TWO THOUSAND AND LATE

Hello havoc wreakers and welcome back to our little dose of hope. If you're just joining us, I'm Lauren Shippen, creator of Two Thousand and Late and, in an effort to balance out all the shitty stuff the audio drama tackles, I talked with some incredible artists, creators, and activists who are grappling with our twisted reality and doing hella cool stuff to counteract the bad.
This month, I'm talking to Liz Neeley, co-founder of Unbreaking, founder of Liminal, and science communicator extraordinaire. She and the team at Unbreaking are doing the incredibly important work of tracking all the ways that the current administration is breaking our government. It's the antidote to the 24 hour doom scroll cycle and a place to learn what's actually going on.
Dive into Liz's work and the things that are making her hopeful!
Unbreaking
Liz Neeley
Grant Witness
Critical Ecology Lab
Let This Radicalize You
An Immense World
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This month we're so excited to share The Pod's the Thing, a Shakespearean podcast!
Step aside Romeo- there’s a new romantic lead in town. His name’s Richard, and he’s got it all: a silver tongue, a smoking falchion, and some serious gaslighting. We welcome to the show Jordan Cobb (No Such Thing Productions) to take a look at everyone's favorite villain Richard III as he seduces Lady Anne over the corpse of her late father-in-law. Featuring: The Original Mr. Darcy, trochaic feet, Shakespeare's Richard v. History's Richard, congealed mouths, Richard III and Zombies, and Hot Blood.
Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of violence, warfare, sex, emotional abuse, and body horror. Listener discretion is advised.
The Pod’s the Thing was created by Emma Sherr-Ziarko and Felix Trench, and is produced by Emma Sherr-Ziarko.
This episode features Emma Sherr-Ziarko, Felix Trench,Calder Shilling, and Jordan Cobb. It was edited by Emma Sherr-Ziarko.
Original Artwork by Felix Trench and Original Music by Amber Devereux
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Hello havoc wreakers, and welcome back to our little bonus show, where we try to find the hope amongst all the havoc. These are a mix of conversations aand guest episodes - we're hoping to spotlight more activists in the near future but many folks we planned to speak to are, understandably, a bit busy right now. Thankfully, there are a lot of places to find hope, and this month I was fortunate enough to speak to the lovely Emma Sherr-Ziarko - who plays Didi in our show - about her Shakespeare podcast, Pod's The Thing.
Pod's the Thing is a Shakespeare Podcast that shows a glimpse behind the curtain into the process of working on Shakespeare's Text. Each episode is part conversation and part performance, as we dive into one Shakespearean scene at a time. Check our feed for their Richard III episode or find Pod's The Thing wherever you get podcasts!
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This month, we're sharing a show we love: Give Me Away from Gideon Media.
They call the spaceship that crashed in the Nevada desert “The Ghosthouse” because it screams—the screams of thousands of extraterrestrial political prisoners uploaded into its horrific mainframe. The only way to free them... is to transfer them into the bodies of humans willing to share their minds with an alien second consciousness. But who would volunteer for that? Graham Shapiro, divorced and adrift at age 50, is one of the first to raise his hand. Give Me Away follows Graham’s journey into a world of radical hospitality, one which will touch everything—and everyone—in his life. Written by Mac Rogers, directed by Jordana Williams, sound designed by Bart Fasbender, music by Adam Blau. Cover art by Kate Kosma.
This episode is from Season 3 and features Lauren Shippen's character Noa/Jade. If you like what you hear, find Give Me Away wherever you get your podcasts!
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Hello havoc wreakers and welcome back to our little dose of hope. If you're just joining us, I'm Lauren Shippen, creator of Two Thousand and Late and, in an effort to balance out all the shitty stuff the audio drama tackles, I talked with some incredible artists, creators, and activists who are grappling with our twisted reality and doing hella cool stuff to counteract the bad.
This week, I'm talking to Marc Sollinger, an audio drama creator behind such projects as Archive 81, Generation Crossing, and Conversations with Ghosts. We talk about what it means to be a working artist, finding hope in progressive candidates, and writing spooky stories.
Marc's Shows
Stanland
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