Show Notes
When the body of a long extinct sea creature washes up on the shores of Coney Island, Dr. Marella Morgan must take her first steps beyond the bizarre... and into the blue...
In this episode of Primordial Deep, Tiamat: Dr. Marella Morgan - Jordan Cobb Kiran Flint - Kevin K. Gomez Captain Clarion Loire - Jesse Inocalla Lieutenant Commander Talise Asherah - Regina Renee Russell Aden "Spinner" Davit - Giancarlo Herrera Dr. Destan Seychelles - Eamonn Leighton Matira "Matti" Coburn - Lindsay Zana Written, Directed and Produced by Jordan Cobb Sound Design by Julia Schifini Score by Daryl Banner Cover Art by Chelsea Geter
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Content Warning: Primordial Deep is a science fiction adventure thriller with elements of horror, aimed at a mature audience, and as such, may contain material that is upsetting or triggering for certain people. Listener discretion is advised.
This episode is sponsored by Descent Into Midnight: Descent into Midnight is a Powered by the Apocalypse roleplaying game where players create their own psionic alien sea creatures, the city they defend, and the Corruption threatening their world. It's a game about hope, family, and community struggling against an existential threat. You can play anything from a psychic plankton to a city-sized leviathan, a tentacled spirit whale to a weaponized coral golem. Defend your world, strengthen your community, and fight the Corruption with Hope, Altruism, Community, Calm and Drive. Follow the game on social media at www.twitter.com/dimrpg
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