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EPISODE · Nov 16, 2022 · 2 MIN

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from Blue Dust · host Nicholas Dunkley

BLUE DUST is a sci-fi audio-fiction series. We follow Max, a teenage boy, who has been stranded on a decaying Earth for over two years as he tries to return to his old home, a floating mega-city, to find his father. Upon his return, Max soon learns that his father is not only missing, but that he is central to the factional warfare that has gripped the city, with the old guards fighting against a new faction, lead by a girl with mysterious powers known as “The Red Queen.” In a city filled with lies and half-truths, where it’s either play or be played, truth is power, and Max has to come to terms with his past and where he belongs in this strange new world. ........ Max was played by Samuel Edwards. Jed was played by David Todman. Sue was played by Davita Van Der Velde. Annie was played by Ashlee Conway. Tom was played by Ned Asome. Fi was played by Kelsie Adelaide. Frank was played by Nicholas Dunkley. Thragh was played by Danny Hesz. Vertov was played by Tyler Leitao. Trigs was played by Jamie Scott. Additional voices by Quynh Nguyen. Thank you to my brother, Christopher Dunkley, for the logo design. If you would like to get in touch, you can email me at: [email protected]. I’d love to hear from you. Blue Dust was written, recorded and mixed by Nicholas Dunkley. Thank you for listening.

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