ROGUEMAKER: A Science Fiction Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

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Transcript here. This transcript was done by Rook Mogavero and Emma Johanna Puranen.

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A team searches the rogue for fuel for the Titan…but finds more activity than expected on this dead world.

CONTENT WARNINGS: Peril, emotional distress, manipulation, entrapment, existential fear, discussion of death.

This episode, “Only Dark Listening To Dark”, was written by Emma Johanna Puranen and directed by Rook Mogavero and Emma Johanna Puranen. The script was edited by Rook Mogavero and Shaoni C. White. Sound editing was by Emma Johanna Puranen. Our cover art is by Tatyana Archtander. Music was composed by Emily Branam using copyright cleared content (or free content) within Emily's licensed and registered version of FL Studio 20. Sound effects are from freesound.org under CC 0, CC BY 3.0, and CC BY 4.0 licenses. For a list of freesound.org sound effects used in this episode, see here. A transcript of this episode can be found here.

In order of appearance, this episode featured the voices of

Nhea Durousseau as Alyss Obelus
Stephen Indrisano as Tarsul
Emma Johanna Puranen as Ship
Axandre Oge as Valencio “Trip” Triptych
Liz Morey as Kuzha Tvask
Rook Mogavero as Chasma Jump Cannon
Sam Yeow as No Go
Bonnie Calderwood Aspinwall as Pascal Almagest
Omar Camps-Kamrin as Lowkey Madigan
Alexandra Rose DeAngelis as Woh Ollum
Sam LaPorte as Jawn Batalha
Alasdair Stuart as Malachi Tessera

This episode also featured

Paul Hikari as Amancio Carpenter
Jupiter Simpson as Hieronymous

Additional transmissions were lent by Anonymous Backer, Elena Asencio, Rebekah B, Clara Brasseur, Olivia Cottle, Hana Davisson, Haden Ezekiel Felix, Gemma, Sean Gettys, Evan Greene, Jerry Harris, James Hart, Katerina Klos, Rebecca Krause, Rhys Lawton, Jacob Malin, Giacomo Mantovan, Austin Nakamura, Nikko, Alexsis Page, Camilo Penaloza, Lucas Puranen, Nathaniel Ziv Stern, and Lauren Tucker.

Our vibe checker was Bruce the cat.

This episode's title comes from the poem "Moonset" by Carl Sandburg.

It's Malachi's first day at Plutonic!

CONTENT WARNINGS: Food mention.

This bonus episode, “Names Down on the Papers”, was written by Emma Johanna Puranen and directed by Rook Mogavero and Emma Johanna Puranen. The script was edited by Rook Mogavero and Shaoni C. White. Sound editing was by Emma Johanna Puranen. Our cover art is by Tatyana Archtander. Music was composed by Emily Branam using copyright cleared content (or free content) within Emily's licensed and registered version of FL Studio 20. Sound effects are from freesound.org under CC 0, CC BY 3.0, and CC BY 4.0 licenses. For a list of freesound.org sound effects used in this episode, see here. A transcript of this episode can be found here.

In order of appearance, this episode featured the voices of:

Alasdair Stuart as Malachi Tessera
Emma Johanna Puranen as Ship
Stephen Indrisano as Tarsul

Additional voices were lent by Griffin Berlstein and Katerina Klos.

Our vibe checker was Bruce the cat.

This episode's title is a quote from Moby Dick by Herman Melville.

The survivors learn the truth about their new surroundings. Snacks are eaten, songs are sung, ruins are explored, and one passenger's mask finally slips off.

CONTENT WARNINGS: Gun, chemical weapon (gas), police, violence, peril, sounds of coughing, emotional distress, manipulation, entrapment, existential fear, food.

This episode, “Shattered Visage”, was written by Emma Johanna Puranen and directed by Rook Mogavero and Emma Johanna Puranen. The script was edited by Rook Mogavero and Shaoni C. White. Sound editing was by Emma Johanna Puranen. Our cover art is by Tatyana Archtander. Music was composed by Emily Branam using copyright cleared content (or free content) within Emily's licensed and registered version of FL Studio 20. Sound effects are from freesound.org under CC 0, CC BY 3.0, and CC BY 4.0 licenses. For a list of freesound.org sound effects used in this episode, see here. A transcript of this episode can be found here.

In order of appearance, this episode featured the voices of

Alexandra Rose DeAngelis as Woh Ollum
Omar Camps-Kamrin as Lowkey Madigan
Nhea Durousseau as Alyss Obelus
Alasdair Stuart as Malachi Tessera
Rook Mogavero as Chasma Jump Cannon
Sam LaPorte as Jawn Batalha
Sam Yeow as No Go
Bonnie Calderwood Aspinwall as Pascal Almagest
Liz Morey as Kuzha Tvask
Axandre Oge as Valencio “Trip” Triptych
Emma Johanna Puranen as Ship
Stephen Indrisano as Tarsul

Our vibe checker was Bruce the cat.

