Brainrot Presents

There's so much love and joy and passion that I put into everything I do with this. Not an ounce of it feels forced or like I'm not trying enough. There's this part of me that just wants to talk about all those joys.

I get lonely running a show by myself. That's why I'm glad I have such a wonderful cast that stepped up and wanted to be involved. It makes things a lot easier.

Sometimes I just want to drone on about things I do with sounds to somebody, but I realize it's not everyone's cup of tea.

Check on your local sound designer.

In celebration of Black History Month, Afros & Audio will be interviewing different black creators working in podcasts every day for the entire month. Our founder @the-sassy-composer will be featured in February 11th's episode. So much podcast knowledge from some amazing creators!

Hello, friends - and welcome to our second casting call post in a month! We're extremely excited for Rites of Descendancy to finish casting, but we're ALSO looking for roles to fill for Season 4 of Syntax! All of the roles posted will be involved in both Season 4 and Season 5 of Syntax, and vary on recording times/length. As per usual, these roles will be paid depending on sponsorships, ad revenue, and Patreon income!

The PBC’s 2024 Podcast Jam is a collaborative event running from early February to May for anyone interested in creating an audio drama, both prior creators and newcomers to podcasting. Inspired by game jam events, teams of writers, voice actors, editors and artists will collaborate to create the pilot episode of a fiction podcast from start to finish, with the last weekend of the event dedicated solely to recording and editing of the episodes.

We know that, while the barrier of entry for podcasting is low, it can still be intimidating to jump into a show alone without any experience in the field. Thus, we hope this event will encourage new folks to try their hand at creating in a relatively low-stress, community-based environment, alongside giving current podcasters a fun change of pace from their ongoing shows. Though only a pilot will be created for the jam, participants are welcome and encouraged to continue their show beyond the event if so desired (we would love to have some new shows to keep up with!)

the best way I can describe hfth is a big warm hug, though sometimes the hug is a bit too tight and it might hurt a bit, but it'll loosen up again soon and be that familiar warm hug again. every episode, you are greeted by Nikignik, who will tell you about the stories of the humans, monsters and other beings who reside in the Northern Hallowoods. the cast of characters is huge and I have so much love for (almost) every single one of the characters. there's a lot of diversity and so, so much queer joy <3

For the loved ones in our lives, and the ones we miss. And the ones we dream about a future with.

(Beautiful art by @sangkalibutan on Twitter)

In celebration of Black History Month, Afros & Audio will be interviewing different black creators working in podcasts every day for the entire month. Our founder @the-sassy-composer will be featured in February 11th's episode. So much podcast knowledge from some amazing creators!

Reblogging important information without transcribing, excluding my visually impaired siblings from participating in those important conversations.

Using my last working braincell in transcribing walls of text that each person could've easily copy-pasted below making accessibility the communal effort it's supposed to be.

Just not reblogging it.

What irritates me the most is that since abled people refuse to engage with disabled communities most of you don't even consider the possibility that transcribing is a necessity, so 9 times out of 10 when someone is transcribing those bible-length screenshots, it's someone who's also disabled, just as braindead as me.

9 times out of 10 it's someone who went for option #2 despite their own impairments, when the individual abled people who posted the originals could've simply COPIED AND PASTED a small chunk of text in two seconds with little to no effort instead.

Another point I want to touch on is just how Lucille is portrayed. Usually within the media, butches -especially BIPOC ones- either fall into one of two character arcs: Asshole with a dark past, usually criminal, or One night stand. The fact that Lucille has so many layers and straight up defies both tropes is monumental.