2 episodes
Chaos Speaks Chaos Speaks
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A community, small and isolated, faces age after age of challenges until, ultimately, it dissipates. Within that time, members of this community must create their own form of communication to survive. This is their story. This is their language.
Join your host, Tat, and a cycling cast of characters as, each week, the group plays Dialect: A Game About Language and How it Dies.
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Chaos Speaks: but like, you know, in space (Ep 2)
The Mars Colony, comprised of over 2,000 convicted felons, has, at last, found its voice through five individuals: Allison, Doc, Ronnie, Mountebank, and Kei. Encased in a bubble, not only must they carry out their sentences in a prison 140 million miles from home, but they must learn to cope with the effects of a series of biological prison experiments. They are under perpetual surveillance... But is anyone still really listening?
Come along as Tat, Sophie, Terra, Björn, and AJ breathe life into the inhabitants of an isolated community and the story that leads to their inevitable demise.
DISCLAIMER: This is a purely fictional podcast. Any mention of "AmGen" has no affiliation with and makes no claims to the real world company. Here, AmGen is used as an abbreviation for "American Generators" as opposed to "Applied Molecular Genetics, Inc." Any and all other trademarks mentioned are property of their respective owners. -
Chaos Speaks: but like, you know, in space (Pilot/Ep 1)
Mars, 2045. It has been five years since AmGen sent a ship of 2,000 convicted felons to begin a colony on the red planet. Encased in a bubble, they must carry out their sentence in a prison 140 million miles from home. Oh, and one more thing. They're mutants.
Come along as Tat (Allison), Sophie (Althea), Terra (Ronnie), Björn (Mountebank), and AJ (Kei Kami) breathe life into the inhabitants of an isolated community and the story that leads to their inevitable demise.
DISCLAIMER: This is a purely fictional podcast. Any mention of "AmGen" has no affiliation with and makes no claims to the real world company. Here, AmGen is used as an abbreviation for "American Generators" as opposed to "Applied Molecular Genetics, Inc." Any and all other trademarks mentioned are property of their respective owners.