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@sditepod
Someone Dies In This Elevator is a spoiler-driven anthology podcast where there is always an elevator and someone always dies in it - but everything else is different.
We're thrilled to be a finalist for Colorado Webfest!
SDITE won Best Anthology and Best Comedy Audio Fiction Writer at Baltimore Next Media Web Fest! 🎉
I really like the "what does your podcast taste like?" but it has me thinking...
Podcast creators: what's the optimal way to listen to your podcast? Out for a walk on a warm morning? Tucked up in bed with a hot chocolate on a rainy day? Maybe on surround-sound speakers with a bowl of fresh buttered popcorn? Halfway up an old tree?
Something else entirely?
SDITE hard mode: listen only in elevators. Don't die.
3 for the ask game, please!
Multiple requests for this one! The question is:
3. What are some audio dramas that inspire you? Both in general and for your podcast.
This is such a massive question. I've previously talked about Limetown being a massive influence, and frankly Season 1 is still the absolute peak of the 'fake true crime' subgenre. They caught lightning in a bottle with this one.
I always have to shout out @roguemaker for being an incredible production to be involved with - that show regularly inspires me to do better as a producer, and to experiment more with form and character dynamics as a writer!
Similarly, @sditepod has been an inspiration for me since day 1 of making my own stuff, just in terms of "here's how you completely commit to one idea and stick with it." One of my big pet peeves across media is anything that gives up on its framing device or central 'gimmick', and Someone Dies In This Elevator shows how you can do 10,000 variations on a very simple theme.
I of course have to mention my two first obsessions in podcasting, Pseudopod and Knifepoint Horror, which are both very much going strong. These are shows that really inspire me to approach my writing as literature, and to keep my craft going regardless of the chaos of life. These shows are like sharks, in an evolutionary sense: perfectly suited to exactly what they do and damn near as old as the water they swim in.
I always shout out In Strange Woods for making me cry repeatedly and often. This one is also one of the only things I listened to while hiking the 200 miles of Camino Primativo with my wife last summer, as a "break in case of emergencies" motivational rally.
In terms of more recent productions, @whatsthefrequencypodcast, @what-happened-in-skinner, and @thegospelofhaven are some of my favorites that I've devoured in the last year or so!
And I could go on! But here's the thing, right? I got into podcasting because podcasts have gotten me through some really tough times. The Adventure Zone: Balance was my lonely summer companion walking up and down a 1.5 mile hill from a terrible mall summer job in like 2016. The Black Tapes and Tanis were there with me in the hellish depths of high school. Even now, podcasts are what I reach for when I need an escape. So in that way, the whole medium is an inspiration for me - these things can be so powerful, and if I'm a devotee of anything it's the beautiful tradition of aural storytelling. I love podcasts in a very real way, and I love the people who make them.
SDITE listeners, thanks for a great year! Stay safe in those elevators!
Hello one and all, and happy Audio Drama Sunday! I’m gonna be so busy this week, someone pray for me. Good thing there’s podcasts!
📎 This week’s episode of @sditepod is GENIUS. I’ve heard a bunch of actual plays and improv shows try to do the “what if dnd characters roleplayed office jobs,” and none of them have ever come CLOSE to how good this is. I think because it takes it’s premise seriously and it has a little plot direction (railroading, if you will), it ends up with better jokes in the end than other attempts. That, and this cast is just legendary. Shoutout to writer Stephen Indrisano, hi Stephen, good job buddy. I cackled.
🪱 Star Trek: Khan continues to be worthy of its premise. How easily they humanize Khan, how much you hope for him and Marla, how suspicious you suddenly become of Kirk! I am really interested in where the story goes from here—a historical account analyzed by a biased historian through an unreliable narrator. It is fascinating.
🦊 Can we TALK ABOUT THE BARDIC HEARTH? What a frikkin series finale. The Bardic Hearth is so good at building backstory and foreshadowing that not only is this episode an earned ending, it’s an ending that feels like the only possible way things could be. It’s perfect. And the music made me tear up.
