The Weirdos I Love: Audio Memoirs

Episode Runtime: 19 min. 56 sec.Zora joins a late-night snack run that spirals into an anime debate, an emotional rooftop vent session, and possibly… a nervous breakdown over a boy in a cartoon with a piano key necklace. It’s fine. She’s fine. Everyone’s fine. Probably.Appearing in this episode:Serena Foster as Zora B. JohnsonMarcus Ryder as KionKeisha J. Walker as TerryAngelica James-Chavez as RitaAdditional voices from Chuck Bradley (Mister Lamont) and Dennis Bates (Friend)--two men who are probably double contagious with "Jelly Legs".Written and produced by Desmond ChildsSome voices in this episode were created using a blend of text-to-speech and remotely recorded performances. Voice actors were financially compensated. This project combines talent and technology to tell heartfelt, hilarious stories—and never for profit.Weirdos I Love is proud to be part of the Project Zion Theater audio slate.

New town. New apartment. New job.Zora thought working from home would bring peace and quiet—but instead, it brings her face-to-face with a stray cat, a backwards-hat neighbor named Kion, and the unsettling realization that every single person in her building is kind of…weird.In the series premiere, Zora writes a letter to her mom, reflects on her awkward first day, and begins to suspect that she may be in over her head—or maybe, exactly where she needs to be.Featuring the voices of Serena Foster as 'Zora', Marcus Rider as 'Kion', Allen Lucas as 'Gus', Angelica James-Chavez as 'Rita', Joe Stokes as 'Mr. Bailey', Myra Dean as 'Mrs. Tatum', and Keisha J. Walker as 'Terry'. Additional voices provided by Dominique Cherry, Thomas Meyer, and Desmond Childs.Some voices used were implemented via text to speech or recorded remotely. Voice actors were financially compensated. A blend of talent and technology.