25 episodes
Give Me Away Gideon Media
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4.6 • 135 Ratings
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From the writer of The Message, Life/After, and Steal the Stars. They call the crashed spaceship “The Ghosthouse” because it screams—the screams of thousands of extraterrestrial political prisoners trapped in its horrific mainframe. The only way to free them... is to transfer them into humans willing to share their minds with a second consciousness forever. Who would volunteer for that?
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Ep 0201: Fifty Thousand People
Picking up from Season 1's cliffhanger ending: Graham/Joshua and Brooke/Deirdre are ready to release their soldier prisoners... but they want a few things in return, and the government's not gonna like it. As the negotiations intensify, Jamie leaves Red Camp for a family reunion that quickly spirals out of control.
Written by Mac Rogers
Directed by Jordana Williams
Designed by Bart Fasbender
Music by Adam Blau
Production Manager Katie Kosma
Produced by Sean Williams and Gideon Media
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Ep 0201.5: Interview With Give Me Away Creative Team!
Episode Two of Season Two will be released one week from today, so we could make room for Bob Raymonda (Forgive Me and Windfall) to interview with Mac Rogers and Jordana Williams, the writer and director of Give Me Away. After working in together in theater and audio drama for twenty years, why did they decide it was time to try a multiple season show? And what is it about Give Me Away that makes it work so well?
We'll be back next week with Episode Two!
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Ep 0202: Divorced Guy Energy
Even as the Nevada Project reopens for business, the military finds a new way to crack down on Red Camp. Brooke and Deirdre's struggle to find qualified hosts leads them to an unusual applicant with a moving plea. Travis tries desperately to make a post-Morgan life.
Written by Mac Rogers
Directed by Jordana Williams
Designed by Bart Fasbender
Music by Adam Blau
Production Manager Katie Kosma
Produced by Sean Williams and Gideon Media
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Ep 0202.5: Noa's Application
Red Camp is open for applications and well-known activist and internet personality Noa (Lauren Shippen) wants to apply. But first, she wants to tell her audience why she's doing it, and what her plans are if she's accepted.
Featuring Lauren Shippen as Noa
Written by Bob Raymonda
Directed by Jordana Williams
Music by Adam Blau
Edited, Designed and Produced by Sean Williams
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Ep 0203: Smoke-Filled Room
New recruits come to Red Camp! Noa is young and hungry, Dana’s looking to start over, and Travis just wants to fit in. As the enemies of the Nevada Project turn their attention to Graham’s family, events build to a shocking conclusion.
Written by Mac Rogers
Directed by Jordana Williams
Designed by Bart Fasbender
Music by Adam Blau
Production Manager Katie Kosma
Produced by Sean Williams and Gideon Media
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Ep 0203.5; Behind The Mess Part 1
Mike is a soldier who guards the Nevada Project. He and Liz/Robin have an arrangement: Mike brings Red Camp the stuff they can't get through official channels, and Liz uses her connections to help Mike's family. But today their arrangement hits a snag that opens some surprising emotional floodgates for all three of them.
Created By Mac Rogers
Directed By Jordana Williams
Featuring Jordan Tierney and Rebecca Comtois
Written, Edited, Designed and Produced by Sean Williams
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Customer Reviews
Amazing Concept Executed Perfectly
The pain and chaos of this story is perfectly portrayed. I’m so happy Midnight Burger recommended it.
It was awesome
until the nonbinary they/them showed up. Sick of it in real life; don’t want to hear about it in my fiction.
Woke
Good story gets turned into a them they production. Social media introduced this non binary garbage and everything else is jumping on it. Shoving it down throats. Not against lgbtq but non binary is a wake up call that foreign media provoked to cancer our culture.