Cameron Forrester
Future Imperfect: Tales From Tomorrow
Even in the far-flung future people still struggle with the existential - purpose, consciousness, the meaning of life and customer service. Future Imperfect: Tales From Tomorrow is a pulpy, flippant, dark comedy, dystopian sci-fi, scripted anthology podcast inspired by audio dramas and radio shows of old. Step into the audio stylings of yesteryear and immerse yourself with tomorrow’s tales of our imperfect future.
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