Khôra Podcast

Reunited once again, the Argo Crew crashes a party to finish what they started. --Content warnings can be found at the end of the show notes. The transcript can be found at https://khorapodcast.github.io/khorapod_transcripts/--Khôra Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This episode was produced by A.L Emmet and directed by Ibrahim Steel and Celeste Lang. It starred Kit MacNeil as Medea, Mq Quinlan as Atalanta, Clary Cheung as Medusa, Lucas Robins as Apollo, and featured Celeste Lang as Athena, Anjali Pasupathy as The Guard and The Waiter, Tamsin Try as Euterpe, and Lauren Thompson as Helen. Touched by a God was written by A.L Emmet, Celeste Lang, Kat Hawthorne, and Rey Bailey. All of the original music was created by the Khôra team. Sound design for this episode was provided by Mq Quinlan and Kit MacNeil, and the poster art was drawn and designed by Lucas Robins and Clary Cheung. The Khôra cover art is drawn and designed by Jules Violet and Clary Cheung. Season one of Khôra Podcast was outlined by Sats Di Stefano, Clary Cheung, and A.L Emmet.--Find us online at khorapodcast.wordpress.com, and be sure to follow us on Tumblr, Twitter, or Instagram where we are always @KhoraPodcast. You can post about the show using #KhoraPodcast.If you’d like to tip the production team for our hard work, we can be found at paypal.me/khorapodcast and ko-fi.com/khorapodcast. --Content warnings: Explosion sfx, electrocution sfx

The updated, new ending of Episode 16 as a standalone bonus episode. See Episode 16 show notes for details and content warnings.Find us online at khorapodcast.wordpress.com, and be sure to follow us on Tumblr, Twitter, or Instagram where we are always @KhoraPodcast.You can post about the show using #KhoraPodcast. If you’d like to tip the production team for our hard work, we can be found at paypal.me/khorapodcast and ko-fi.com/khorapodcast.Khôra Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This episode was produced by A.L Emmet and directed by Ibrahim Steel and Celeste Lang. It starred Kit MacNeil as Medusa, Anjali Pasupathy as Hypatia, Ditrie Marie Bowie as Hypsypile, and Tamsin Try as Lysandra and featured Mq Quinlan as Atalanta, clary Cheung as Medusa, and Lauren Thompson. Medea Alone was written by A.L Emmet and Celeste Lang. All of the original music was created by the Khôra team. Sound design for this episode was provided by Mq Quinlan and Kit MacNeil, and the poster art was drawn and designed by Celeste Lang. The Khôra cover art is drawn and designed by Jules Violet and Clary Cheung. Season one of Khôra Podcast was outlined by Sats Di Stefano, Clary Cheung, and A.L Emmet.

Lost and stranded on a mysterious planet, Medea accepts help from some new friends as she reflects on her relationships past and present. --Content warnings can be found at the end of the show notes. The transcript can be found at https://khorapodcast.github.io/khorapod_transcripts/--Khôra Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This episode was produced by A.L Emmet and directed by Ibrahim Steel and Celeste Lang. It starred Kit MacNeil as Medusa, Anjali Pasupathy as Hypatia, Ditrie Marie Bowie as Hypsypile, and Tamsin Try as Lysandra and featured Mq Quinlan as Atalanta, clary Cheung as Medusa, and Lauren Thompson. Medea Alone was written by A.L Emmet and Celeste Lang. All of the original music was created by the Khôra team. Sound design for this episode was provided by Mq Quinlan and Kit MacNeil, and the poster art was drawn and designed by Celeste Lang. The Khôra cover art is drawn and designed by Jules Violet and Clary Cheung. Season one of Khôra Podcast was outlined by Sats Di Stefano, Clary Cheung, and A.L Emmet.--Find us online at khorapodcast.wordpress.com, and be sure to follow us on Tumblr, Twitter, or Instagram where we are always @KhoraPodcast. You can post about the show using #KhoraPodcast.If you’d like to tip the production team for our hard work, we can be found at paypal.me/khorapodcast and ko-fi.com/khorapodcast. --Content warnings: abandonment, depression, implied suicidal ideation, self hatred

