When a lonely radio host gets her first caller since she's been trapped in her radio station after the apocalypse, a mystery begins to unfold about what's transpired since the end of the world. This episode, GOODBYE, WORLD was written and directed by Amy Suto who can be found at https://amysuto.com/. The Last Station is executive produced and created by Amy Suto and Kyle Cords who is on Instagram @KyleFCords.Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to these words while gazing up at the occasionally starless void above. Want to support our post-apocalyptic broadcast? Marina is voiced by Portia Juliette, who is on Instagram @PortiaJamasHolden is voiced by Sid Phoenix, who can be found on Instagram @Sid_Phoenix. Alice is voiced by Flannery Maney who can be found at FlanneryManey.com or on Instagram @FlanneryManeyDustin is voiced by Daniel Rashid, who can be found on Instagram @danielrashid.This episode was sound designed and mixed by Jeff Cendejas, who can be found on Instagram as @mr_dejas. Original compositions by Stephen Ptacek, who can be found at stephenptacek.com. This episode was re-mixed and mastered by Mia Glenn-Schuster who can be found on Instagram at @mglennsound.Our musical guest for this episode is Brother Smoke, featuring his song "The Coward's Way Out.” You can find more from Brother Smoke on Instagram, @IAmBrotherSmoke. The Coward’s Way Out was mixed and mastered by Sean Mcilwaine of Sweet Track Audio. Alice's “Evening Lullaby” was written by and features the voice of Flannery Maney, with guitar by Javier Busquet, who is on Instagram as @Javi_Busquet and the song was mixed and produced by Pietro Milanesi, who can be found at PietroMilanesi.com.Stay tuned for more music coming soon from Flannery Maney and Brother Smoke. Graphics for The Last Station were designed by Michele Soares, who can be found on Instagram @mi_asoares.Special thanks to Orphanage Collective, Noah Suarez-Sikes, and the rest of our incredible writing team for lending their thoughts and suggestions for our first broadcast. Also, thank you to Lex Schultz, an integral part of the Kingdom of Pavement team, for helping us navigate the end of the world and everything in-between. Want to reach out? Our phone lines are always open, but we do prefer email these days. Drop us a note at: amy@amysuto.com with any tips about the Marauder's whereabouts, song requests, or advertising inquiries. Until next time, listeners, keep your radios tuned to The Last Station for sick beats and a nice distraction from out imminent demise. The end of the world has never sounded so good.
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