Inn Between is a fiction podcast! Also known as an audio drama! It’s a fantasy adventure between the adventures about five people who are varying degrees of terrible becoming:
Friends
Found family
Marginally-to-largely less terrible
Besties with a building.
Is Inn Between like the Magnus Archives or Wolf 359?
Insofar as it’s a full cast audio drama with no narrator, yes! In terms of subject matter or themes, not even a little!
I love D&D, Crit Role, and other ttrpg things, will I like Inn Between?
Friend, I made this show specifically for you!
Hey there are episodes missing! Stuff happens in the previously-on bit that doesn’t happen in the show!
Au contraire mon ami, the show only takes place in the confines of the inn—all the interstitial adventuring is subtext.
Do characters KISS
Nah, we’re more interested in found family and friendship than romance. Shipping is welcome (including queer-platonic headcanoning) but such things are not the point.
I know it’s not ask the inn keeper but I’ve been curious about it for a while, and since the most recent bonus episode I just had to know. Is Tessa aromantic?
My intention is always to portray her as aromantic at least and likely asexual as well, yes! As usual, romance and sexuality is not a focus of this show, but that part I’m doing on purpose.
This episode is a crossover with Sidekicks & Sidequests, a character-building show that also interviews folks about creativity. Now you may be wondering, Hannah, how did you do a crossover with a nonfiction show?
At long last, Podcast Girls Week is finally here! Today's theme is:
First Love Monday: Revisit the fiction podcast that first got you into audio dramas, or explore a female character's first love (however you choose to interpret that).
Feel free to post in the #podcastgirlsweek tag or add works to the AO3 collection. When I get off work, I'll be reblogging content from the tag onto this blog.
I have made a little disability pride flag calendar out of audio fiction to celebrate. This is the first of three. Yep yep yep, with some help I've found enough pods to release three of these through July, isn't that exciting? Plus templates if you want to build your own or play BINGO
Information (= sometimes spoilers) below
1. SINKHOLE - MC has a physical condition; societal ableism and institutional barriers are central to the narrative.
2. Eeler’s Choice - Merry, Nama and Prin are all disabled (vision impaired, amputee, and neurodivergent respectively); canes as mobility aids
3. Station Blue - Panic attack, bipolar disorder, psychosis. Central to the narrative.
4. Dustwalker - Arius is autistic and uses a cane for his chronic pain. Mental disorders unrevealed as of July 2026.
5. Seen and not Heard - Bet is HoH and has OCD. Central to the narrative.
6. Hello from the Hallowoods - Danielle uses a wheelchair and other means to help her stand and walk. There are characters with dementia and brain fog. Various supernatural disabilities.
7. Hellside - Jeremiah has schizotypal personality disorder and schizophrenia. Another character in S1 has schizoaffective disorder (confirmed by creator but not yet revealed in work as of July 2026)
8. Small Victories - Addiction is central to the narrative. Bipolar Disorder, Psychosis
9. Ghost Wax - Charlotte has ADHD and Pip gets permanently blinded
10. The Kingmaker Histories - Colette is autistic and suffers from migraines. Eisen Iyer uses a brace after a leg injury.
11. Where The Stars Fell - Dyslexia and ADHD. One episode is entirely in sign language
12. Valence - Liam Alden has depression and PTSD.
13. Mayfair Watchers Society - Morgan in Water Damage is physically disabled and uses crutches as mobility aids. Wren in Lost Media has severe memory issues.
14. Inn Between - Protagonists with anxiety, autism, adhd, narcissism. Phoebe has a physical disability and uses crutches as mobility aids
15. Killjam X X X - Faustina Fetamine is autistic, has narcissistic personality disorder, and PTSD. Bellamy Pink has ASPD and a prosthetic arm. Various other characters use prosthetics and mobility aids.
16. Our Wars Have Ended - A few characters with physical disabilities.
17. Camlann - Dai Thomas has Bipolar Disorder
18. Knightfall - Ben is an ambulatory wheelchair/crutch user with chronic pain. Juno has anxiety
20. Afflicted: A Horror Thriller Audio Drama - Wheelchair user. Kelly has auditory hallucinations (some of which are supernatural in origin)
21. Mystic Prairie - The main characters have disabilities caused by a supernatural event, which roughly map to anemia and chronic fatigue, tinnitus and HoH, a sensory disability affecting taste/causing ARFID. Living with disabilities long term is central to the narrative.
22. Wallpaper - Felicity has rapid cycling bipolar 2 with psychotic features, autism, and hypermobility. John has ADHD. Living with disability is central to the narrative.
23. Monsters of Bureaucracy - MC has chronic pain. Living with disability, institutional barriers, and ableism are central to the narrative.
24. Red Valley - Warren and Gordon both have PTSD. Bryony is missing an arm. Clive Schill has damaged kneecaps and walks with a cane
25. SPACE SPECKS - Nora is an amputee with a cane as a mobility aid
26. WOE.BEGONE - Mike Walters has face blindness, misophonia. Various injuries and trauma end up giving him chronic pain, physical disabilities, and night terrors/insomnia. Some characters lose one of their legs and use prosthetics. Alcoholism and substance abuse are recurring elements in the show, as are depersonalization, self harm, and (passive) suicidality.
27. Your Bloodline Dies Here - Harvey Neroson is autistic and uses stim toys. Willow communicates with sign language (BSL), Harvey and Lo both know BSL.
28. The Godshead Incidental - Tervis has anxiety/agoraphobia
29. The Heresies of Radulf Burntwine - Several characters with chronic illnesses and genetic disorders. Illnesses and disabilities are central to the narrative.
30. Power Trip - MC is chronically ill, and a transplant patient; she uses a cane as a mobility aid. Cluster B. Central to the narrative. CW vomiting, diet culture (pushed on a child), alcohol abuse
31. The Far Meridian - Agoraphobia, central to the narrative.
This is also an open invitation for creators and listeners alike to tell me about their beloved shows on this post (or in my asks if you're shy). I am perpetually curious and also enjoy seeing people celebrate the things they care about.
Our protags have various flavors of neurodiversity—anxiety, autism, adhd, narcissism—that are hard to canonize in a fantasy-adventure setting, but Phoebe’s disability is physical and canon, reflective of parts of her voice actor’s experience (shoutout Soulara Jane Joslin!). Her movement is foleyed by my sister and her crutches, too!
hey man, I can’t make it tomorrow. mom just told me I have to go into grandpa’s funeral barrow and fight his draugr for the family heirloom cursed sword. it’s probably going to be an all day thing. yeah, I know. I’m sorry.
