A division in the commune leads to some answered questions.Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past- and the people forever changed by her work.If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror. Trigger warnings: Blood, death, paranoia, violence, swearing. Listener discretion advised. Headphones are highly recommended.Directed by Sarah JamgotchProduced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios.Written by Regina Chitralla, Alanah Rafferty, and Grant FoxonIn episode 6 of Frequency, you heard: - Katy Cornish as HEENA- Sarah Jamgotch as Elise- Allison Cossit as Juno- Eden Silk as Hait- Jackie Jorgenson as Shivan- April Kingrose as Nora- Marisa as Paula- Jules G. as Cult Member- Julia Pasini as Candace- Laurna Tazmin as Maya- Rune Vaughan as NigelMusic by Rosa CaninaCovert art by Maximilian BorchardtProduced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios@sharedmanifestentertainment @sarberryjamproductions@stationfrequency
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The Uploading | Episode Five
Elise participates in the community's rituals. She discovers teachings seemingly written for her. Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past- and the people forever changed by her work.If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror. Trigger warnings: Blood, death, paranoia, violence, swearing. Listener discretion advised. Headphones are highly recommended.Directed by Sarah JamgotchProduced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios.Written by Regina Chitralla, Alanah Rafferty, and Grant FoxonIn episode 5 of Frequency, you heard: - Katy Cornish, as HEENA- Sarah Jamgotch as Elise- Allison Cossitt as Juno- Eden Silk as Hait- April Kingrose as Nora- Virginia Lee as Nurse Tilden- Jackie Jorgenson as Peggy- and Marisa as PaulaMusic by Rosa CaninaCovert art by Maximilian BorchardtProduced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios@sharedmanifestentertainment @sarberryjamproductions@stationfrequency
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The Reawakening | Episode Four
Elise learns about the community who already seems to have a connection to her. Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past- and the people forever changed by her work.If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror. Trigger warnings: Blood, death, paranoia, violence, swearing. Listener discretion advised. Headphones are highly recommended.Directed by Sarah JamgotchProduced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios.Written by Regina Chitralla, Alanah Rafferty, and Grant FoxonIn Episode 3, you heard:Katy Cornish as HEENASarah Jamgotch as EliseJessica Thompson as HannahJackie Jorgenson as SiobhanEden Silks as HaitAllison Cossitt as JunoTap Rudra as FatherRyan Jamgotch as CoworkerJulia Passini as CandaceLaurna Tazmin as MayaAdair Wilde as PatientMelissa Peltier as MomMusic by Rosa CaninaCovert art by Maximilian BorchardtProduced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios@sharedmanifestentertainment @sarberryjamproductions@stationfrequencyFind Heartglass on IG @heartglasspod
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The Voices Approach | Episode Three
Elise confronts the voices that intrude the station. Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past- and the people forever changed by her work.If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror. Trigger warnings: Blood, death, paranoia, violence, swearing. Listener discretion advised. Headphones are highly recommended.Directed by Sarah JamgotchProduced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios.Written by Regina Chitralla, Alanah Rafferty, and Grant FoxonIn Episode 3, you heard:Katy Cornish as HEENASarah Jamgotch as EliseJessica Thompson as HannahJackie Jorgenson as SiobhanEden Silks as HaitAllison Cossitt as JunoTap Rudra as FatherRyan Jamgotch as CoworkerJulia Passini as CandaceLaurna Tazmin as MayaAdair Wilde as PatientMelissa Peltier as MomMusic by Rosa CaninaCovert art by Maximilian BorchardtProduced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios@sharedmanifestentertainment @sarberryjamproductions@stationfrequency
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First Contact | Episode Two
Searching for the generator, Elise finds her first sign that someone else is in these woods, and they have a message--or a warning--for her. Elise has a flashback to her past. Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past - and the people forever changed by her work.If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror. Trigger warnings: Blood, death, paranoia, violence, swearing. Listener discretion advised. Headphones are highly recommended.Directed by Sarah JamgotchProduced by Sarberry Jam ProductionsWritten by Regina Chitralla, Alanah Rafferty, and Grant FoxonIn Episode Two of Frequency, you heard: Katy Cornish as HEENASarah Jamgotch as Elise Eden Silks as HaitTap Rudra as ManJessica Thompson as HannahJackie Jorgenson as SiobhanBrandon Davis as Man 1Connor Johnson as Man 2Music by Rosa CaninaCovert art by Maximilian BorchardtProduced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios. @sharedmanifestentertainment @sarberryjamproductions@stationfrequency
After a career-ending scandal, a scientist retreats with her companion AI into the lonely mountains - only to uncover secrets buried in the woods… and perhaps in her own mind.
Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past - and the people forever changed by her work.
Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror. Listener discretion advised.
If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.
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