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Oct 6, 2024 24 min

61 CSE09 "Reactive Information"

from COPPERHEART: A RiggStories Audio Drama Hosted by Michael J Rigg, RiggStories.com

COPPERHEART: SHATTERED ECHOES Is an anthology of stories that take place following, preceding, and during the stories you've enjoyed during Copperheart, Season One. This episode contains mature situations and discussions about death. The following episode takes place long before The Mishap and the events of Copperheart. This is the story of the birth of IRIS, one of the A.I. Brains in the Copperheart series. This poignant story follows Doctor Alex DeLaney, the creator of IRIS and its previous iteration, CHRIS. We join the doctor just as the older A.I. Is giving way to its successor, an A.I. Indestinguishable from the human mind, apart from it's speed, logic, and thoroughness. This episode is entitled "Reactive Information" and stars the voice talents of Sarah Ruth Thomas, Blake Gardner, Maureen Kesterson-Yates, Jeremy Tucker, and Matt Armstrong. "The Copperheart" features the VOICE TALENTS of: Sarah Ruth Thomas as Dr. Alex DeLaney and IRIS Blake Gardner as CHRIS Maureen Kesterson-Yates as The Intern Jeremy Tucker as Mike the Security Guard Matt Armstrong as Irate Elevator Guy Copperheart: Shattered Echoes is created, and directed by Michael J. Rigg, Executive-Produced by George Pecenica, Produced by Azurnight, and features the music of Astral Fogg.

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