isn't very exciting. Rating: PG. This episode contains depictions of stabbing and death in an elevator. Written by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Script editing by Jesse Schhuschu (they/he). Dialogue editing and sound design by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he). Executive Produced by Colin Kelly Rodriguez (he/him) and Tal Minear (they/them). Starring Newton Schottelkotte (they/them) as Percy, A. R. Olivieri (they/them) as Phil, and Tal Minear (they/them) as Clerk. Artwork by Tal Minear (they/them). Marketing by Ali Fuller (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter Someone Dies In This Elevator produced this episode with Sound Escape Productions, a profit-sharing podcast collective. Transcript below. INTRO: This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG. A warning to please take care of yourself. This episode contains depictions of stabbing and death in an elevator. Please read the show notes for more information. INT. HOTEL LOBBY. A NICE ONE. PERCY: Uh, excuse me, elevator? CLERK: Right down there. PERCY: Thank you. SFX: Percy takes off towards the elevator and pushes the call button. The doors open and he gets in. Doors close and the elevator starts moving up. SFX: Elevator comes to a stop and doors open. PHIL: Evening Percy. PERCY: Phil! Oh Phil please you don't have to- UGH! SFX: Percy has been stabbed by Phil. PHIL:Oh save it. SFX: SCHLUCK of a knife exiting Percy as he falls to the floor, quickly gasping out of breath as the elevator starts moving up. SFX: Doors open. Phil gets out. Doors shut. SFX: 10 minutes of elevator room tone pass. About three minutes in we can hear Percy's corpse fall flat from its crumpled position against the wall. SFX: Elevator descends. Door opens. CLERK: Jesus Christ! Someone call 911! CREDITS: The Easy Episode was written by Brad Colbroock. Script editing by Jesse Schhuschu. Dialogue editing and sound design by Brad Colbroock. Executive Produced by Colin Kelly Rodriguez and Tal Minear. Starring Newton Schottelkotte as Percy, A. R. Olivieri as Phil, and Tal Minear as Clerk
Ups and Downs. Content warning for ghosts and death. Transcript here. This microsode was written by Anna Stein (she/her). It was narrated by Cole Burkhardt (he/him) and produced by Tal Minear (they/them). Anna is also a visual artist, and you can find her work and buy her merch on her Redbubble store, redbubble.com/people/Rosemarycat5. Cole Burkhardt is a voice actor and sound designer. You can find all of his work at coleburkhardt.carrd.co. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter
Tell Me A Story. Content warnings for horror and discussions of death. Transcript here. This microsode was written, recorded, and produced by Tal Minear (they/them). Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter
Next Level of your Life. Content warnings for death and mentions of injury. Transcript here. This microsode was written by Resa (she/her). It was performed by Ari Delyne (they/them) and produced by Tal Minear (they/them). Resa is an online content creator, cosplayer, and blogger. You can check out her blog at www.resachiic.com and follow her on twitter, instagram, and facebook @ resachiic . Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter
Remembering Octavia. Content warnings for language, grief, and death. Transcript here. This microsode was written by Matthew R. Wright (he/him). It was performed by Emma Laslett (she/they) and produced by Tal Minear (they/them). Matthew has a YouTube channel, DARKTREEAUDIO, where he posts full-cast audio dramas on the regular. Check him out if you're a fan of Black Mirror and Tales of the Crypt. As well as acting, Emma streams games and succumbs to her own hubris every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at twitch.tv/serasent. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter
The Elevator Game. Content Warnings for death, violence, and language. Transcript here. This microsode was written by Augie Peterson (she/they). It was narrated and produced by Tal Minear (they/them). Augie is a horror writer, podcaster, and short film maker. They have a self published book, a short film, several short stories, and an audio drama anthology podcast available on their website augiepeterson.wordpress.com. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter
What Else, What Else, What Else. Content warnings for death and bad comedy. Transcript here. This microsode was written by Eddie Feeley (he/him). It was performed by Brad Colbroock (they/them/he) and produced by Tal Minear (they/them). Eddie is writer who's work can be found at discoverpods.com, among other places. He is also a performer for the Boston based improv team and podcast Comedycazi, which can be found on your podcasting platform of choice. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter
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