What is Puppeteer's Farm?

Puppeteer's Farm is a horror/thriller scripted fiction podcast. It is a volunteer project by a volunteer cast and crew. It is one season long, with five episodes in the season. 

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Show Description:

There is something very wrong with Puppeteer's Farm. The apples are rotten. The lake is red as blood. 

The people who live there have been disappearing. 

It's up to amateur detective Holly McArthur to discover what's going on. 

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Contact Us:

Email: puppeteersfarmpodcast@gmail.com

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Connect With Us:

Discord: Puppeteer's Farm Discord

Twitter: @puppeteersfarm

Instagram: @puppeteersfarmpodcast

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Transcripts:

Available here. 

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Having Pride:

Puppeteer's Farm takes pride in its queer roots, queer characters, and queer cast and crew. One of the lines in the show's fourth episode is "This is our home. We made it ours. We belong here." The cast and crew of Puppeteer's Farm reminds you that you belong here, and you deserve safety and you deserve pride. We're dedicated to making every space queer friendly, and more than that, we're dedicated to making queer spaces. 

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About the Creators:

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Seth Stone (he/him) : Seth is a producer and the sound designer for Puppeteer's Farm and Ritualistic Podcast.  He voice acts in Puppeteer's Farm as Adlai Cadigan and in Ritualistic Podcast as Booker Chauncey. He's a songwriter and a playwright, and hopes to be a video game designer when he's older. He's a lover of sound and other auditory phenomena. He enjoys listening to podcasts of the spooky variety. He manages sound, casting, recordings, and all other sorts of production in relation to our shows. You can find him on Twitter @thes_entos.

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Morgan Champine  (they/them) : Morgan is a producer and the writer for Puppeteer's Farm and Ritualistic Podcast. They are a stage actor and a voice actor. Their voice can be heard in Incident Report 31, Puppeteer's Farm, and Ritualistic Podcast. They've won three awards for their writing in SLCC Gender and Sexuality Center's Pride Month Writing Competition in poetry and fiction writing. They hope to be a park ranger and a camp counselor for trans kids when they're older. They manage writing, casting, publicity, and all other sorts of production in relation to our shows. You can find them on Twitter @MorganChampine or you can contact them through email: morganchampine12@gmail.com. 

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