FAQ
Answers to questions that might be asked!
What is Portia's Call From Home about?
A college student who finds out she's an alien and has to choose whether to stay on Earth or go to her home planet.
How many episodes?
Three! They're between 30 minutes and 1 hour long!
Is there diverse representation?
Female black protagonist who is unclear on her own gender/pronouns and sexuality. She also deals with anxiety. One of her friends is a queer black woman. Gender blind casting was used for the alien parents. The aliens in this series don't have a labeled gender or sexuality. And Ella Ladon, the writer/creator, is a black gender non-conforming creative.
Parental Rating?
PG 13, but it's recommended for 16 and up
Content Warnings?
Can be found near the bottom of the description of every episode and it's now on the carrd website!
Where can I listen?
Currently on YouTube, other platforms still pending until audio cleanup is finished.
How can I download and listen?
Although there's the known YouTube Premium (which costs money), you can actually download the youtube music app and listen and download the podcast for free.
Why wait to release on other platforms and RSS feed?
I, Ella, have worked on many different forms of media. However, solely audio is a first and I knew there would be some bumps with audio. It's easier to get professional opinions on a finished product rather than ask for help mid process. YouTube has many extensions and ingrained audio assistance that makes things easier to listen to. However, if I want an audio drama that people can export to their devices, I would rather wait and come out with something that has greater audio quality now having a better understanding of the audio process. It's similar to how video games wait a bit before releasing the OST. Plus, audiences who watch on YouTube can also give suggestions in comments unlike other audio platforms. I am currently enrolling in classes and coaching for audio engineering to learn more! Keep a look out for updates!
Who runs the social media accounts?
Me, Ella Ladon (for now)













