Greater Boston Podcast returns for Season 4
Third Sight Media, LLC have announced the return of their award-winning audio fiction podcast with Greater Boston – Season 4!
Greater Boston is an audio fiction podcast set in an alternate-reality version of Boston, with dozens of intersecting characters and storylines traversing a world where the streets of the North End are still sticky from the great molasses disaster of 1919, where Spectacle Island never stops burning, and where Red Line, one of the four transit lines in the greater Boston area, secedes and becomes its own independent municipality.
With three whole seasons and bonus episodes already available to listen to free of charge on most podcast apps, Greater Boston has built a significant listener base since its premiere in 2016. And now, after a successful fundraising campaign, it is back with its biggest season yet.
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What are people saying about Greater Boston?
Go listen to Episode 1 and tell me you’re not all mad at them for making something this good. —Jeffrey Cranor, co-creator of Welcome to Night Vale
Surreal and Lovely and sort of impossible to describe. —Lauren Shippen, creator of The Bright Sessions
Greater Boston is co-created and written by Cambridge-based Alexander Danner and Jeff Van Dreason. Danner is a writer who teaches at Emerson College. He is a script writer on the audio adaptation of the classic indie comic series ElfQuest. Van Dreason is an award-winning playwright and educator. His fiction has appeared in Redivider and the Echo Ink Review as well as the Harvard Book Store flash-fiction anthology Microcondria II. Danner and Van Dreason are both Emerson College MFA graduates.
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Where can I listen to the Greater Boston podcast?
Listen to Greater Boston on Apple Podcasts
Listen to Greater Boston on Spotify
Listen to Greater Boston on Google Podcasts
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What do you think of Greater Boston?
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