Conversations From The Abyss: Recent Episodes
White Cat Entertainment
Conversations From The Abyss is a Sci Fi/Horror Anthology Podcast featuring conversations between two living things. Possibly. It was created and written by Chris Mancini, produced by White Cat Entertainment, and features actors from Thrilling Adventure Hour, Welcome to Night Vale, Drunk History, The Legend of Korra, and Archer. Music and Sound Design by David Schmidt and Bryce Halliday.
A programmer develops an App with surprisingly powerful capabilities. (Aisha Tyler, David Huntsberger)
A video game programmer discusses his unsettling dreams with a therapist. (Dean Haglund, Annie Savage)
A high school student sees a chiropractor for an unusual problem. (Isabella Mancini, Terry Weyman)
A young couple tries to deal with their new baby's unusual diet. (Janet Varney, Adam Ferrara)
Two research scientists listen for signs of extraterrestrial life in a remote outpost. (Matt Weinhold, Suzy Nakamura)
The wait is over. Season 3 is finally here. Angry influencers, guardian angels, hungry babies, unusual doctors, runaway technology, and your mirrored reflection all await your listening pleasure.
A grieving man befriends a ghost in a graveyard. (Hal Lublin, Mark Gagliardi, Rick Overton)
A middle manager never seems to have enough time, until he meets a sales rep who offers to sell him more. (Bil Dwyer, Carrie Barrett)
An indecisive woman realizes she isn't good at making decisions, so she allows something else to make them for her. (Janet Varney, Annie Savage)
A girl in middle school speaks to her imaginary friend. (Michael Cornacchia, Isabella Mancini)
A political operative discusses the emotions of politics with The President. (Graham Elwood, Rick Overton, Ron Placone)
An Angel and a Demon meet in a coffee shop to discuss the nature of good and evil. (Cecil Baldwin, Brian Elerding)
Two actors struggle with where acting ends and real life begins. (Hal Lublin, Mark Gagliardi, Graham Elwood)
A married couple move into a new house and find there is something very wrong with it. (Janet Varney, Graham Elwood)
A man is offered something unusual over the phone. (Michael Cornacchia, David Huntsberger)