MCP 041 – MAKING THE CUT: Chapter 31
Posted by Raven on 01 May 2009 at 08:58 pm | Tagged as: Abbey, Artax, Braddock, Brian, Danni, Fiona, Jared, Kate, Leena, Making the Cut, Malcolm, Miriam, Podcast Episodes, Rebecca, Sasha, fantasy, novel, podiobook, science fiction
The battle is over, the bodies have fallen, and it’s time for the survivors to count the cost. The Sommers cell has defied the norms of its society; Daniel unwittingly aided enemies of the Collective; Abbey is a former fugitive. How will the Hive choose to deal with this band of misfits? And what will Malcolm ard’Valos do, now that his pawn has been taken from him?
The Cast:
Sasha King – Dani Cutler
Fiona hin’Connaill – Christiana Ellis
Abbey Preston – Heather Nowak
Danni Sharabi – Sara Lloyd
Rebecca Brower – MA in PA
Jared Tamlin – Jason Adams
Kathryn Kitaen – Heather Welliver
Malcolm ard’Valos – TD-0013
Braddock – Marc Bailey
Brian Sommers – Bryan Watson
Young Disembodied Voice - Kimi Alexandre
Old Disembodied Voice – Bryan Watson
The Music:
Complete track information will be provided at a later date.
All music from David Beard is used by special permission from the artist. Music from StackTraxx obtained by license from Digital Juice. Music from ERH is provided through the Freesound Project. All other music is provided through agreement with the Podsafe Music Network.
Some sound effects were provided by Soundsnap; others were provided by the Freesound Project.
Feedback:
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This concludes Metamor City: Season 1. Stay tuned to this feed for upcoming feedback shows, the summer fan-fiction contest, and the Season 1 Exit Interview. Until next time, keep it on the bright side!
Stumble it!
damn you, sir Lester. Now I can’t wait for the next season.
a. Overall: I like season 1.
b. Getting it as a podcast is a different experience from reading it.
When I read, I read fast and I tend to skip a lot of (what I consider) verbiage. So my experience of a book is compact, and I’m irritated with the strands of the story that don’t really contribute to the flow of the story (I’m interested in).
When I listen, I don’t control the speed, and then there is the added bonus of the voices, and the soundscape.
c. It is a complicated story, with a lot of background info, many characters and points of view, and multiple plots.
Good storytelling.
d. I did miss the forensic investigator. And what happens to Jared?
e. I didn’t get the ending. Has the Miriam Bakhtavar been somehow saved? Or is it something else?
Keep listening next season. Things will, I think, become clearer.
Loved the Metamor City podcast. Now say hello to withdrawal!
One thing about this very last episode bothers me: I would have preferred to see more of the minor plot threads left dangeling. Like the re-opened Miriam existence. Just too much resolved for my taste…..