CampFire Podcast

I was watching the news. And they were talking about the girl found at Feather Falls. I was just wondering if you thought of the murder up in Keddie... where a 12-year-old girl was never found.

After a decade-long deep-space mission, three celebrated astronauts return to find Earth not as the dying planet they left, but as a silent, authoritarian utopia that refuses to let them land—forcing them to orbit a home that no longer wants its heroes.

Darrow is a Helldiver, a red miner digging beneath Mars. He believes he and his people are terraforming the planet for future generations. After a tragic accident kills his wife, Eo, he discovers a devastating truth: Mars is already habitable, and Reds have been lied to for centuries.

Establishing the rhythm of the journey, the world. Kane treats Lyra as cargo. She is silent and observant.We learn world-building through Kane's logs and encounters:    " Dust Devils": Not wind, but swarms of nano-scarabs that strip flesh."Singing Canyons": Geographic formations that echo with the last moments of those who died there (audio flashbacks).A stop at a "waystation" goes wrong when Lyra's presence causes a local's latent infection to violently erupt. Kane must fight his way out. Lyra, for the first time, speaks: "I'm sorry. It reacts to fear."

In a post-apocalyptic wasteland ravaged by a crystalline plague, grizzled hauler Kane lives by the Hauler's Code: no names, no pasts, cargo gets delivered. He takes a high-stakes job to transport a mysterious "package"—Lyra, a silent girl sealed in a glass chamber surrounded by blooming, reactive crystals—from the ruins of Veridia to the distant Helios-7 research outpost.

Tension boils over. Captain Mortimer orders a flogging for a sick man. The mutiny, led by the charismatic and formidable boatswain, Alistair "Red" Clyne, erupts in a terrifying audio cacophony. Elias is forced to choose a side.

When a controversial self-help guru is found dead, his inner circle of protégés becomes the prime suspects, each harboring motives rooted in psychological dependency and betrayal trauma. As they turn on each other, they uncover their lives as a meticulously designed experiment by a hidden master manipulator among them, exploiting cognitive biases like confirmation bias and the Dunning-Kruger effect to erode their self-awareness.

When a controversial self-help guru is found dead, his inner circle of protégés becomes the prime suspects, each harboring motives rooted in psychological dependency and betrayal trauma. As they turn on each other, they uncover their lives as a meticulously designed experiment by a hidden master manipulator among them, exploiting cognitive biases like confirmation bias and the Dunning-Kruger effect to erode their self-awareness.

In a mythical Lanka of powerful spirits, ancient magic, and warring clans, the daughter of the Yakkha King must unite her fractured people against a looming civil war, unaware that a far greater threat is destined to arrive from across the sea.

In the walled city of Aethelburg, the people live in grateful peace under the rule of the charismatic Protector. But when audio archivist Lyra discovers a crackle of static in the official history of their salvation—the "Great Calm"—she begins to unravel a lie so profound that the truth sounds like a scream in a silent room.

Leo's train is stopped at the Polish border. Security is heightened. Men in nondescript uniforms board, scanning passengers. They seem to be looking for someone. Leo feels a prickle of fear. He hears one speak into a radio: "The package is mobile." He realizes he's the package. He flees the train just before it departs, now stranded in the countryside.

"The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson is a classic short story set in a small, seemingly ordinary American village. Each year, the villagers gather for a traditional “lottery,” a ritual that’s been practiced for generations. Families participate by drawing slips of paper from a black box; the suspense builds as each person opens their paper to see if they've drawn the marked one.

10-season, 10-episode award-winning radio drama about pirates, designed to leverage the unique power of audio storytelling.

: LEO VANCE, late 20s. A "mnemonist" (someone with a perfect memory) who works as a historical tour guide. He's sharp, observant, but naive about the world of espionage. He uses his memory for trivial facts until he's thrust into a life-or-death situation.

Horror Audio Drama