Sure, we've been hearing a lot about Project Hail Mary lately. Ryland Grace, Mark Watney... what about the women getting stuck in space? Maybe something went horribly wrong, maybe they were left to die, maybe they were born out there, maybe this is another day at the office. There are lots of ways to end up in trouble in space, but it's not much fun if you're on your own.
Pick your favorite podcast woman stuck in space
Isabel Lovelace (Wolf 359)
Clementine (Midnight Burger)
Alula (InCo)
X (Girl in Space)
Violet Liu (TSCOSI)
Winifred Eurus (Tides)
Lucretia (TAZ: Balance)
Sophie Green (The Pasithea Powder)
Gwen Hartley (Second Star on the Left)
Someone else (tag her!)
Voting ended onApr 23
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Science Fiction Audio Dramas About Couriers Who Just Can't Catch a Break Starter Pack
The Strange Case of Starship Iris: Violet Liu's ship blows up, and she's rescued by a band of smugglers who become embroiled in the mystery of what happened. This series is complete, although I'm still in the first season.
InCo: Nova is just trying to make a delivery when she ends up rescuing a prince. This one is complete, and again, I'm still in the first season.
WitchPunk: In post-apocalyptic North America, a team is trying to make a delivery only to discover there's something strange about their cargo. The first season is airing right now, with Episode 4 releasing today.
Under the Electric Stars: After a delivery gone wrong, Reyes gets mixed up with a revolutionary group while trying to fix their bot. This one is on going, and I only just started it.
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Identity: Lesbian, explicit
Notes: Can only be romanced by a female Inquisitor, and directly turns down the male Inquisitor if flirted with, stating she likes women.
Propaganda: 1. "She’s political, even when she refuses the language of politics. She hates elites, she hates being talked down to, and she’s constantly watching for condescension. She’s also complicated about identity and belonging, and the game doesn’t smooth that out to make her easier to like. She’s difficult. She’s real. And when she chooses someone, she’s all in, even if she complains the whole time."
2. "SERA DRIVES ME INSANE AND I LOVE HER. she’s loud, she’s petty, she’s immature on purpose, and she’s constantly testing people. like she will absolutely pick at you until you snap just to see if you’ll leave. and then when you don’t, she’s loyal in this very intense way that she pretends isn’t intense. she cares SO much and hates that she cares."
3. "I adore Sera so much! I love how much she cares about the little people, and also her absolute commitment to chaos and utter disinterest in concepts like "organisation" and "structure" and "efficiency" as relates to the Jennies lol. I'm always delighted by all her little notes in her Cabinet of Wonder Whose It Was. I love her silly nicknames for the Inquisitor if you romance her, and her absolutely delighted reaction to hearing you told people about your relationship. Weirdly I like that she can break up with you even though I know that's controversial (I just like it when characters have dealbreakers in games). And her asking Inky to marry her was so frigging romantic ❤️❤️❤️"
4. "she feels so completely like herself. she’s loud, impulsive, funny, immature in some ways, surprisingly perceptive in others, and absolutely refuses to become the kind of person the world seems to want her to be. people either bounce off her hard or get incredibly attached, and honestly that alone says a lot about how much personality she has. she also stands out because she gets to be messy. she’s not there to be the elegant, respectable version of a queer woman. she’s abrasive, silly, angry, vulnerable, affectionate, politically charged in a very personal way, and often a complete pain in the ass. that makes her feel more real, not less. and on top of all that, she was a lesbian companion romance in a huge fantasy rpg from a major studio. that mattered then and it still matters now."
vs. Nova NoStar (InCo)
Identity: Aromantic and Asexual, implied/Word of God
Notes: Shows disinterest in romance in-source, and is directly referred to as aro-ace by the creator.
Propaganda: "Nova is an interstellar messenger and also spy, whatever people are willing to hire her for; she travels from planet to planet and she takes pride in being prickly and independent. She’s NOT lonely and if she keeps saying that maybe she’ll start to believe it! I love the slowburn friendship between Nova and Hatov, Nova slowly letting herself feel the feelings of grief and guilt and desire for friends that she’s kept locked down for so long. Nova and Hatov initially start as such an oil-and-water mix but they are ultimately so good for each other to slowly learn to move on and open up to the potential for change. It is such a great portrayal of this slow-building friendship! And at the same time Nova is doing her own investigations: into her past and this planet’s secrets. Mostly just by talking to people and listening to them, which most people don’t ever really do. She is so good at what she does when she is On A Mission. And the mission is to figure out WHAT is up with this planet that shouldn’t exist."
Sherlock & Co. - Sherlock has ADHD and autism. John has PTSD and a leg injury. There's a child character who uses a voice board to communicate
Second Star to the Left - Gwen Hartley has a prosthetic leg. Her sister is bipolar. Another character becomes disabled by an in-world compound; the disability roughly maps to manic episodes and Parkinson's disease. Neurodivergent characters
Silt Verses - Dementia, alcoholism, disability as a lived experience.
Vampire: The Masquerade: Blood Doll Audio Drama - MC has autism and ADHD
Stories From Ylelmore - Characters with anxiety. Keryth has undiagnosed ADHD and SPD.
The Mechadova Engine - Will feature prominent themes surrounding neurodivergency. Neurodivergent and disabled characters.
Podcast Jam - Various jam entries across the years have included disabled characters and narratives centering their experiences
This Planet Needs a Name
Twigs and Hearts - Disabled main characters. Autism, mutism.
Dining in the Void - Galatea is missing an eye and finger. Katie Belle has a supernatural disability; her shape shifting causes pain and she has fainted due to it
Deadwood - April is autistic. Cain and Judith have PTSD
The Night Post - Clementine has chronic migraines. Val intermittently uses a cane after a leg injury/surgical complications
Unwell, a Midwestern Gothic Mystery - Dot has dementia. Rudi has ADHD. Abbie has autism and later develops PTSD.
InCo - Nova has anxiety, depression and PTSD. Kora has a trans-tibial amputation and switches from a prosthetic to a wheel chair to a power chair to crutches depending on her mood and the weather. Temius has low vision and uses a white cane, smart glasses, glasses, a tablet, audio books, and braille.
Breathing Space: A Sci-Fi Western Audio Anthology - BSFF has a few physically disabled leads.
Battle Cry - Most of the fighters are disabled
The Pasithea Powder - The overarching story can be considered a PTSD narrative.
The Sleep Wake Cycle - The MCs have schizoaffective disorders
Moonbase Theta, Out - Multiple disabled protagonists
This Address Does Not Exist - One episode has a MC with something akin to chronic fatigue or fibromyalgia (historic setting, no proper names)
The Attic Monologues - Seth is physically disabled, using a cane or wheelchair depending on the day and having an “A&E rucksack" with flareup prep. Nyx is bipolar. Bella has depression.
Beyond Repair - Michael Morrison is a wheelchair user