Our guest Raziq Brown talks AI, audio drama, and getting around the system.
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Rewired: a radio play
The Naive Theater of the Air presents a new experience in audio drama: a story by Matthew Broyles, featuring a stellar cast.
Total Psychology: the exact science of opinion and behavior molding. The promise of complete economic and political predictability, delivered by the Lifecast, direct-to-cortex.
But from an audacious team of scientists, a deterrent arises: Rewiring, a detour in neural pathways to evade the Lifecast and its corporate masters. Outnumbered, a handful of Rewired enclaves survive, scattered amidst the global Wired civilization. And in these rebel strongholds, a mystery unfolds…the Vorn. Strange creatures visible only to a very few. The seers.
Now fear and curiosity vie for supremacy as the architects of the Rewired Diaspora stir once again under a cloud of secrecy.
Something moves in the darkness. And Harry, hapless son of a sociopathic war hero, embarks on a quest to find it.
Whether he wants to or not.
The Naive Theater of the Air presents a new experience in audio drama: a story by Matthew Broyles, featuring a stellar cast.
Total Psychology: the exact science of opinion and behavior molding. The promise of complete economic and political predictability, delivered by the Lifecast, direct-to-cortex.
But from an audacious team of scientists, a deterrent arises: Rewiring, a detour in neural pathways to evade the Lifecast and its corporate masters. Outnumbered, a handful of Rewired enclaves survive, scattered amidst the global Wired civilization. And in these rebel strongholds, a mystery unfolds…the Vorn. Strange creatures visible only to a very few. The seers.
Now fear and curiosity vie for supremacy as the architects of the Rewired Diaspora stir once again under a cloud of secrecy.
Something moves in the darkness. And Harry, hapless son of a sociopathic war hero, embarks on a quest to find it.
Whether he wants to or not.
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Matthew Broyles
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