⏳ Both stories of @monstrousproductions’ Travelling Light this week were excellent, but I was absolutely struck by the first one. A culture that celebrates, embraces, and in some ways enforces temporariness is one that fills me with utter fear, but this story showed me just how beautiful it is to be ephemeral. It’s a precious thing, that this alien chose to share with the traveller, and then share with, as far as they knew, the rest of the universe. A beautiful moment.
🦇 DRACULA: 2004 BAYBEEEEEE oh my gosh, @starstrider-productions knocked this out of the park. For obvious reasons, I am mad familiar with the book Dracula, and this felt like a love letter. It’s an incredible setup for what promises to be a very thoughtful and very beautiful adaptation, and I Would Like The Next Episode Plz. (Side note: love that the call to action “please rate and subscribe” bit sounds like they’re holding Jonathan hostage until we give them five stars.)
🔩 GUESS WHAT, from the makers of @re-dracula (you know, me and some cool talented people), it’s Re: Frankenstein!!!!! We are crowdfunding for our next big adaptation, featuring an all-trans cast, some dynamite directors, and some of the best acting you’re ever gonna hear. Help if you can, spread the word, here we come!
That’s all for me, I hope your week is sufficiently spooky in a fun Halloween way and not a terrifying existential way for once. I love you!
Our episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is out!
A spoiler driven anthology series, where there is always an elevator and someone always dies in it - but everything else is different.
Our episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator (@sditepod) is out! I had immense fun making this one and finally getting to experiment with weaponised bagpipes.
Thanks to @erikasandersonactor and @fayrobertsuk for being wonderful witches, @ethicstownprod for being a bemused concierge, @motziedapul for script feedback and of course @starplanes for wrangling us all for this series...
Thanks also to Louis' hamster for keeping his rowdyness down during recording (see outtakes).
Our second @sditepod episode is out! Featuring @anouchard, Tal Minear, David Ault, Jenna Rose, Isaac Johnson, @archivists-plus-one with editing and sound design by Tay Tillman Tess!
Check out this week’s @sditepod episode written by our own @patchpane !
Happy Audio Drama Sunday!
Presenting yet another 5 audio fiction shows I love, described poorly:
Breaker Whiskey: NOW will you confess that you love each other? STILL NO?
Girl in Space: Yep, that's what it is.
Someone Dies in this Elevator: Yep, that is also what it is.
Vega: A space opera action thriller courtroom drama.
Killjam XXX: The bloodiest tournament-style shonen anime you'll never watch. (bc you'll be listening to it)
S3E4 is here!
After getting into the elevator with two wannabe ghost hunters, Melanie finds herself on a one-way journey to the top floor of the Englewood Hotel, but once you’ve seen what lives up there, you can’t be allowed to leave…
Hey there! Looking for a laugh?
I had the absolute pleasure of joining my friend Tal @starplanes on their show "Someone Dies In This Elevator" @sditepod A spoiler driven anthology series, where there is always an elevator and someone always dies in it - but everything else is different.
Listen to my entry and enjoy!
"Mal-elevate-nt"
LINK: https://pod.link/1560057600/episode/2af27d33d96f2c197876fceb88ff943e
they used different art but THIS Cover Art by @rotflea
Happy audio drama Sunday, friends! This week brought the return of @sditepod for its final season, some more deep character lore in @vestaclinicpod, and some difficult truths in @monstrousproductions' Travelling Light!
Personal Highlights Englewood After Dark: 26: Tulpa TimeThis episode throws so much about what we know about Englewood on its head, giving u
S3E3 is here! Tune in to hear the true inventor of the elevator share his invention!
S3E2 is here! In Abyssal Zone, something waits in the depths... something that the new underwater elevator might not be ready for.
do you think the elevator has a favorite floor