One crew member down and with team morale running low, Atalanta and Medusa attempt to land one last, desperate blow against the Olympians. --Content warnings can be found at the end of the show notes. The transcript can be found at https://khorapodcast.github.io/khorapod_transcripts/--Khôra Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This episode was produced by A.L Emmet and directed by Ibrahim Steel and Celeste Lang. It starred Mq Quinlan as Atalanta, Clary Cheung as Medusa, Kat Hawthorne as ECHO and featured Kit MacNeil as Medusa, Anjali Pasupathy as the security guard, and Lauren Thompson. Bite Into My Fury was written by Jules Violet and Kat Hawthorne. All of the original music was created by the Khôra team. Sound design for this episode was provided by Ibrahim Steel and Kit MacNeil, and the poster art was drawn and designed by Clary Cheung and Hayan Lee. The Khôra cover art is drawn and designed by Jules Violet and Clary Cheung. Season one of Khôra Podcast was outlined by Sats Di Stefano, Clary Cheung, and A.L Emmet.--Find us online at khorapodcast.wordpress.com, and be sure to follow us on Tumblr, Twitter, or Instagram where we are always @KhoraPodcast. You can post about the show using #KhoraPodcast.If you’d like to tip the production team for our hard work, we can be found at paypal.me/khorapodcast and ko-fi.com/khorapodcast. --Content Warnings: Grief, betrayal, depression, maladaptive coping mechanisms, depersonalization, self-blame, futility, untreated injury, pursuit. Referenced past abuse, human experimentation, and electrocution. 

Kat Hawthorne and Clary Cheung discuss our adaptation of Medusa. Khôra will return with episode 15 on Monday, November 1st. --Content warnings can be found at the end of the show notes. The transcript can be found at https://khorapodcast.github.io/khorapod_transcripts/ --This episode was produced by A.L Emmet. Sound editing was provided by Kit MacNeil. The Khôra cover art is by Jules Violet and Clary Cheung.--Find us online at khorapodcast.wordpress.com, and be sure to follow us on Tumblr, Twitter, or Instagram where we are always @KhoraPodcast. You can post about the show using #KhoraPodcast.If you’d like to tip the production team for our hard work, we can be found at paypal.me/khorapodcast and ko-fi.com/khorapodcast.Content Warnings: Mentions of sexual assault 

En route to Colchis, secrets are revealed and loyalties tested as the Argo Crew learn more about their sponsor.--Note from the sound editor: In a previous version of the episode, there was a mistake early on where one of Medea's lines was duplicated, and overlapped one of ECHO's. It's now fixed, I'm incredibly sorry! I hope you enjoy(ed) the episode all the same. -Kit--Content warnings can be found at the end of the show notes.The transcript can be found at https://khorapodcast.github.io/khorapod_transcripts/--Khôra Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This episode was produced by A.L Emmet and directed by Ibrahim Steel and Celeste Lang. It starred Mq Quinlan as Atalanta, Kit MacNeil as Medea, Clary Cheung as Medusa, Kat Hawthorne as ECHO and featured Aaron Clason as Absyrtus, Lucas Robins as Apollo, Anjali Pasupathy as the butler, and Lauren Thompson. You’ll Get Your Reward was written by A.L Emmet and Rey Bailey. All of the original music was created by the Khôra team. Sound design for this episode was provided by Ibrahim Steel, Kit MacNeil, and Mq Quinlan, and the poster art was drawn and designed by Lucas Robins. The Khôra cover art is drawn and designed by Jules Violet and Clary Cheung. Season one of Khôra Podcast was outlined by Sats Di Stefano, Clary Cheung, and A.L Emmet.--Find us online at khorapodcast.wordpress.com, and be sure to follow us on Tumblr, Twitter, or Instagram where we are always @KhoraPodcast. You can post about the show using #KhoraPodcast.--If you’d like to tip the production team for our hard work, we can be found at paypal.me/khorapodcast and ko-fi.com/khorapodcast.Content Warning: Mentions of alcohol

As the crew draws closer and closer to their goal, one of their members seems to be acting odd. --Content warnings can be found at the end of the show notes. The transcript can be found at https://khorapodcast.github.io/khorapod_transcripts/--Khôra Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This episode was produced by A.L Emmet and directed by Ibrahim Steel and Celeste Lang. It starred Mq Quinlan as Atalanta, Kit MacNeil as Medea, Clary Cheung as Medusa, Kat Hawthorne as ECHO and featured Sats Di Stefano as Andromeda, Bekah Maren Anderson as Orpheus, Abhilasha P as Eurydice, and Lauren Thompson. The Freelance Care Compendium was written by Jules Violet and Kat Hawthorne. All of the original music was created by the Khôra team. Sound design for this episode was provided by Ibrahim Steel, Kit MacNeil, and Mq Quinlan, and the poster art was drawn and designed by Hayan Lee and Clary Cheung. The Khôra cover art is drawn and designed by Jules Violet and Clary Cheung. Season one of Khôra Podcast was outlined by Sats Di Stefano, Clary Cheung, and A.L Emmet.--Find us online at khorapodcast.wordpress.com, and be sure to follow us on Tumblr, Twitter, or Instagram where we are always @KhoraPodcast. You can post about the show using #KhoraPodcast.If you’d like to tip the production team for our hard work, we can be found at paypal.me/khorapodcast and ko-fi.com/khorapodcast. --Content Warnings: physical violence, animal cruelty

