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Publisher |: Austin Flynn

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Books,; Drama,; Fiction,; Short Stories

Categories Via RSS |: Arts,; Books,; Performing Arts

Page is a storytelling podcast designed to connect listeners to new and unique voices in the fiction world. Each month, Page takes original short fiction from emerging authors and produces it as audio dramas, complete with narration, voice acting, music, and sound effects. Enjoy author interviews, discussions, and publishing advice each month as well.

People |: Austin Flynn
Country Of Origin |: USA
Produced In |: Indianapolis, IN
Premiere Date |: 2018-02-25
Related Hashtags |: #amwriting,; #audiodrama,; #PodernFamily,; #writerslife
Frequency |: Periodic
Explicit |: Yes

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21 Available Episodes (21 Total) / Average duration: 00:31:28

Date Duration Most Reviewed Highest Rated

21 Available Episodes (21 Total)Average duration: 00:31:28

Aug 15, 2018

00:56:40

We sit down to talk craft and life with Stephen Dudas, author of Ultrasound, In the Wake of Balderdash, and Simon and the Boogeyman.

Steve's chapbook, An August Nightmare, is available from Prolific Press.

Page intro music: “As Colorful As Ever” by Broke for Free

Follow Page on Twitter and Instagram(@page_podcast) and Facebook (Page: New Voices In Fiction - podcast) for updates on the show.

All episodes are available on our website (www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast) or on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, or any podcast app.

Page is currently accepting story submissions for Fall episodes. Visit www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast/submissions for more details!

Aug 01, 2018

00:13:41

In this first piece, Dudas explores the excitement, anxiety, and challenges of being a father-to-be.

Written and performed by Stephen Dudas

Page intro music: “As Colorful As Ever” by Broke for Free

Soundtrack from freemusicarchive.com: “Somber Heart” by Lee Rosevere, “Rain Suite” by Livio Amato, “Meekness” by Kai Engel

Sound effects from freesound.org

Follow Page on Twitter and Instagram(@page_podcast) and Facebook (Page: New Voices In Fiction - podcast) for updates on the show.

All episodes are available on our website (www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast) or on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, or any podcast app.

Page is currently accepting story submissions for Fall episodes. Visit www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast/submissions for more details!

Aug 01, 2018

00:10:07

The most whimsical apocalypse you’ll experience, In the Wake of Balderdash explores the end times from multiple perspectives, each grander and more imaginative than the last.

Written and performed by Stephen Dudas

Page intro music: “As Colorful As Ever” by Broke for Free

Soundtrack from freemusicarchive.com: “Lean” by Adrianna Krikl, “Stepping Out of the Grotto” by Fourmi, “Comfy” by Ryan Andersen, “Sopor” by Kai Engel, “Building the Sled” by Blue Dot Sessions, “Fluid Dreams” by Daniel Birch

Sound effects from freesound.org

Follow Page on Twitter and Instagram(@page_podcast) and Facebook (Page: New Voices In Fiction - podcast) for updates on the show.

All episodes are available on our website (www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast) or on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, or any podcast app.

Page is currently accepting story submissions for Fall episodes. Visit www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast/submissions for more details!

Aug 01, 2018

00:20:04

In this final piece, Dudas peers through the thin veil between humans and monsters, revealing the uncomfortable truth that the two are sometimes indistinguishable.

Written and performed by Stephen Dudas

Page intro music: “As Colorful As Ever” by Broke for Free

Soundtrack from freemusicarchive.com: “The Conjuring” by Alex Mason, “Our Names Engraved” by Blue Dot Sessions, “Lost Souls” by Alex Mason, “Paranormal” by Alex Mason

Sound effects from freesound.org

Follow Page on Twitter and Instagram(@page_podcast) and Facebook (Page: New Voices In Fiction - podcast) for updates on the show.

All episodes are available on our website (www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast) or on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, or any podcast app.

Page is currently accepting story submissions for Fall episodes. Visit www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast/submissions for more details!

Jul 18, 2018

00:48:06

This month’s Epilogue features an interview with “Dust Boy” author Haley Malin, who discusses her writing influences, the importance of character in storytelling, and the impact of roleplaying games on her craft. You can connect with Haley on Twitter at @haleycmalin.

Page: New Voices In Fiction intro theme: “As Colorful As Ever” by Broke for Free

Follow Page on Twitter (@page_podcast) and Facebook (Page: New Voices In Fiction - podcast) for updates on the show.

All episodes are available on our website (www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast) or on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, or any podcast app.

Page will be accepting submissions for Fall episodes during the first two weeks of each month. Visit www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast/submissions for more details!

Jul 04, 2018

00:21:28

In 1930s Oklahoma, a boy named Eliot tries to make the most of the time between dust storms. But with a father long gone to Tulsa, a sister recently deceased, a despondent mother whose faith borders on delusion, and a future as bleak as the horizon, Eliot struggles to be the man he knows his family needs.

