This is the story of how the strange accounts recorded in other episodes came to be. Written by Eric Hilker and Peter Miller. Voiced by Peter Miller, Eric Hilker, and M. Dalanda Diallo. Editing by Sara Bastianelli, and support from Sound on Grounds at the University of Virginia.

The world is set a couple hundred years in the future from our current time and human civilization is facing major world hunger due to a mysterious blight that has swept through the world’s crops, killing most viable forms of food consumption. A group of scientists have discovered a way to create a daily pill that is able to provide both the necessary nutrients and calories to every single human, and must only be taken once a day. However, unbeknownst to the general population, these pills are made by absorbing the nutrients out of live humans, killing them. Our protagonist (Andrew) stumbles onto this and has to make a decision between shutting down this project due to the loss of life, or to keep the project going to support the future of human civilization.

Written and voiced by Jakob Polsky, Andrew Kennedy, Enzo Alinsonorin, Megan Sartori, and Mariam Gouda. Recorded and edited by Sara Bastianelli and the Sound on Grounds team.

The planet of Bolb has a decomposing core, and a select team of specialized Blobs (the inhabitants of Bolb) are tasked with finding a solution. The team discovers Earth, which is slowly being destroyed by its inhabitants and only has a couple years before it reaches an end. Earth has a suitable core that could save the planet Bolb, but in order to take Earth's core, the team would need to blow up Earth. This moral dilema creates a problem that the crew could not have forseen. Will Earth survive, or will its core be used to save the people of Bolb?

Written and voiced by Vicki, Arsen, Hanlin, Zach, and Ryan. Recorded and edited by Blake Cabral and the Sound on Grounds team.

The audio drama depicts an old man telling a story to a young boy about how life used to be (humans and genetically engineered humans).

Written and voiced by Aleena Seyam (Ash), Dorian Colina (Flint), Ewan Becher (Elias), Aarnav Bandam (The Overseer) and Nishanth Kolakalapudi (the Narrator). Recorded and edited by Dalanda Diallo and the Sound on Grounds team.

An alien race in a galaxy far, far away, on a planet named Chukula, has discovered Earth and has found a “primitive” civilization on the planet. After Earth’s discovery, there have been heated debates about whether to enter diplomatic relations with the people or to conquer their planet and eradicate them, or even enslave them. On a publicized TV program, a moderator hosts a debate between someone who believes homosapiens aren’t subject to the same human rights as their race, the superioralis orgalis, and one who believes they are. During the debate, clips from Vorpus Dingleshneeb's journalism are shown to the audience and debaters to provide context and evidence for the debaters' claims.

Written and voiced by Lane Caldwell, Dylan Mayton, Oliver Regal, Ethan Edwards, and Thomas Ayoub-Winder. Recorded and edited by Blake Cabral and the Sound on Grounds team.

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Written and voiced by Romy Byrne, Blake Clayton, Muneeb Malik, Daniel Lee, Bodie Lohr, and Matthew Walls. Recorded and edited by Sara Bastianelli and the Sound on Grounds team.

This episode describes a city that has a hidden truth. We follow Cow and Rabbit on their journey in the underground Renard Orphanage as they navigate their seemingly "normal" lives. They interact with Cat and Fox, who each have a crucial role in their lives.

Written and voiced by Iris Carvalho: Narrator Kayla Butville: Cow Tristan Howdyshell: Fox Geoffrey Lin: Cat Ethan Timar: Rabbit

Recorded and edited by Sara Bastianelli and the Sound on Grounds team.

The Cure is a science fiction audio drama about scientists who create a chip meant to cure diseases but discover its power to control people. The story explores the consequences of blind ambition and the moral limits of science.

Written and voiced by Alice Zhang, Cheyoung Kim, Elliott Wright, Fatima Haddi, and Jacqueline Knecht. Recorded and edited by Sara Bastianelli and the Sound on Grounds team.