The Argo’s newest guest brings up memories of the past as the crew works to recover the AI core from the wreck. --Content warnings can be found at the end of the show notes. The transcript can be found at https://khorapodcast.github.io/khorapod_transcripts/--Khôra Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This episode was produced by A.L Emmet and directed by Ibrahim Steel and Celeste Lang. It starred Mq Quinlan as Atalanta, Kit MacNeil as Medea, Clary Cheung as Medusa, Kat Hawthorne as ECHO, Sats Di Stefano as Andromeda, Bekah Maren Anderson as Orpheus, Abhilasha P as Eurydice, and featured Lauren Thompson as The Listener. A Knife in my Hands was written by A.L Emmet and Celeste Lang. All of the original music was created by the Khôra team. Sound design for this episode was provided by Ibrahim Steel, Kit MacNeil, and Mq Quinlan, and the poster art was drawn and designed byCeleste Lang and Jules Violet. The Khôra cover art is drawn and designed by Jules Violet and Clary Cheung. Season one of Khôra Podcast was outlined by Sats Di Stefano, Clary Cheung, and A.L Emmet.--Find us online at khorapodcast.wordpress.com, and be sure to follow us on Tumblr, Twitter, or Instagram where we are always @KhoraPodcast. You can post about the show using #KhoraPodcast.--If you’d like to tip the production team for our hard work, we can be found at paypal.me/khorapodcast and ko-fi.com/khorapodcast. Content Warnings: dissociation, ringing noise

A disaster on the way to Planet Nine provides clues to the crew’s mission- and the fate of an old friend. --Content warnings can be found at the end of the show notes. The transcript can be found at https://khorapodcast.github.io/khorapod_transcripts/--Khôra Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This episode was produced by A.L Emmet and directed by Ibrahim Steel. It starred Mq Quinlan as Atalanta, Kit MacNeil as Medea, Clary Cheung as Medusa, Kat Hawthorne as ECHO, Sats Di Stefano as Andromeda, Bekah Maren Anderson as Orpheus, and Abhilasha P as Eurydice. A Home Star was written by Jules Violet, Clary Cheung, and Rey Bailey. All of the original music was created by the Khôra team. Sound design for this episode was provided by Ibrahim Steel, Kit MacNeil, and Mq Quinlan, and the poster art was drawn and designed by Clary Cheung and Lucas Robins. The Khôra cover art is drawn and designed by Jules Violet and Clary Cheung. Season one of Khôra Podcast was outlined by Sats Di Stefano, Clary Cheung, and A.L Emmet.--Find us online at khorapodcast.wordpress.com, and be sure to follow us on Tumblr, Twitter, or Instagram where we are always @KhoraPodcast. You can post about the show using #KhoraPodcast.--If you’d like to tip the production team for our hard work, we can be found at paypal.me/khorapodcast and ko-fi.com/khorapodcast. --Content Warnings: vehicular collision, ableism, explosions (incl. sfx), discussion of death and mortality, abduction

In the wake of tragedy, Medusa takes a moment of reflection with a new friend away from the Argo.--Content warnings can be found at the end of the show notes. The transcript can be found at https://khorapodcast.github.io/khorapod_transcripts/--Khôra Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This episode was produced by A.L Emmet and directed by Ibrahim Steel. It starred Clary Cheung as Medusa and Sats Di Stefano as Andromeda, with Kit MacNeil as Medea and Mq Quinlan as Atalanta. A Home Star was written by A.L Emmet and Kat Hawthorne. All of the original music was created by the Khôra team. Sound design for this episode was provided by Ibrahim Steel, Kit MacNeil, Riannon S. R., and Mq Quinlan, and the poster art was drawn and designed by Clary Cheung and Hayan Lee. The Khôra cover art is drawn and designed by Jules Violet and Clary Cheung. Season one of Khôra Podcast was outlined by Sats Di Stefano, Clary Cheung, and A.L Emmet.--Find us online at khorapodcast.wordpress.com, and be sure to follow us on Tumblr, Twitter, or Instagram where we are always @KhoraPodcast. You can post about the show using #KhoraPodcast.If you’d like to tip the production team for our hard work, we can be found at paypal.me/khorapodcast and ko-fi.com/khorapodcast. --Content Warnings: discussions of parental neglect, references to past ableism, panic due to OCD, grief, mentions of character death.