Part One of our actual play crossover special debuting the alpha rules of our coming Hannahpocalypse Roleplaying Game with our friends at Dungeons & Drimbus! Join special guest Abigail Turner along with the wonderful crew of Dungeons & Drimbus in the prequel to episode one of our show!
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CREDITS
Abigail Turner (Cali)
Giancarlo Herrera (Raf)(Editing)
Hannah Schooner (Hammer Jac)(Editing)
Michael Pisani (Lily)
Damian Szydlo (GM)(Sound Design)
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Om Podcasten
Hannahpocalypse is the fourth wall breaking hopepunk comedy/horror audio drama that follows the last zombie, Hannah, who's ‘living’ her best unlife over 150 years after the zombie apocalypse has come and gone. All the while Cali, a scout from a thriving settlement looks to make a mark on the world but is coming up bust. Destined to collide, zombie and human will be forced into an unlikely friendship amid a wasteland full of killer robots left over from the ‘bad old days’.
It’s a story of love, death, and a girl who eats people.
Cast and Crew:
Amanda Hufford as Hannah
Abigail Turner as Cali
Jordan Rudolph as Mel
Tom Shalk as Rictor, Lagarto
Will Handford as Bogart, Jameson and others
Yenni Ann as Ashley
James Holyeoke as Billy
Leslie Gideon as Morgan
Guest Voices by Luke Alphonso, Kenneth Faircloth Jr., Ryan Hoyle, Sarah Golding, Kristi Boulton, Ginger Sue, John Patneade and more!
Script Editor - KR (Anonymous)
Sensitivity Reader (Season One) - Mak Shepard
Writing and Sound Design by Damian Szydlo
Directed by Amanda Hufford & Damian Szydlo
Produced by Red Fathom Entertainment
Though Hannahpocalyse does not endeavor to be offensive or overly graphic it is rated explicit due to language (swearing), dark humor, cinematic violence and possibly triggering themes. The Wild Wasteland can be a tough place but we will always attempt to keep our all listeners from harm and unnecessary discomfort. That said, it is wise to consider the show Rated R and thus not suitable for children - listener discretion is advised.