#dungeoneconomicmodel

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We make audio fiction podcasts, all available from all good podcatchers (yes, even that one).

Middle:Below [comedy/horror] - a story of ghosts, cats, and the slightly odd people who look after them.

The Tower [fantasy/experimental] - an experimental audio fiction concept album following a young women as she climbs an abandoned infinite tower with one or two buried secrets.

Tin Can [scifi/space opera] - a scifi audio drama about a pilot who becomes stranded out in space after an accident aboard his ship.

Folxlore [horror/spoken word] - a set of queer horror stories set in Glasgow

The Dungeon Economic Model [fantasy/comedy] - a series of informational telepathic instructional presentations designed to educate townships on the benefits of a dungeon-and-monster based economy.

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Don’t ask me why...

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We just finished editing The Dungeon Economic Model Halloween Special, and there may be a little Middle:Below easter egg in there.

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Our latest podcast, The Dungeon Economic Model, is a series of informational mind incursions designed to provide townships with instruction and information concerning the business of The Dungeon Economic Model.​

A combination of Dungeons & Dragons and British post-war public information films, as well as parodying fantasy RPG tropes. The Dungeon Economic Model also takes inspiration from the humour of Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams, as well as podcasts such as Quid Pro Euro, Beef and Dairy Network and Stellar Firma.

With a Baroque-flavoured soundtrack and a mad audio playground of sound design, The Dungeon Economic Model features adventurers, dragons, Elder Badgers, Eldritch creatures and Byzantine bureaucratic procedures.

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You can find the full soundtracks to our shows, as well as the complete series of both The Tower and The Dungeon Economic Model on our bandcamp page, as well as some bandcamp exclusive music releases.

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It appears economics Twitter has found The Dungeon Economic Model. Not to worry though...

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The team behind The Dungeon Economic Model recently sat down for a post-show interview, where we talked about the podcast we nearly made, using improv to create sound design, being Neil-Gaiman-adjacent, and crime.

The full interview is now available to listen and download for our $3 Purple Ghost Patreon supporters at patreon.com/tincanadio

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We’ve put together a brief introduction to all our shows, featuring clips from Tin Can, Middle:Below, The Tower, Folxlore and The Dungeon Economic Model.

The full piece is available in the Middle:Below and The Tower podcast feeds, or you can listen here.