5 episodes
Modern Fae Sinking Feelings Productions
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4.9 • 8 Ratings
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Modern Fae is a new audio drama that centers around Diya Greenberg, a young woman who feels lost in her life, and makes the fateful decision to move to a tiny South Texan town to manage a bookstore. Little does she realize, but Encrucijada is much, much more than it seems. It is a haven for the legendary and mythological, the shadowy and supernatural. And it is in grave danger. Here, even the shadows have shadows, and something is stirring that threatens not only to consume the whole of this bastion of the fantastical, but the entire world. As she unravels the mysteries of Encrucijada, Diya learns to rely on new friends and allies. There’s Aoife, her landlady, will-they-won’t-they girlfriend, and oh, yeah, 1000 year old warrior, the changeling twins Tik and Tok, 700 year old preteens always looking for their next mark, and Clio, Isimud, and Mr. Enki, Diya’s eccentric co-workers at The Fount Bookstore. With them at her side, Diya confronts old and new evils, and in the process discovers who she truly can be.
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Modern Fae, Chapter 6: Will'o'the'Wisps, Kappa, and Manticores, Oh My!
Note: this episode contains jump scares and loud noises beginning around 28:35
Diya and Aoife grow closer when they explore the overgrown Island. Clio, Isi, and Mr. Enki face down the twins.
Music by Oliver Morris and Nicolo Scolieri. Theme by Oliver Morris. This episode features music by Rick Gagne and Rose McMahon, used with permission. Icon by Antoinette Berry-Snowden.
If you like the show, please leave a review on SoundCloud or on iTunes, under Modern Fae. If you would like to contact us, please email modernfaepodcast@gmail.com.
We now have a patreon (www.patreon.com/ModernFaePodcast), and donations at any level are extremely appreciated!
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Modern Fae, Chapter 5: Enki-er Management Problems
Diya learns more about her role at the Fount, and about Enki's past with help from Clio and Isi. Enki confronts his past mistakes. Aoife learns that the twins are scared of something. Music by Oliver Morris and Nicolo Scolieri. Theme by Oliver Morris. Icon by Antoinette Berry-Snowden.
If you like the show, please leave a review on SoundCloud or on iTunes, under Modern Fae. If you would like to contact us, please email modernfaepodcast@gmail.com.
We now have a patreon (www.patreon.com/ModernFaePodcast), and donations at any level are extremely appreciated!
Thank you for listening! -
Modern Fae, Chapter 4: Tengu, Tengu Very Much
*Please note, this episode contains a brief depiction of a panic attack.*
Diya comes to a realization and encounters a couple of eccentric men, the twins get worried, and Aoife has trouble with feelings. Music by Oliver Morris and Nicolo Scolieri. Theme by Oliver Morris. Icon by Antoinette Berry-Snowden.
If you like the show, please leave a review on SoundCloud or on iTunes, under Modern Fae. If you would like to contact us, please email modernfaepodcast@gmail.com. Thank you for listening! -
Modern Fae, Chapter 3: Siren-ara, Suckers
Diya joins a bookclub, the twins run a scam, and Aoife receives some disturbing news. Music by Oliver Morris and Nicolo Scolieri. Theme by Oliver Morris. Icon by Antoinette Berry-Snowden.
If you like the show, please leave a review on SoundCloud or on iTunes, under Modern Fae. If you would like to contact us, please email modernfaepodcast@gmail.com. Thank you for listening! -
Modern Fae, Chapter 2: The Clio-stomer Isi Always Right
Diya begins work at the Fount and Clio and Isi wreak havoc. Aoife tries to keep the twins out of trouble. Music by Oliver Morris and Nicolo Scolieri. Theme by Oliver Morris. Icon by Antoinette Berry-Snowden.
If you like the show, please leave a review on SoundCloud or on iTunes, under Modern Fae. If you would like to contact us, please email modernfaepodcast@gmail.com. Thank you for listening!
Customer Reviews
Mesmerising Multicultural Mythology
I grew up on mythology: some from my native culture, some Greek, Norse, Japanese, Chinese, and a little Nordic, even. The tales as old as humanity and the creatures within it are beautifully modernised in this humble podcast produced by a group of dedicated people. While the difference in production value among voices is a small thing to get used to, I would bet good confidence that they'll get enough traction to even out the sound.
Great Production value
The music is en point here. Aside from a couple of obvious differences in recording equipment, the audio and voice acting is amazing. Got to love the brewing story, and I’m a sucker for mythology. Well worth the listen.