Here is a collection of reviews, articles, interviews, links and blogs for further reading (and listening!)
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Read MoreRemember the Season 1 episode about Luke Dougal, founder of the Hellpark? Well, in this episode of Big Money Movie Ideas, Pip and Oystein join the hosts to brainstorm a horror comedy based on this idea!
Read MoreWe’re still on a high from the Season 2 Launch Party which took place at The Jugged Hare in London and was a lovely opportunity to meet listeners from across the UK as well as friends and collaborators from theatre and podcasting!
Read MoreThe Amelia Project has been written about a lot lately! We are, as always, chuffed as chips that people enjoy what we make and take the time to write about it. We raise a steaming mug of cocoa to you all. Thank you! Here’s a roundup of recent articles.
Read MoreWhen a Norwegian broadcaster refers to a question raised at a seminar in London, asking why Audio Fiction “has no success”, Oystein gets angry and decides to enlighten his fellow Norwegians on what amazing fiction podcasts exist out there.
Read MoreWant to know what happens when ██████ brings a █████ ██████ to the Foundation? Find out in this special crossover episode between Bloody Disgusting’s SCP Archives and The Amelia Project!
Read MoreYou ready for some real pomo fomo? David Rheinstrom talks to Philip Thorne and Øystein Ulsberg Brager of The Amelia Project about Brexit, buckwild experimental theater, magic, hot cocoa, and how they'd fake their own deaths--and how they'd come back.
Read MoreThis podcast never happened. The Amelia Project's creators never joined Jess & Chris to chat the podcast's inception, or how they're actually part of a secret agen -*click**beeeep*
Read MoreMake sure you’ve got your cocoa to hand; first on the PodUK 2020 performance roster is British Podcast Awards’ nominated audio fiction podcast The Amelia Project! Do you need a new identity? Need to fake your own death in the most ostentatious way possible? Amelia have got your back – and this time, they’re coming to you from the live stage!
Read MoreWe still can’t believe it! It has just been announced that The Amelia Project is one of six nominees for the fiction category at the British Podcast Awards!
Read MoreFredrik Baden is the sound wizard extraordinaire behind The Amelia Project. We’ve asked him to create plenty of crazy sounds for us and so far he has never said no…
Read MoreFor the final sweet course, get your best cup of cocoa and settle in for a delicious, scabrously witty delight in The Amelia Project.
Read MoreToday, I’m proud to present my interview of Philip ‘Pip’ Thorne, one of the show’s creators and writers.
Read MoreImagine taking a time machine back to 1750—a time when the world was in a permanent power outage, long-distance communication meant either yelling loudly or firing a cannon in the air, and all transportation ran on hay.
Read MoreProfessional Podcasting is Within Your Reach: This panel, moderated by Philip Thorne and composed of Sarah Rhea Werner, Gabriel Urbina, and Brad Smith, was probably the most surprising for me in terms of its content and its reach.
Read MoreTopics of Today's Episode: Tanis by The Public Radio Alliance. The Amelia Project by Imploding Fictions. The Bright Sessions by Lauren Shippen.
Read MoreIf one had to set an exam question for children on Imploding Fictions’ podcast The Amelia Project – and one day somebody might well find themselves having to do this – then an inevitable question would be: “In what way is The Amelia Project like cocoa?”
Read MoreAllow Philip Thorne and Øystein Ulsberg Brager to take you through how they made The Amelia Project a success!
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