Too Much Space – Details, episodes & analysis

"Essentially, I am that Canary they send down to the Coal Mine, except I have zero prospects of coming back to the surface."

Jason Ward has spent six months alone aboard the Albatross 180818. The isolation has worn him down, piece by piece. Now, with an unseen threat closing in, he makes a desperate Mayday transmission into the void. Begging anyone to answer… if only to prove he hasn’t finally lost his mind.

Too Much Space is a podcast that has been written, produced, edited and acted by single person.

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With the first episode of Too Much Space coming next week on the 15th of April, let’s introduce the main figure behind these transmissions. Jason Ward is here to answer all the important questions, such as: “What’s this podcast about?”, “Is this podcast written by AI?”, and “Is Jason crazy?”

The answers to all these questions and more are revealed. Stay tuned for the first transmission.

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Drifting through the unknown. No backup. No signal. No way home.

This is your first listen to TOO MUCH SPACE .

A sci-fi audio drama exploring isolation, mystery, and survival.
Episode One arrives April 15.

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"The worst possibility is that I've invented something impossible because the thought of being alone is worse than being hunted by some unspeakable alien horror."

Seven days after the Albatross 180818 AI goes dark, Jason Ward is alone and unraveling.

Stuffed in the vents with only a audio recorder and a flashlight, Jason comes face to face with a difficult choice.

Stay in a dead ship, or risk everything to find the truth.

Either way, he may not be alone....

Too Much Space is a podcast that has been written, produced, edited and acted by single person.

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"On Earth, you're certain of the ground on your feet. What goes up must come down... My life is different. I don't have that certainty."

Jason Ward (Albatross 180818) is convinced that an unseen threat is working against him. To earn access to the ship’s security footage, Jason reluctantly agrees to do a job for Shakespeare (the Albatross AI). He answers all the questions you may have about the grim realities of living in space. However one mystery still remains. Can Jason unveil the danger, or will it destroy him?

Too Much Space is a podcast that has been written, produced, edited and acted by single person.

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"I just climbed my way up through half the length of the ship while praying to whatever deity, force, or made up spaghetti monster may be listening that my magnetic boots don't give out!"

Stranded in the void, Jason Ward clings to the hull of the Albatross 180818. One failed magnetic boot away from disappearing into nothing. His only companion, a coldly logical guide AI, has already calculated his fate. As the countdown closes in, will Jason be able to survive the oncoming storm or be swept into the vacuum of space.

Too Much Space is a podcast that has been written, produced, edited and acted by single person.

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“I don’t know where I am. I don’t know if I’ll even still be alive after this… but if anyone’s listening, just know I chose to go out on my feet as a human being.”

After the Albatross 180818 is destroyed in a meteor storm, Jason Ward expects to die drifting through space. Instead, he wakes in a silent white cell that shouldn’t exist—stocked with years of supplies and a strange “Memory Mirror” that forces him to relive his past in vivid detail.

As the memories grow darker and the silence closes in, Jason begins to suspect he’s not alone—and that something is waiting.

Because it’s not his body they want.

It’s his memories.

Too Much Space is a podcast that has been written, produced, edited and acted by single person.

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