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Featuring music by Wu-Tang Clan producer, "Cilvaringz", comes the new scripted podcast, "Five Deadly Rebels", that is the kung fu classic film, "Five Deadly Venoms", meets the Gangster genre, meets Science Fiction, written and hosted by Goodreads acclaimed author, Ian Tuason, winner of a 2016 Watty Award, the world’s largest online writing competition. From the five boroughs come five rebels of society—the gangster, the hustler, the raider, the gambler, the corrupt—each gifted with superhuman powers, each mastering an ancient martial art discipline—judo, kendo, muay Thai, karate, kung...

In the aftermath of a fractured world, humanity survives by accepting control. Cities rise where nature has failed. Systems replace freedom. Survival comes at the cost of memory, emotion, and choice. In this carefully maintained balance, most people move forward without questions — until something begins to break. Unexplained lapses of consciousness ripple through the population. People stop mid-motion. Words vanish from their mouths. Time seems to fold in on itself. Authorities dismiss the phenomenon as harmless, temporary, irrelevant. But for those who witness it — or experience it — ...

Rebel Daydreams is a nearly award-winning queer sketch comedy podcast, delivering the best absurd humor in the Milky Way Galaxy (but not the Virgo Supercluster). From our expert thespians who have sometimes acted since high school, to our mentally ill script writer, to the more-than-one-sound-effect in a show, Rebel Daydreams will delight you with jaw-dropping subversive hijinx. To make our audio comedy even better, we now sporadically record more than one take. Can you believe it???We don't just have gay comedy and lesbian comedy. We have comedy for every letter in the LGBTQIA+ alphabet. And ...

October, 1983. There’s a monster lurking in Hawkins, Indiana. Chewing people up, spitting them out, changing them in terrible ways. Yet for some reason, everyone is acting like it's all perfectly normal. Except for Robin Buckley. She alone knows exactly what this monster’s name is: Hawkins High School. Starring Maya Hawke as Robin and Sean Maher as her favorite teacher, Mr. Hauser, Surviving Hawkins is the podcast companion to the YA novel, Stranger Things: Rebel Robin, by A.R. Capetta. Written and Directed by Lauren Shippen.