
33 episodes

Tales of the Text Podcast Tales Of The Text
-
- Fiction
-
-
5.0 • 18 Ratings
-
We are a short film series that tells stories about the trials of a Black teen/college life that captivates your ears only. Join us as we tackle relationships, mental health, lying friends, and sticky texting situations all marinated in drama, secrets, and plot twists. Headphones are advised! Warning: Explicit Language
IG: @talesofthetextpodcast
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
-
Shared Ride
This is the story of college sweethearts Kash and Parker. They attend Douglass University in Georgia and you will meet them at their launch party for their new joint venture “Shared-Ride.” Shared Ride is an app designed by Parker where its sole purpose is to provide jobs and ownership opportunities for college students. Join us as Parker discovers that all isn’t as it seems when you go into business with your boyfriend.
Follow us on social media
Instagram – @talesofthetextpodcast
Twitter @talesofthetext
Tales Of The Text Created and Executive Produced By – Joi Mitchell
Writer Nicholas Richard-Thompson
Parker- voiced by Lauryn Giles
Kash- voiced by William Speight
Candace – voiced by Lauren Koulesser
Jahari – voiced by Frederick Mead lll
Lux – voiced by Janelle Evans
Erika – voiced by Antares Davinci
Guest Listener Narrator – LaBria Rhaney
Narrator – Joi Mitchell
Sound Design – JLS Audio
Music- Epidemic Sound
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. -
When It All Pops Off
Let’s rewind a bit to how all this popped off. Introducing Minx a fye fashion influencer who went from sneakerhead to street chic. She hosted an epic After Party and all hell broke loose. She was known to kill fits and throw killer parties. But could she be a killer, too?
Follow Us On Instagram @talesofthetextpodcast
Credits:
Tales Of The Text Is Created and Executive Produced By - Joi Mitchell
Writer Krissy Taylor
Minx- voiced by Llogan Peters
Brit- voiced by Lauryn Giles
Venita - voiced by Datheny Chanel
Ava- voiced by Lauren Koulesser
CoCo- voiced by Janelle Evans
Reporter - voiced by Kima V. Antoine
Devin - voiced by Paris Gusta
Random Girl - voiced by Genna Nicole Ramirez
Narrator - Joi Mitchell
Sound Design by Scott Stronach
Music- Epidemic Sound
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. -
Accidentally Stumped - Finale
We have made it to the finale of Accidentally Stumped. This 4 part series has taken us on the journey of Sanaa a 20-year-old college student who shares the relatable story of her break-up. Does she choose her ex Brooks or good guy Nasir?
Follow Us
@talesofthetextpodcast – Instagram
@talesofthetext- twitter
Created and Executive Produced By – Joi Mitchell
Writer Auzrielle Raglin
Sanaa- voiced by Genna Nicole Ramirez
Shay- voiced by Sashana Ramirez
Nasir- voiced by Rodney Blu
Brooks – voiced by William Speight
Father - voiced by Freedom Reign
Narrator – voiced by Joi Mitchell
Sound Design- by Scott Stronach
Music- Epidemic Sound
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. -
Accidentally Stumped (Pt. 3)
In this episode, Sanaa finally opens up to her bestie Shay about the latest drama in her life around her feelings for Nasir and ex Brooks. Do you have a friend who gives good relationship advice?
Follow Us
@talesofthetextpodcast – Instagram
@talesofthetext- twitter
Created and Executive Produced By – Joi Mitchell
Writer Auzrielle Raglin
Sanaa- voiced by Genna Nicole Ramirez
Shay- voiced by Sashana Ramirez
Nasir- Rodney Blu
Brooks - William Speight
Narrator – Joi Mitchell
Sound Design by Scott Stronach
Music- Epidemic Sound
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. -
Accidentally Stumped (Pt.2)
We pick back up with Sanaa entering her dorm in a rage. She couldn't concentrate during her second class. All she could think about was Brooks and his damn audacity. Although Sanaa is frustrated with her ex she decides to meet Nasir, the tall, dark and, handsome drink of water she met on campus during the Black Student alumni board cookout. Let's just say that Sanaa still has feelings for Brooks and the possible "next" Nasir.
Follow Us
@talesofthetextpodcast - Instagram
@talesofthetext - Twitter
www.talesofthetext.com
Tales of the Text Podcast is produced with support from PRX and the Google Podcasts creator program.
Created and Executive Produced By - Joi Mitchell
Writer Auzrielle Raglin
Sanaa- voiced by Genna Nicole Ramirez
Shay- voiced by Sashana Ramirez
Nasir- Rodney Blu
Narrator - Joi Mitchell
Sound Design by Scott Stronach
Music- Epidemic Sound
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. -
Accidentally Stumped
In this episode, we meet 20-year-old Sanaa and her best friend Shay. Sanaa just broke up with Brooks after a two-year relationship, but meets fine ass Nasir at a campus BBQ and later runs into her ex. Sanaa may still have feelings for Brooks, but can Nasir be her sneaky link? Only time will tell. Put your headphones on and press play to listen to part 1 of this 4 part series.
Tales of the Text podcast is produced with support from PRX and the Google Podcasts creator program.
Follow us
@talesofthetextpodcast Instagram
@talesofthetext Twitter
www.talesofthetext.com
Created and Executive Produced By – Joi Mitchell
Written By – Auzrielle Raglin
Sanaa- Voiced by Genna-Nicole Ramirez
Shay – Voiced by Sashana Ramirez
Nasir – Voiced by Rodney Blu
Brooks – Voiced by William “te” Speight
Father- Voiced by Freedom Reign
Narrator – Joi Mitchell
Sound Design by Scott Stronach
Music- Epidemic Sound
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Customer Reviews
Won’t be disappointed
Love these stories. They’re so interesting to listen to and the narration is top tier. I 10000% recommend listening especially if you’re into drama. I’ve worked on a few episodes and it was so fun. This is going to blow up, I see it. You will not regret listening. Tune in !!!
Sb: This is my unbiased opinion.
Don’t Ever Stop!
Love. Love. Love. I’m in my late twenties and can relate to a lot of these. Discovered this audio drama today and binged all episodes at work.
Sisters Keeper
This was sent to me by god and was a real eye opener , thank you this inspired me .