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Dying is easy. It’s the Apocalypse that’s hard. Before the outside world devolved into a fiery pit of hell, Noel and Julia hosted a successful and wonderfully pretentious community radio show. Now their basement studio is their survival bunker, and they find themselves completely alone. With no escape and nothing left except an increasingly eclectic selection of questionable records, Noel and Julia proudly debut their new show: Is Anyone Alive Out There?. How could they create a stellar show when they really just need to survive?

A podcast about strange and mostly unfortunate stories from around the world of when humans and nature collide.

The Strewth is Out There is an actual play Monster of the Week campaign brought to you by Bloody Oath Creations. It is an anthology of mysteries set in the Australian millennium drought. Find our socials and get in touch at https://linktr.ee/bloodyoathcreations Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andie was raised in a bunker. Now, she’s setting off into the nuclear wasteland in a stolen van with some radio equipment, a sentient plant co-host and a complete lack of social skills. What could go wrong? || Hello Out There is an improvised road trip through the apocalypse, starring Lyndi Macke as Andie and Taylor Davis as Number Four.

A podcast about strange and mostly unfortunate stories from around the world of when humans and nature collide.

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A serialized horror comedy podcast mixing actual play Monster of the Week improv with classic audio drama elements such as original music and SFX. Follow three camp counselors, their friends, and their enemies for the summer of a lifetime!

'Jordan is a kind of Australian Marian Keyes, combining overdrive pace and throwaway humour with a razor intelligence and a deft, illuminating touch on darker subjects and themes . . . A sharp-eyed, engaging, endearing and ultimately optimistic story' Sydney Morning Herald 'Taps into the humour...

A man who has injured himself trying out his girlfriend's waxing treatment. The inimitable curiosity of a boy whose cactus has left his hand in a mess. More Googled self-diagnoses than one can count. These are the cases that Rudd faces daily. As hilarious as they are poignant, the memoirs showcase some of the most baffling as well as heartbreaking stories that any doctor and their patients have had to experience.