Today's episode title is from the poem "Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley.

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After their harrowing experience in the pods, the survivors of Plutonic 999 finally reunite on Jawn’s ship – but tensions boil over as they prepare to take off to return home.

CONTENT WARNINGS: Emotional distress, violence, peril, entrapment, existential fear, alcohol, manipulation, food, discussion of injury.

This episode, “Lost and Found”, was written by Emma Johanna Puranen and directed by Rook Mogavero and Emma Johanna Puranen. The script was edited by Rook Mogavero and Shaoni C. White. Additional script contributions were provided by Daria Syskine. Sound editing was by Emma Johanna Puranen. Our cover art is by Tatyana Archtander. Music was composed by Emily Branam using copyright cleared content (or free content) within Emily's licensed and registered version of FL Studio 20. Sound effects are from freesound.org under CC 0, CC BY 3.0, and CC BY 4.0 licenses. For a list of freesound.org sound effects used in this episode, see here. A transcript of this episode can be found here.

In order of appearance, this episode featured the voices of

Stephen Indrisano as Tarsul
Emma Johanna Puranen as Ship
Axandre Oge as Valencio “Trip” Triptych
Bonnie Calderwood Aspinwall as Pascal Almagest
Sam LaPorte as Jawn Batalha
Alasdair Stuart as Malachi Tessera
Nhea Durousseau as Alyss Obelus
Alexandra Rose DeAngelis as Woh Ollum
Omar Camps-Kamrin as Lowkey Madigan
Rook Mogavero as Chasma Jump Cannon
Sam Yeow as No Go
Liz Morey as Kuzha Tvask

Additional voices were lent by Jeanette Puranen and Emma Johanna Puranen.

Our vibe checker was Bruce the Cat.

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The pods finally get in contact with each other, but a power trip from the Captain makes the chances of rescue seem slim…until a new voice cuts through the noise.

CONTENT WARNINGS: Emotional distress, peril, entrapment, existential fear, alcohol, manipulation.

This episode, “Uplink/Downlink”, was written by Emma Johanna Puranen and directed by Rook Mogavero and Emma Johanna Puranen. The script was edited by Rook Mogavero and Shaoni C. White. Sound editing was by Emma Johanna Puranen. Our cover art is by Tatyana Archtander. Music was composed by Emily Branam using copyright cleared content (or free content) within Emily's licensed and registered version of FL Studio 20. Sound effects are from freesound.org under CC 0, CC BY 3.0, and CC BY 4.0 licenses. For a list of freesound.org sound effects used in this episode, see here. A transcript of this episode can be found here.

In order of appearance, this episode featured the voices of

Emma Johanna Puranen as Ship
Axandre Oge as Valencio “Trip” Triptych
Bonnie Calderwood Aspinwall as Pascal Almagest
Alexandra Rose DeAngelis as Woh Ollum
Omar Camps-Kamrin as Lowkey Madigan
Nhea Durousseau as Alyss Obelus
Liz Morey as Kuzha Tvask
Sam Yeow as No Go
Alasdair Stuart as Malachi Tessera
Stephen Indrisano as Tarsul
Rook Mogavero as Chasma Jump Cannon
Sam LaPorte as Jawn Batalha

Our vibe checker was Bruce the Cat.

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Separated from one another, the survivors of Plutonic Flight 999 face the greatest communication glitch of all: bombardment by relentless advertisements.  Kuzha and Trip discuss their journeys. No tries to calm an anxious Pascal.

CONTENT WARNINGS: Distress, peril, entrapment, existential fear, alcohol, drug mention.

This episode, “More Popular Than Populous”, was written by Emma Johanna Puranen and directed by Rook Mogavero and Emma Johanna Puranen. The script was edited by Rook Mogavero and Shaoni C. White. Sound editing was by Emma Johanna Puranen and William R. Coughlan. Our cover art is by Tatyana Archtander. Music was composed by Emily Branam using copyright cleared content (or free content) within Emily's licensed and registered version of FL Studio 20. Sound effects from freesound.org under CC 0, CC BY 3.0, and CC BY 4.0 licenses. For a list of freesound.org sound effects used in this episode, see here. Postproduction services for Row 12 and Sirius Revel Six commercial segments licensed through Storyblocks.com and provided by Tohubohu Productions, LLC. A transcript of this episode can be found here.

