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The Madness of Chartrulean

Official Website Listen on Spotify Created by: Packhowl Media Aired: 2022-- volume 2 in the works Episodes: 13 + extras

Imagine that the next messiah doesn’t come from religion, but from the tech world. Are his choices destined to save humanity—or doom it?

After ending a war, Chartrulean rises to power and ushers in a new technological era, rekindling hope while deepening political divides. As his influence grows, he grapples with identity, leadership, and the weight of his relationships.

The Madness of Chartrulean is a character-driven sci-fi epic for fans of Dune, Foundation, and Game of Thrones. Blending political drama, Shakespearean tragedy, and mythic futurism, it explores the moral ambiguities of power, and the hidden dangers of progress.

A dense, political space opera with a sprawling cast and tons of lore. There is a lot to keep track of, with episodes set aside just for exposition. Like the blurb itself says, perfect for fans of old school space epics like Dune.

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CRIMINAL MINDS APPRECIATION WEEK 2021 | DAY 4 FAVOURITE DYNAMIC/RELATIONSHIP: MOREID

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Headpats🥰

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You know for those of you that make gifs and things....the parallels of the three different times wynonna has jumped in front of waverly would look really good together

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“You are my queen, Tara Lewis.” ~ Penelope Garcia at some point after season 15

Tara and Penelope requested by anon. Thank you so much for this request!

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Astonishing Tales of the Highly Improbable

Official Website Listen on Spotify Created by: Paul Shapera Aired: 2018-2021 Episodes: 29

Weird Fiction: Odd, otherwise untold stories from the New Albion universe

Okay so this one is a little unconventional. This podcast is actually just a small sliver of the massive "Shaperaverse," a collection of 40 or so concept albums that tell a sprawling story across multiple worlds and timelines. The podcast is a reading of one of the novellas, which explains how the principle characters of the A plot met and developed their reality-altering powers, couched in a framing device that takes places much later.

If you've heard some of the albums, this set of stories will give you backstory to characters like Lloyd, Raven, Asha, Jill, and Michael. If you've never heard of any of this before, this is a pretty decent place to start, as it takes place near to the very beginning of the known timeline chronologically and explains the concept of "Flowering" which is important to the franchise's A-plot.

But if you're intrigued by the idea of dozens of interlocking concept albums written in a wide range of styles, featuring theater kids with godly powers manipulating reality across worlds, or if you just like New Weird, I have a playlist in recommended listening order here on Spotify.