9 episodes
The Last Station Kingdom of Pavement
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4.6 • 69 Ratings
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On the last radio station on earth after the apocalypse, a radio host makes her voice heard. In her broadcast, she discovers that she may not actually be the only one left after all.
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#8 CALIFORNIA DREAM
The Last Station, a Kingdom of Pavement production. This episode, CALIFORNIA DREAM, was written by Flannery Maney who can be found on Instagram @FlanneryManey. This episode was directed by Avi Kaye, who can be found on Instagram @avi_kaye. The Last Station is executive produced and created by Amy Suto who can be found at AmySuto.com, and Kyle Cords who is on Instagram @KyleFCords.If you enjoyed it, please subscribe and leave us a review on Apple podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts.Wa...
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#7 PIONIGHTMARE
The Last Station, a Kingdom of Pavement production. This episode, PIONIGHTMARE, was written by Jack Bentele, who can be found on Instagram @bentelejack, directed by Avi Kaye, who can be found on Instagram @avi_kaye, and executive produced by Amy Suto and Kyle Cords.If you enjoyed it, please subscribe and leave us a review on Apple podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts.Want to support our post-apocalyptic broadcast? Go to KingdomofPavement.com/thelaststation for links that will help you...
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#6 SAFTEY, COMMUNITY, HOPE
The Last Station is a Kingdom of Pavement production. This episode, SAFETY, COMMUNITY, AND HOPE, was written by Jorge Molina, who can be found on Instagram @colormejorge, directed by Tyler-Marie Walker, who can be found on Instagram @TYMAW. The Last Station is executive produced and created by Amy Suto who can be found at https://amysuto.com/ and Kyle Cords who is on Instagram @KyleFCords.If you enjoyed it, please subscribe and leave us a review on Apple podcasts, or wherever you listen to po...
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#5 RUINS
The ruins of Marina's world close in on her. The Last Station, a Kingdom of Pavement production. This episode, RUINS, was written by Ilan Benjamin, who can be found on Instagram @ilanibenjamin, directed by Tyler-Marie Walker, who can be found on Instagram @TYMAW. The Last Station is executive produced and created by Amy Suto who can be found at https://amysuto.com and Kyle Cords who is on Instagram @KyleFCords.If you enjoyed it, please subscribe and leave us a review on Apple podcasts, or whe...
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#4 THE STARS ARE NOT STARS
The Last Station is a Kingdom of Pavement production. This episode, THE STARS ARE NOT STARS was written by Amy Suto who can be found at https://amysuto.com/ and directed by Tyler-Marie Walker. The Last Station is executive produced and created by Amy Suto and Kyle Cords who is on Instagram @KyleFCords.Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to these words while gazing up at the occasionally starless void above. Want to support our post-apocalyptic b...
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#3 THE LOST DAY
When our post-apocalyptic cowboy Holden finds himself trapped in an abandoned mine with a monster that steals time, he must find out a way to escape with his life -- with Marina's help....THE LAST STATION is a Kingdom of Pavement production. This episode, THE LOST DAY, was written by Jack Bentele who can be found at @bentelejack and directed by Amy Suto who can be found at https://amysuto.com. The Last Station is executive produced and created by Amy Suto and Kyle Cords who is on Instagram @K...
Customer Reviews
I’m not surprised that this gets 5 stars from everybody
I rarely leave reviews of all the excellent long-form storytelling SF and horror podcasts I’ve heard (I’ll try to do better), but let me tell you: I am writing this *minutes* after listening to the last devastating episode.
I am not exaggerating when I say this: I will never forget this story. The whole story is 5 episodes long, and it is, well, devastating and unforgettable. The plot, the actors, the singular sound effects that depict horrendous things in a kind of abstract way (you’ve never heard anything like this), and finally, the heart and anguish of what it is to be human. Listen to this. I’m not kidding.
It’s a musical
Soooooo… I like the characters and the attempt at story building between them. The voice actors have gorgeous voices which are truly pleasant to hear. I’m incredibly appreciative of that. It’s surprising how rare that actually is. Anyways.
You should know:
1: This audio drama is most definitely what they would call a musical in the movie industry.
2: the music the creators of this show use is a very specific kind of music. Because it’s not the kind of music I spend time around I can’t be certain what they call it. Folk maybe? I grew up on a hippie commune and the adults who joined that commune in the 70’s and then went on to birth me and my friends there- those adults loved this kind of music. My childhood was drowned in this kind of music. I personally can’t stand being anywhere near it now. The kind of music that takes me to my happy place and that I choose to listen to now that I get to have a choice- leans more towards the heavy metal and/or drum & bass. Soooooo…it goes without saying that the music featured here in this podcast? Yeah. No thank you. I still gave it a listen but would skip through the songs or turn the volume waaaaaaay down until the torture was over.
3: Last thing I wanted to mention is that the people who made this truly do love the music they play here. They have that “I’m a fan and proud of it. And if you don’t like this kind of music yet …here sit down and I am going to teach you what real music is!” So if you like folk music or whatever…you will love the absolute $h!t out of this show!!
Unique Storytelling - Very captivating
I love the production quality, the pacing, and the mix of music and character narrative. Its a very intriguing story thus far and I can’t wait for the next episode.