Written by Haley C. Malin

Narrated by Amy Flynn

Ma: Julia Phipps

Eliot: Austin Flynn

Page intro music: “As Colorful As Ever” by Broke for Free

Music from Kai Engel: “Hopes and Dreams,” “Evermore,” “Tumult,” “Daemones,” “Rejecting the Sirens,” “When the World Falls Down”

Find out more about Kai Engel at engel.com/">https://www.kai-engel.com/

Sound effects from freesound.org

Follow Page on Twitter (@page_podcast) and Facebook (Page: New Voices In Fiction - podcast) for updates on the show.

All episodes are available on our website (www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast) or on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, or any podcast app.

Page will be accepting submissions for Fall episodes during the first two weeks of each month. Visit www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast/submissions for more details!

Jun 20, 2018

00:49:36

On this month's Epilogue, Austin and Josh sit down with "Whisper" author Bret Nye to discuss the inspiration for the story and the drastic revisions he made to the original work.

Page intro music: "As Colorful As Ever" by Broke for Free

Follow Page on Twitter (@page_podcast) and Facebook (Page Podcast) for updates on the show.

All episodes are available on our website (www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast) or on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, or any podcast app.

Page will be accepting submissions for Fall episodes during the first two weeks of each month. Visit www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast/submissions for more details

Jun 06, 2018

00:46:16

In a lonesome apartment in Southern Ohio, secrets and wonders lie in wait. Mourners and wandering souls come and go, looking for answers. But all good things come with a price, and eventually, everyone must pay up.

NSFW: Language

The Lost: Josh Eal

Driscoll: Gus McKinney

The Friend: Austin Flynn

The Woman: Julie Garringer

Page Intro Theme: “As Colorful As Ever” by Broke for Free

Music:

“Difference” by Kai Engel

“Machinery” by Kai Engel

“Into Oblivion” by Parvus Decree

“Going Back” by Parvus Decree

“The Unborn” by Parvus Decree

Sound effects from The Basement Cast

Follow Page on Twitter (@page_podcast) and Facebook (Page Podcast) for updates on the show.

All episodes are available on our website (www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast) or on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, or any podcast app.

Page will be accepting submissions for Fall episodes during the first two weeks of each month. Visit www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast/submissions for more details

May 16, 2018

01:00:16

In this month’s Epilogue, we sit down with Brandon Salkil, author of The Gloom Chronicles: Morbid Atrocities, to discuss his horror inspirations, writing journey, VHS collection, and much more.

We are also joined by indie horror filmmaker Dustin Mills, whose movies include Puppet Monster Massacre, Skinless, Easter Casket, and Her Name Was Torment. Dustin can be found on Facebook under Dustin Wayde Mills and through his Patreon.

Page intro music: “As Colorful As Ever” by Broke For Free

Follow Page on Twitter (@page_podcast) and Facebook (Page Podcast) for updates on the show.

All episodes are available on our website (www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast) or on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, or any podcast app.

Page will be accepting submissions for Fall episodes during the first two weeks of each month. Visit www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast/submissions for more details!

May 02, 2018

00:49:25

Morbid, PA is dying. Savage monsters and vengeful demons are commonplace in the ruined town, and the citizens can do little more than sit idly in a state of grim complacency. Until, that is, Victoria Gloom arrives and vows to show the people of Morbid what iron-fisted justice looks like. With the help of reporter Alan Feeble, Victoria must confront the horrors that haunt the town before they draw it and its people toward a fate worse than death.

NSFW: Language, Violence

Narrator: Amy Flynn

Victoria Gloom: Julia Phipps

Alan Feeble: Adam Phipps

Brutus: Gus McKinney

Bolga: Austin Flynn

Madeline Murkwood: Amy Flynn

Townsfolk: Josh Eal, Nathaniel Fodrea, Austin Flynn, Gus McKinney

Page Intro Theme: “As Colorful As Ever” by Broke for Free

Music:

“Now I Will Destroy the World” by ROZKOL

“Everybody Relax, I’m Here” by ROZKOL

“Go then, there are other worlds than these” by ROZKOL

“Caeli” by Kai Engel

“Immanence” by Kai Engel

“Her Presence is Strong Here” by Parvus Decree

“Claire de Lune Orchestral” by Podington Bear

Sound effects from Adobe Creative Suite

Follow Page on Twitter (@page_podcast) and Facebook (Page Podcast) for updates on the show.

All episodes are available on our website (www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast) or on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, or any podcast app.

Page will be accepting submissions for Fall episodes during the first two weeks of each month. Visit www.thebasementcast.com/pagepodcast/submissions for more details

Aug 15 | 00:56:40

Epilogue: Poetry by Stephen Dudas

Aug 01 | 00:13:41

Ultrasound

Aug 01 | 00:10:07

In the Wake of Balderdash

Aug 01 | 00:20:04

Simon and the Boogeyman

Jul 18 | 00:48:06

Epilogue: Dust Boy

Jul 04 | 00:21:28

Dust Boy

Jun 20 | 00:49:36

Epilogue: Whisper

Jun 06 | 00:46:16

Whisper

May 16 | 01:00:16

Epilogue: The Gloom Chronicles: Morbid Atrocities

May 02 | 00:49:25

The Gloom Chronicles: Morbid Atrocities

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