Arden Fam! Forgive Me! Season 4 is in its final hours of funding. Let's get them across the $5000 mark and beyond, for the honor of the pranked priests of St. Patrick's! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/forgive-me-season-4#/
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One of Them’s 10 Most Anticipated Books of 2025 • One of Book Riot’s and The Mary Sue’s 15 Most Anticipated Queer Books of 2025 • One of The
Out today! Arden co-creator Emily St. James' wonderful debut novel WOODWORKING, about a trio of trans women in South Dakota. Purchase online or in-person from your favorite indie bookstore - or follow the link to buy the audio version, including narration from Olivia Breckenridge herself, Saoirse Ní Shúilleabháin!
Coming skidding in just under the wire for @boombox-fuckboy’s Fiction Podcast Zine September!
This was an idea I had since the zine event was announced, but it felt very personal and I didn’t quite know how to go about making it. But I did want to reflect on what fiction podcasts have Meant To Me. And my delicate emotional state during 2020, lol.
Plain text transcription:
Cover: The Podcasts That Got Me Through COVID Lockdown.
Spread 1: In 2020, I was part of the lockdown contingent. [Drawing of a house] I chose a Masters Degree project I could do from my parents' basement, 2000 miles away from my university. I attended my MA graduation ceremony on Zoom in my dining room.
The loneliness and disconnection in ars PARADOXICA spoke to me. I recognized myself in Sally Grissom: asexual, of course; lonely; throwing myself into my research; clinging to friends far away. [A drawing of a brown-haired woman in a blue sweater, hunched over, writing.]
(I cried over Sally Grissom in the park.)
Spread 2: I lived - and locked down - in Metro Boston: not Boston proper, but close enough. I would go for a walk every morning, and the familiar Boston skyline greeted me. [Drawing of the Boston skyline including iconic buildings like the Prudential Center and the John Hancock Building.]
During this time, when my whole world shrank to a few blocks around my house and the park down the road, Greater Boston made me feel connected to the city, to the diversity of it, to the places so familiar to me, to my home.
(I cried over Michael's letters in the park.)
Spread 3: The comedy and tragedy, the surrealism and all-too-real groundedness of Arden [drawing of a blood splatter and a magnifying glass] took me on an emotional journey through just about every feeling there is, some of them really intense. [Drawing of a house on fire.]
But even the normal parts - going to work, parties, air travel - felt distant and surreal, and the ridiculous parody subscription service ads felt way too real. [Drawing of a box with a pair of green socks in it, a reference to a classic Arden ad.]
(When Brenda mentioned going out to a bar with coworkers for drinks after work, I cried. In the park.)
Today! Bea and Brenda unravel their STRANGEST CASE YET as they investigate... WHO IS PRANKING THE PRIESTS OF ST. PATRICK'S PARISH? Team Arden visits their friends over at Forgive Me! to unravel - who is behind the porta-potty incident? The mysterious phone call? And why are gothic architecture appreciation societies so mysterious? Join us, won't you, as for the first time ever, Arden crosses over with another show as our friends at Forgive Me! help us get in touch with our spiritual side on FORGIVE ARDEN: THE PRANKED PRIESTS OF ST. PATRICK'S PARISH. Available now wherever you listen to podcasts.
Happy Julie Capsom Day to all who celebrate! We got you the final episode of ESCAPE FROM WHEYFACE RADIO. And in this preview, our friends on Team Arden get some special gifts too...
Content Warning: This episode features cartoonish violence, cursing, gross slime sound effects, gelatinous cubes attacking people, piracy, and surrealist sound paintings. Listener discretion is advised.
In the finale of Escape from Wheyface Radio!, our heroes must escape the cubicle farm and make their way to Andy’s office! But what figure from Wheyface-past has been pulling the strings the whole time? Plus: WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
Created by Emily St. James, Christopher Dole, and Sara Ghaleb.
Executive produced by Christopher Dole, Emily St. James, and Eli Barraza
Co-produced by Leslie Gideon and Mara Woods-Robinson.
Starring:
Michelle Agresti as Bea Casely
Tracey Sayed as Brenda Bentley
Shannon Estabrook as Rosalind Ursula
Lindsay Zana as Julie Capsom
Emma Sherr-Ziarko as Janet Dogbury
Based on the RPG Escape from Wheyface Radio!
Arden original score by Chris Hatfield.
And Today’s episode is brought to you… by nothing but peace on earth and goodwill towards all. Happy holidays, Arden family. Thank you for listening, and we’ll see you in 2024.
n today's episode of ESCAPE FROM WHEYFACE RADIO!, the gang reunites with an old friend. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/arden/id1435114916?i=1000638983816
Created by Emily St. James, Christopher Dole, and Sara Ghaleb.
Executive produced by Christopher Dole, Emily St. James, and Eli Barraza
Co-produced by Leslie Gideon and Mara Woods-Robinson.
Starring:
Michelle Agresti as Bea Casely
Tracey Sayed as Brenda Bentley
Shannon Estabrook as Rosalind Ursula
Lindsay Zana as Julie Capsom
Emma Sherr-Ziarko as Janet Dogbury
And Benjamin Watts as Andy Wheyface
Based on the RPG Escape from Wheyface Radio!
Arden original score by Chris Hatfield.
And this week’s episode is brought to you by Wheyface-Brand Cubicle Repellent. There is no such product as Wheyface-Brand Cubicle Repellent. If you wish to escape your cubicle, consider a vacation. We hear Majorca is lovely this time of year. Vacations; heartily endorsed by Wheyface Industries: The Good People Who Need a Break Sometimes.
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