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Atop a desolate mountain, in the midst of Dark Age Britain, King Clydog ap Arthwys confronts Aelor Gawr, the last giant of the land. Clydog seeks Aelor’s mountain range to help defend against the encroaching Saxon hordes. However Aelor will not part with his home so readily, and Clydog is forced to choose between his honour and his kingdom.  Aelor Gawr - Mark Lewis Jones King Clydog - Glyn Pr...

Ar ben mynydd anghyfanedd, ynghanol Prydain yr oesoedd Tywyllwch, mae’r brenin Clydog ap Arthwys yn gwynebu Aelor Gawr, cawr olaf y wlad. Mae Clydog yn angen mynyddoedd Aelor i amddiffyn yn erbyn y llu Sacsonaidd sy’n tresmasu. Ond ni fydd Aelor yn barod i ymadael ei gartref môr rhwydd a hyny, ac felly yn gorfodi Clydog i ddewis rhwng ei anrhydedd a’i deyrnas. Aelor Gawr gan Mark Lewis J...

Abstract By looking into alternative listening practices within the context of Modern Scripted Audio Drama, both as a medium as well as a contemporary sonic culture, this Audio paper will attempt to analyse the material qualities of Audio Drama and theorise ways that these practises may be applied. As well as give insight into how the culture of Audio Drama can be steered in a more open, accessibl...

CW: Controlling behavior and Violence For the intended experience, please listen with headphones. This audio contains an example of gameplay for the game  BrutalStar,  and an additional section of instruction for running the game as a Star Monarch. Step off of your Star Treader and quest to defeat the wicked Galaxitron, in an adventure that YOU CAN REALLY PARTICIPATE IN! Written and Perf...

(Submitted by Megan Gwen Davies ) CW: Tories, homophobic language, sexism, brief references to cultural events and tragedies, reference to racism and xenophobia, British politics, reference of suicide, propaganda, brief reference to police brutality, reference to real political figures M@beth is a radio play written by Megan Gwen Davies during her Masters degree while lamenting about the state of...

A spontaneous experiment over a voice call one day. Cai Gwilym Pritchard , Lee Tomanelli , and Dante Brown each took a random play off their shelves and combined the three of them, each reading one characters side of the conversation. It's very silly. Some minor edits and sound design have been added Mentioned in this episode: Patreon Ad 1 Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/faustiannon...

What happens when a lost dog story meets a folk horror tale? This atmospheric short will take you deep into the forest to find out.   Drawing inspiration from Welsh folklore, The Wild Hunt was written, read and produced by member's of Welsh cosy mystery series, Gather The Suspects. Gather The Suspects is part of the Faustian Nonsense network - find their show on our website (link) . Writ...

(Submitted by Freddie Churchill ) "I get very bored very quickly, I made these very short stories for those people who don’t have 5 hours plus to get through a whole narrative arch. These evocative and concise stories touch on all parts of life, fantasy and fiction. see the short Tableau’s of other peoples lives unfold before you." Writing, Narration, and Sound Design: Freddie Churchill Want to su...

The modes of narration in an audio based storytelling format can take many forms, these may be specific to a genre or type of story but each takes a slightly different form each with different implications. The world of actual play podcasts, also, take a different approach to narration in the role of the GM acting as actor, conveyor of the story and as themselves. I intend to explore how exactly t...