
16 episodes

Coexistence Realm
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4.8 • 58 Ratings
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Earth’s shattered future. Humanity’s natural resources have been exhausted. When our planet is devastated by an atomic cataclysm, a new life emerges for a cross-section of humanity within the walls of a towering megastructure known as Tier City. A self-appointed governing body of world-leaders, called The Universal Council, control this New Earth. Tier City residents are force-fed Network propaganda by an influencer known only as The Preacher.
Rachel is a young drone delivery pilot with ambitions to escape the confinement of her accommodation pod by becoming an interstellar pilot. As civilisation collapses, a select number of humans are being evacuated from Earth in off-world vessels called Bio Domes. Meanwhile, a rebel faction is plotting to attack the domes in a last ditch act of defiance.
Can Rachel guide the last remnants of society in their struggle for survival, or will the clash of coexistence between Mecha, rebel faction, and extraterrestrial result in our total extinction?
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Starring:
IMOGEN PARKER as RACHEL HUNTER
NJEKO KATEBE as BLAKE
ASHLEIGH COLE as JESSIE
MICHAEL MAGNET as MAX HUNTER
MONICA NASH as JENNY HUNTER
ANTHONY MONAHAGN as THE PREACHER
WILLIAM LESTER as MORGAN, LITHIUM & THE CHEM
NATASHA RADSKI as THE RARE EARTH MEDIC
JAMES REYNARD as PROFESSOR KELLER
CAITLIN WOOD as MOLLY
JAMES KINGDON as FLOYD HENDRY
JOHANNA STANTON as AGENT BRANNON
MARK STEVENSON as DR COOKE
DAVID HEPPLE as COMMANDER BRYCE
& JESSIE JANE KNOWLES as WIKI
COEXISTENCE is a COEX STUDIOS production, created by Colin Carvalho Burgess & Dominic Nangle. © 2023 Coex Studios.
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Preview
When the third bomb dropped there was a force so violent that it cracked our Earth in two and divided humanity right down the middle.
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01. Thirty Years Of Mistakes
A sealed-off lab unleashes a terrifying secret. An aerial pursuit sends Max deep into the Red Zone.
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02. Customer Unverified
The Preacher reassures his flock. Rachel's drones fail to deliver. A Tier City resident gets more than she ordered.
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03. Delivery Incoming
Rachel unpacks history. Blake reports in. The infestation spreads. There's an unidentified object in air space.
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04. In The Flesh
Rachel gets taken out of service. The Preacher takes a distressed caller. The studio receives a visitor from the Universal Council.
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05. The Signal
A remote communications complex receives a researcher who becomes fascinated by his mysterious and otherworldly discovery.
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Customer Reviews
Technically Awesome
This is one of the best audio dramas I’ve listened to. Everybody’s voices and accents were pleasant; there are so many podcasts with irritating vocal fry, sharp hissing s’s, baby voices, shrieky shrill voices, and sudden shouting that hurts my ears, but this one has none of that! And the volume was consistent - I didn’t have to keep turning the volume up and down in my headphones. Somehow they made it sound louder without actually being louder when a lot of action was going on. Literally every podcast, movie, and TV show needs to learn to do whatever they did; I hate not hearing the dialogue but then getting my ear drums blown out by the action. The story was compelling, the characters were interesting. Even the actors were really good! I think audio dramas are such a new form of entertainment that you can’t really be picky about good actors if the story is compelling enough, the voices aren’t too grating, and the soundscape is fine. But this one had it all! I was blown away. 10/10 would recommend.
Atmospheric
Tons of elaborate sound design gives this SciFi horror a poetic feel. We swim through the action from vignette to vignette, not quite sure for several episodes if any character we encounter will reappear or not, is our protagonist or not. Plus, social media posts, emergency services calls, video preachers, research logs, and stretches where just the sound design carry the narrative. Some of the voices are so processed they are a bit hard to understanding, and some of the layers of sound are piercing enough I would not want to hear them very loud. But otherwise it’s a thoroughly engaging if dark audio experience.
Confusing and short
I’m on episode 11. Though I am enjoying it, it feels like the episodes are actually very short and the action starts so quickly in episode one that I have had a hard time understanding what’s going on from the very beginning. Looks like it stops at 15 and maybe won’t ever come back?