I started making podcasts in 2016. Back then I didn't really know anything about what I was doing and, while I'm proud of these shows and acknowledge that they were important steps to where I am now, I feel like they don't really represent my work and who I am.
These shows are still on the internet if you want to find them, I know they mean a lot to a not insignificant number of people.
Tin Can is the story of Gene Reynolds, a pilot who becomes stranded out in space after an accident aboard his ship.
Debuting in July 2016, Tin Can was initially a tech demo. However it had a much, much more positive reception than expected and soon the show became a fully formed audio drama podcast, lasting 14 episodes before concluding in 2018
'A subtle & sparse space exploration show with great writing, wonderful voice acting, and masterful sound design. Lovely pacing and a compelling story make it one of the few podcasts I've listened to more than once through.'
- Sarah Rhea Werner (Girl In Space)
An audio drama about ghosts, cats, and the slightly odd people who look after them.
Middle:Below was a much larger undertaking than Tin Can, and was the first production under the Tin Can Audio banner. It took myself and the team behind the show to festivals and podcast industry events, and taught me how to run a show. We even had the opportunity to run live shows!
Plans were in place to make a season 2, but had to be shuttered due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
