Episodes

June 19, 2020

The Leviathan Sang by Rudolfo Serna

Cosmic. Trippy. Meditative. Otherworldly. When a story is as dreamy as “The Levianthan Sang” by Rudolfo Serna (narrated by Nicholas Thurkettle), it’s difficult to do justice […]
June 5, 2020

Pithos by Jason D’Aprile

Man, this is a good one. Not sure if it’s appropriate to single out a writer’s story in comparison to other stories they’ve written, but we […]
May 27, 2020

The Conductor by Eli Edelson

A journey. A crash. A discovery. A revelation. Considering the times we live in one can not help but wonder how this will affect the constitution […]
May 1, 2020

The Sunken River by Kevin R. O’Hara

We have a new one from Kevin R. O’Hara. This is a totally fun one and the less said about it the better because it’s got […]
April 17, 2020

Consumed by Sam French

At first glance we see an ancient ship at sea, but upon closer inspection it’s revealed that all of the materials that make up the ship […]
April 9, 2020

The End of the F*#king World by Jack Moody

This is the final story with the theme “The Enemy of My Enemy.” And, hey, maybe you can guess by the title that it’s a bit […]
March 27, 2020

Nala by Bryan Aiello

Man, do we love us some Bryan Aiello. You know that line from the ’89 Batman, “Where does he get those wonderful toys?” We feel the […]
March 11, 2020

Nocturne in Black and Gold by Alicia Hilton

We have a new story from a new (for us) writer this week! Alicia Hilton has delivered a story that exists in some poetic world outside […]
March 3, 2020

Rescues by Sam French (Sneak Peek)

We take a break from our sci-fi short stories to bring you this, uh, sci-fi scripted audio. That’s right, one of our Brick Moon writers, Sam […]
Feb. 18, 2020

Opposite Number by Eric Del Carlo

Eric Del Carlo is BACK. We have four brand new stories coming at you with an all new prompt – this time it’s “The Enemy of […]
Feb. 6, 2020

Support Class by Stephanie Jessop

If there’s one thing we’ve learned in the past series of stories being a single-mom is HARD, right? Well, guess what, it doesn’t get any better […]
Jan. 28, 2020

Water That Runs Red by Bryan Aiello

Mars is perilous. It is plagued by deadly storms, a half functioning command center, and it’s a place where oxygen is more valuable than gold. It’s […]
Jan. 14, 2020

Old Debts by Kelseigh N.

Usually we write an intro for our latest story, but this time, we’re gonna let Kelseigh’s opening couple of paragraphs speak for this one: “Revenge never […]
Jan. 7, 2020

Reconnaissance by Chantel Donnan

She thought she’d left the spy career behind. She turned her back on it to raise a family and live a quiet, honest life. Until she […]
Dec. 17, 2019

Molly Moth Saves Christmas by Amy Weaver

We have a special treat for you this holiday season. This one is for the whole family and it comes from our friends over at KidPod […]
Dec. 12, 2019

Terminal by Lauren A. Forry

What good are the holidays without a scare or two? Lauren A. Forry is dragging Halloween straight into Christmas with this horrifyingly tense story. Claire is […]
Dec. 2, 2019

Grace Under Pressure by Jason D’Aprile

This is one of those stories that reminds you not to take life for granted. Because everything can turn on a dime with one random event. […]
Nov. 12, 2019

Can’t Catch Me by Sam French

You think it’s hard being a single mom? Try being a single mom and a thief – the headaches, the babysitters, the… advantages. Yes, it’s a […]
Nov. 1, 2019

The Night Following a Failed Invasion by Stephanie Jessop

It’s pitch black, the middle of the night, and she is on the run from SOMETHING. No, make that several somethings. The invasion has failed, but […]
Oct. 28, 2019

Unseen Space by Kevin R. O’Hara

There is a slaughter taking place aboard the spaceship, “Edgeworth One.” A beast of unspeakable horror stomps through the corridors as the crew members try to […]
Oct. 24, 2019

Requiem for a Prom Queen by Eric Del Carlo

“Will you go to the prom with me?” For a lot of kids those were magical words, but not for these kids. You remember the ones […]
Oct. 14, 2019

Something Horrible by Tony DiGerolamo

Hey hey, it’s that time of year again! Y’know when we do the really scary stories? Well, we’re going to start you off with a curveball. […]
Oct. 2, 2019

Diminishing Returns by Jason D’Aprile

Hey, guess what? We lied. We are liars. We thought last week was the end of our “Let’s Get Small” collection, but it turns out there […]