Leopold has spent his life repairing appliances, and home entertainment systems struggles to remain relevant in a world of disposable digital devices. When he attempts to fix an old slide projector he found in the garbage; the vintage machine turns out to be more than an obsolete appliance.

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Written by Alan V Hare.

Read by Mitchel Tew

Audio Post-production Matthew Erdmann

Opening and Closing composed and created by David Hume

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After a massive international corporation takes over Hero-on-the-way and pushes the app’s existing superheroes to the bottom of the search results, Honcho and Ephemera decide to fight back. They enlist Doctor Slow-mo and several other heroes to protest at one of the corporation’s other businesses. However, when things don’t go as planned, Doctor Slow-mo, Synapse and a new hero on the app are forced to act.

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Written by Alan V Hare.

Read Mitchel Tew

Audio Post-production Matthew Erdmann

Opening and Closing composed and created by David Hume

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Gwen, the current inspector designate of Hinterland, is suddenly tasked to track down an escapee from Haven, a remote island enclave. Kept in ignorance of their captivity, no one from Haven has managed to escape before. However, even one individual from the enclave, free in the general population, could disrupt the world.

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On Sunday, October 18th, join us live on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/makeshift.stories.scifi/) as we record our 200th episode, starting at 01:00 GMT(October 19th). In North America, that’s 9PM Atlantic, 8PM Eastern, 7PM Central, 6PM Mountain and 5PM Pacific.

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CREDITS

Written by Alan V Hare.

Read by Mitchel Tew

Audio Post-production Matthew Erdmann

Opening and Closing composed and created by David Hume

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Lauren, a rising online video star, is about to celebrate her two-millionth subscriber when things go unexpected sideways. She discovers a corporation has taken over her channel after successfully claiming they own the copyright to her face and voice. She tries desperately to untangle how she lost the rights to her identity, which leads to a family secret.

Makeshift Stories is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network “Locally grown. Community supported”

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CREDITS

Written by Alan V Hare.

Read by Mitchel Tew

Audio Post-production Matthew Erdmann

Opening and Closing composed and created by David Hume

Makeshift Stories is released under a creative commons non-commercial attribution no derivative license. Which means that you are free to share our stories just remember to credit us.

Lauren, a rising online video star, is about to celebrate her two-millionth subscriber when things go unexpected sideways. She discovers a corporation has taken over her channel after successfully claiming they own the copyright to her face and voice. She tries desperately to untangle how she lost the rights to her identity, which leads to a family secret.

Makeshift Stories is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network “Locally grown. Community supported”

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makeshiftstories@gmail.com

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Reviews help us out.  If you really liked this episode, please go over to Apple Podcasts and leave a review and subscribe.

CREDITS

Written by Alan V Hare.

Read by Mitchel Tew

Audio Post-production Matthew Erdmann

Opening and Closing composed and created by David Hume

Makeshift Stories is released under a creative commons non-commercial attribution no derivative license. Which means that you are free to share our stories just remember to credit us.