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Lost in Spaces Release
We did our best, but Lost in Spaces has escaped from the cellar and into the world at large! All four episodes can be streamed now at the OfitD Youtube page, or downloaded from this SoundCloud playlist.
Don’t forget all four episodes are completely free, and occasionally quite funny!
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Everything has to start somewhere, and for us it’s Lost in Spaces! This four-part comic romp is our first foray into the world of audio drama and promises to be at least partially entertaining (I mean at least it’s free, right?).
Lost in Spaces will be published with the help of OneFootinTheDoor (https://www.facebook.com/ofitd/) on Monday the 28th May with art by Heather Charters (https://www.instagram.com/heathercharters/), completely free (for as long your ears can stand it).
‘For David and Aloone (née Alan), the chance discovery of an unmapped moon is the perfect opportunity to stretch their legs and prod the unknown. But after encountering strange apparitions on the moon’s surface, and an even stranger administrator, what starts as a jolly-jaunt planet-side soon turns into perilous journey through space, time and a small bungalow in the West Midlands.’