11 episodes
The Light of September Dan Freeman / Radio Static
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4.7 • 18 Ratings
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Best listened to on headphones. WARNING: EXPLICIT LANGUAGE! Groundbreaking existential Sci Fi from the multi award-winning Minister of Chance team: following the World's first ever light speed flight, Captain Dalton (Tamsin Greig) must lead her crew over new oceans fraught with danger. Find out more at www.danfreeman.co.uk, @thelightofsept and https://www.facebook.com/thelightofseptember
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Episode 10: Utlima Thule
The thunderous conclusion to Season 1! Gerion (Robert Picardo) pursues Dalton and her crew across land with unhinged fury. Allan (Sylvester McCoy) and May (Tuppence Middleton) attempt to delay them at great personal cost. Full cast and crew listings at www.danfreeman.co.uk. Chat at @thelightofsept and facebook.com/thelightofseptember. Tweet @danfreemanfan. The only publicity we have is word of mouth, so please tell your friends!
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Episode 9: The Last Country in The Known World
Alqetta (Karim Saleh) sets off alone in the lifeboat. On landing he meets a group of troubled locals. Meanwhile Dalton (Tamsin Greig) and the crew make a desperate attempt to outrun Gerion (Robert Picardo) and his zealots over land. Full cast and crew listings at www.danfreeman.co.uk. Chat at @thelightofsept and facebook.com/thelightofseptember. Tweet @danfreemanfan. The only publicity we have is word of mouth, so please tell your friends!
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Episode 8: Everybody Must Get Stoned
Captain Dalton (Tamsin Greig), having conquered one set of foes with dazzling cunning, is now faced with another. Faced with the end of The World, she abandons the Venus and heads into the unknown. Full cast and crew listings at www.danfreeman.co.uk. Chat at @thelightofsept and facebook.com/thelightofseptember. Tweet @danfreemanfan. The only publicity we have is word of mouth, so please tell your friends!
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Episode 7: Night of The Long Nines
Captain Dalton (Tamsin Greig) puts her ingenious but desperate escape plan into action, whilst the Venus mounts its own rescue mission. Full cast and crew listings at www.danfreeman.co.uk. Chat at @thelightofsept and facebook.com/thelightofseptember. Tweet @danfreemanfan. The only publicity we have is word of mouth, so please tell your friends!
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Episode 5: The Extinction of The Whales
The remaining crew of the RRS Venus encounter a crew in a similar predicament to their own, whilst Dalton (Tamsin Greig) embarks upon a dangerous escape plan.This is a duplicate of the previously uploaded Episode 5 which, because of a glitch in iTunes, did not show up. Please join us at facebook.com/thelightofseptember and @thelightofsept on Twitter. More at www.radiostatic.co.uk
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Episode 6: Before We Were Pirates
Captain Dalton's (Tamsin Greig) escape plan takes shape, whilst Cousins (Richard Oliver) and the crew struggle to retrieve Bjorn (Thørbjorn Harr) from his strange dinner date. Full cast and crew listings at www.danfreeman.co.uk. Chat at @thelightofsept and facebook.com/thelightofseptember. Tweet @danfreemanfan. The only publicity we have is word of mouth, so please tell your friends!
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Customer Reviews
Excellent from start to finish
Loved it. Excellent from start to finish.
Well worth financial support
The Light of September is one of the podcasts that’s so good that I donate money to keep it going (via http://www.radiostatic.co.uk). The Light of September consistently delivers on all 5 of the elements I listen for in audio drama — engaging scripts, writers who know their craft, believable characters, naturalistic voice actors, and cinematic production values.
The soundscape is fantastic. Eager for more.
Beautiful sound quality. Excellent actors. This Prologue whets my appetite for more.