Hometown Podcast: Recent Episodes
Aubree and Ashlyn Seibert
An anthology audiodrama about finding community, what it means to have a home, and the stories that make us who we are.
Aubree interviews Jonathan Sandy, the composer for Hometown about the music he wrote for the show.
A transcript for this episode will be up as soon as possible on our website.
You can find Jonathan's music on spotify Here
Episode Notes A conversation between the creators of the show Aubree and Ashlyn Seibert.
Unfortunately, the transcript for this episode was delayed. We will have it up as soon as possible, and apologize for the inconvenience.
Virginia tells her story. This episode contains implication of miscarriage and layered audio that may be hard to understand. Listener discretion is advised. Transcripts are available on our website.
Episode Notes Sarah tells her story. Transcripts are available on our website.
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CONTENT WARNING: brief discussion of death and grief
John tells his story.
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Lauren tells her story.
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Episode Notes Julia tells her story. This episode contains frank discussion about mental health, including anxiety. Listener discretion is advised. Transcripts are available on our website
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Tom tells his story.
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Eliza tells her story.
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A prologue.
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Introducing Hometown, created by Aubree and Ashlyn Seibert. Original music by Jonathan Sandy, and graphic design by Hannah Perkins.
Join Kiera as she interviews residents of her hometown and gives them a place to share their story, and in doing so seeks a sense of belonging.
An anthology audio drama about finding community, what it means to have a home, and the stories that make us who we are.
And remember, don’t be afraid to tell your story.
This podcast is powered by Pinecast.