Show Notes
The Water Sprite (1887) by Theodor Kittelsen; The Years Lie in Wait for You (1935) by Dora Maar This episode was written, produced, and performed by Nicole Knudsen, with sound design and editing by James Ferrero. The Godfrey Audio Guide is produced on unceded Tongva and Chumash territory. For episode transcripts, ways to support the show, and where to follow us online, please visit our website: thegodfreyaudioguide.com. (This episode was remastered as of October 15, 2024)
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Hello intrepid listeners! Today, we've got a trailer for a new sci-fi audio drama from our friends at Voyage Media. And they've put together a pretty awesome creative team.
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Hi folks! It’s Nicole Knudsen here, with yet another audio drama recommendation for you: Death by Dying! It’s a whimsical, dark comedy fiction podcast about murder mysteries, the twists and turns of grief, and three adorable man-eating cats. In the charming town of Crestfall, Idaho, The Obituary Writer finds himself deeply in over his head as he investigates a series of strange and mysterious deaths…when he is simply supposed to be writing obituaries. Blending humor and tragedy, Death by Dying aims to make it easier to talk about loss and grief in a world where life feels just as absurd as death. Which, speaking of… If you enjoyed the dark absurdity that’s present throughout much of The Godfrey Audio Guide, then I think you’ll love this show. There are certain, shall we say, supernatural quirks within the town of Crestfall that would feel right at home at the Estate. You can find and listen to Death by Dying anywhere you listen to podcasts. But for now, I hope you enjoy their pilot episode!