No, not that kind of doctor

What are your favorite disabled audio drama characters? I'll start-

Eisen Iyer, @kingmakerpod

The analyst, @sinkholepodcast

Bet, Seen and Not Heard

And for my own shows/episodes:

@eelerschoice Merry, Nama and Prin are all disabled (vision impaired, amputee, and neurodivergent respectively)

Mayfair Watchers Society- Morgan in Water Damage is physically disabled and uses crutches, Wren in Lost Media has severe memory issues.

@thegospelofhaven will have a bunch of disabled characters in season 2 but the season isn't out yet!

Some more shows with disabled rep that I haven't listened to yet (soon!)

Apocalypse Radio, This Address Does Not Exist, Dustwalker, Where the Stars Fell, Mystic Prairie, and Station Blue.

200 years ago, the world ended.

Cast & Crew

Rachel Pierce was played by Nhea Durousseau.

Naomi Henderson was played by Bailey Wolfe.

Shiloh Crane was played by Kale Brown.

Zaley Allen was played by Jordan Cobb.

Written, directed, edited and produced by Daisy McNamara.

Sound design was by Derrick Valen.

Music was by Dana Creasman.

Art by Kalgalen- find their work HERE: https://www.kalgalen.com/

Eeler’s Choice @eelerschoice

I caught up with the first three episodes of S2 recently and I’m having a GREAT time. I made some notes in my notes app while I was listening that aren’t very comprehensive, but my favourites are “the ddaaanncceee!!!” and “have a kipper and maybe then you’ll calm down.”

I also thoroughly enjoyed that scene with Sawbones and Acaster. I had the absolute joy of being in that recording session, and Mike and Rhys are both so fantastically talented but also absolutely terrible (affectionate). The way they riff off each other is so fun and I get the feeling there’s plenty more of that to look forward to this season.

The Twelvelms Conspiracy @twelvelms

Oooooh this show is the absolute highlight of my month and god did this episode come with intrigue. I am VERY worried about our favourite Tortured Boy, but at least glad to get confirmation that he’s still out there. Also I’ll be thinking about that forehead touch all month. Just so you know.

I have some THEORIES about what’s happening but I’m gonna keep 🤐 in case I’m so wrong it’s embarrassing.

I also started giggling to myself at one point in the midst of this very serious and emotional episode, and in my notes app I’ve just written “cyan? I hardly know ‘im!” as an explanation.

Dominus @dominuspod

I know I’m late to this but my GOD this pilot was everything it was promised to be. Anyone who’s listened to any Tell No Tales knows I’m WEAK for a bit of Catholicism in my storytelling, so I was predisposed to enjoy this, but it still managed to surpass expectations. The voice acting is phenomenal (I did actually get a bit jumpscared by some of the voices, for reasons that ranged from ‘hey that’s my friend!’ to ‘hey that’s… disco Elysium??”, but everyone’s so talented that it didn’t bring me out of the story for long) and the soundscaping is gorgeous and eerie.

I am now casting for my audio drama, The Weavers! There are 9 roles available, all of them paid.

The Weavers are not your usual crafters. These people belong to a secret international order that uses their mystical crafting abilities to fight supernatural evil. Listen as this Minnesotan branch of Weavers battle a rising force that could blanket the world in darkness. The Weavers is a supernatural action audio drama with a Minnesota twist.

This casting call is for all of season 1. There are 9 roles available: 5 main characters, and 4 minor characters. Each character has their own tab in this document, with description and lines.

This is a paid production, personally funded by me, and I am paying what I am able.

Instructions, roles, and lines are on this Google Doc.

Süleyman meets a kindly grandfather and investigates a terrible crime.

This episode was written by @gemaydin and edited & sound designed by @doctorloup

Süleyman was played by @gemaydin

The Old Grandfather with the White Beard was played by @bullshotuk

Turkish cultural consultation by Defne Gölge Yazıcıtunç.

In Turkish media, he usually is an elder guy that appears in your dreams and gives you fortune game answers like lottery letters, horse name for horse racing, football (or soccer) betting scores, etc.

I think one of the most notable aksakallı dede in Turkish media is from the most famous Turkish sitcom, Leyla ile Mecnun (a modern retelling of Layla and Majnun). He is played by Köksal Engür (may he rest in peace) and when you try to look pictures of aksakallı dede, he is the one who appears the most.