In order of appearance, this episode featured the voices of

Omar Camps-Kamrin as Lowkey Madigan
Bonnie Calderwood Aspinwall as Pascal Almagest
Sam Yeow as No Go
Alexandra Rose DeAngelis as Woh́́ Ollum
Axandre Oge as Valencio “Trip” Triptych
Liz Morey as Kuzha Tvask
Emma Johanna Puranen as Ship

This episode also featured 

Artemis Eales as Row 12 Commercial
Julia Lynn Barnes as Gnonw Children’s Book Narrator
Ishani Kanetkar as Darcy Fleet
Christopher Wilson as Ampt Kru

Additional voices were lent by William R. Coughlan, Anna Coughlan, and Joshua Matuszeski.

Our vibe checker was Bruce the Cat.

This episode's title is a reference to the poem "But Outer Space" by Robert Frost.

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Adrift in the escape pods, Alyss records a final message. Malachi gets in contact with a mysterious stowaway.

CONTENT WARNINGS: Distress, on-screen panic attack, peril, entrapment, existential fear, cult mention, death mention, murder mention, gun mention.

This episode, “Odd-Size Baggage”, was written by Emma Johanna Puranen and directed by Rook Mogavero and Emma Johanna Puranen. The script was edited by Rook Mogavero and Shaoni C. White, with sensitivity reading by Caroline Mincks. Sound editing was by Emma Johanna Puranen and William R. Coughlan. Our cover art is by Tatyana Archtander. Music was composed by Emily Branam using copyright cleared content (or free content) within Emily's licensed and registered version of FL Studio 20. A transcript of this episode can be found here.

In order of appearance, this episode featured the voices of

Nhea Durousseau as Alyss Obelus 
Emma Johanna Puranen as Ship
Alasdair Stuart as Malachi Tessera 
Rook Mogavero as Pod Ten

This episode also featured 

Calder McClure as Tracer Documentary Narrator
Oliver Herbort as Kuth Mudwo
Nooria Ahmed as Dr Sang
Jupiter Simpson as Hieronymous
James Takahashi as Textbook Narrator
Anna Christensen as Textbook Ad

Additional voices were lent by William R. Coughlan and Anna Coughlan.

Our vibe checker was Bruce the Cat.

Sound effects from freesound.org under CC 0, CC BY 3.0, and CC BY 4.0 licenses. For a list of freesound.org sound effects used in this episode, see here. Postproduction services for the Dr Sang Will See You Now commercial segment licensed through Storyblocks.com and provided by Tohubohu Productions, LLC. Gravitational microlensing music created with Astronify, Copyright (c) 2020, Clara Brasseur, Scott Fleming, Jennifer Kotler, Kate Meredith under license here, using data from 'A Terrestrial-mass Rogue Planet Candidate Detected in the Shortest-timescale Microlensing Event' by Mróz et al, 2020.

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Plutonic Flight 999 is well underway from Epsilon Eridani to Sirius Spa & Station Resort…until the alarm starts sounding.

CONTENT WARNINGS: Distress, peril, turbulence, transportation accident, entrapment, isolation, claustrophobia, existential fear.

This episode, “Manifest”, was written by Emma Johanna Puranen and directed by Rook Mogavero and Emma Johanna Puranen. The script was edited by Rook Mogavero and Shaoni C. White. Sound editing was by Emma Johanna Puranen. The Haro’s theme was composed by Georgia White. Our cover art is by Tatyana Archtander. Music was composed by Emily Branam using copyright cleared content (or free content) within Emily's licensed and registered version of FL Studio 20. Sound effects from freesound.org under CC 0, CC BY 3.0, and CC BY 4.0 licenses. For a list of freesound.org sound effects used in this episode, see here. A transcript of this episode can be found here or on our website, www.roguemaker.space.

In order of appearance, this episode featured the voices of

Emma Johanna Puranen as Ship 
Alasdair Stuart as Malachi Tessera 
Omar Camps-Kamrin as Lowkey Madigan 
Alexandra Rose DeAngelis as Woh́́ Ollum 
Liz Morey as Kuzha Tvask 
Sam Yeow as No Go 
Bonnie Calderwood Aspinwall as Pascal Almagest 
Axandre Oge as Valencio “Trip” Triptych
Stephen Indrisano as Tarsul.

This episode also featured 

Xoe Porterfield as Ring On It Commercial 
Isabell Donaldson as Launch Director 
Nhea Durousseau as Passenger with Headphones 
JP Sindel as the Newscaster 
Ben “Books” Schwartz as the Haro’s Commercial.

Additional voices were lent by Alice Kyra, Borkvox, Reuben Ashcroft, Fey Harmon, Mel Nichols, Tais Grimberg, Pandora Beatrix, Erin Carney, Sonja Dahl, Daniel Santoy, and Cam Clark.

Our vibe checker was Bruce the Cat.

Buy us a coffee at http://ko-fi.com/roguemaker