Oil wrestling is a real thing that happens here. One of my (not first) uncles is an ex-wrestler in that category. If my memory serves me right, it was only when Turks conquered Anatolia and Rumelia that they have started to do this as a "national" sport. "Wrestler(s)" are called "pehlivan(lar)" and they go into the field called "er meydanı" (male arena) to wrestle together. They wear kispet (the very tight leather shorts/capris?) and they oil their bodies.

The reason why I have chosen oil wrestling as the "dream" is because the sport itself is very.... physical. Your body is literally lubricated with oil and you're trying to pin down your opponent. If you search for pictures, you might see men groping each other's asses inside of the kispet as that place might not be that well oiled up, hence, you'll have a better grip. This is one of the most masculine / heteronormative sports here as it gets as it proves your strength over another man.

Süleyman meets a kindly grandfather and investigates a terrible crime.

This episode was written by @gemaydin and edited & sound designed by @doctorloup

Süleyman was played by @gemaydin

The Old Grandfather with the White Beard was played by @bullshotuk

Turkish cultural consultation by Defne Gölge Yazıcıtunç.

In Turkish media, he usually is an elder guy that appears in your dreams and gives you fortune game answers like lottery letters, horse name for horse racing, football (or soccer) betting scores, etc.

I think one of the most notable aksakallı dede in Turkish media is from the most famous Turkish sitcom, Leyla ile Mecnun (a modern retelling of Layla and Majnun). He is played by Köksal Engür (may he rest in peace) and when you try to look pictures of aksakallı dede, he is the one who appears the most.

The Very Prudent Decisions of Hortlakçı Süleyman Hoca Chapter 3: Süleyman and the Demon in the Details

Süleyman meets a kindly grandmother and is blamed for something he did not do.

This episode was written by @gemaydin and edited & sound designed by @doctorloup

Süleyman was played by @gemaydin

Turkish cultural and history consultation by Defne Gölge Yazıcıtunç.

For more information about the show & its cast and crew, visit

The Tower by @tincanaudio

Station Blue by Ester Ellis

The Lion and the Adder by @monstrousproductions

Literally anything by @lawofnamesmedia

There's so many more, please share your favorites

Sound on.

@swords-n-spindles

#I'm on my way with yarn and spare needles so we can have a hand activity

@decapodareptanita

#I will bring my giant soft cozy tortall map blanket to add to the fort

@chemicallywrit

#ive got some of those pillows where you can lean back on them like a seat rest so you can sit up #i will also be bringing my stuffy but thats an only i can touch item #i will be open to doodling people's blorbos though

@chaosthedemon

#To be fair. The amount of podcasts I've discovered through Ops blog it does feel like theyve done this. #It's a structurely sound pillow Fort and the pot of hot chocolate is very tasty

@idkwhyyouaskingm3-blog

@boombox-fuckboy

#<- oh my god the summer fort sounds like a dreammmm #i will bring freshly picked berries from the garden :⟩

@normalbroadcast

#wish I could send you all a special ALTHAAR gift to enjoy in the fort from the pillow/blanket fort I basically live in now #someday

@kaiyonohime

#I'll bring a scary notebook full of eldritch horrors and biscuits

@luvnotpercival

I'll bring some cookies to dip in the hot chocolate

@someoneq

#oh this sounds delightful #especially the watermelon lemonade... #i could bring cake!

@pod-ex-numina

#im bringing some nice fluffy blankets #{many to share with everyone} #and colouring books/colour by numbers to share as well -including any pens/pencils/markers to actually colour

“We put the Normal in Paranormal!”

[UNPAID]

Open May 25 - June 8

para/Normal is a bite-sized anthology of horror/comedy featuring tiny 5 to 15 minute episodes that… kind of go where you wouldn’t expect? But you probably should.

Seeking VAs of all experience levels, but particularly open to people relatively new to voice acting.

More info, the full casting call, and where to submit your audition can be found here: https://tinyurl.com/2mynjd39

More info about the show & where to listen to the first season can be found at https://para-normal.lawofnames.com/

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We've got some fantastic rewards for all our backers and every time we reach one of our stretch goals, we're able to offer more content, more behind the scenes treats, and more trans detective joy!