5.8- Loamy's Choice

Our Fair City

Audacious Machine Creative

Fiction, Science Fiction

4.7 • 623 Ratings

🗓️ 3 December 2025

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

The warrens of Old Tunnel are vast, labyrinthine, and dangerous. One must take the utmost caution when traversing their mold-ridden expanses–unless, of course, you are the MolePerson designated Loamy. Then, barbeque sauce and a nursery song will have to do. === Our Fair City was originally released between 2011 and 2018. If you're interested in listening to the complete 8 seasons of Our Fair City ad free right now, you can join Audacious Machine Creative's Membership program at https://audaciousmachinecreative.memberful.com/join. $5 a month gets you ad free feeds of all of our podcasts, and goes directly to supporting the artists making new audio fiction podcasts! Our Fair City would like to dedicate this episode to the families, caretakers, and researchers who are working with patients of Alzheimer’s’ disease. Learn more at alz.org or alzheimers.org.uk. The Narrator— Ansel Burch Loamy— Lise “Kat” Evans The Widow Silty— Sebastian H. Orr Clay— Tyler Samples Sandy— Abby Doud Doctor Montgomery Moro— Mark Soloff Alan Bloom, F.A.R.M. technician— Sebastian H. Orr Lindsey the Time Traveler— Lise “Kat” Evans Time Manipulator—Ryan Schile Written by Jim McDoniel. Directed by Jeffrey Gardner. Sound Design by Ryan Schile. Music by Stephen Poon. Episode art by Cyrus Crashtest. Produced by David Rheinstrom. Production Management by Betsey Palmer. Created by Clayton Faits. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello, loyal policy. This is producer Jeffrey. Our Fair City originally ran for eight seasons
0:07.6	between 2009 and 2018. We're now re-releasing the show, so I already know how it ends. And so can you
0:17.5	by becoming a member with Audacious Machine for $5 a month.
0:22.8	As a member, you get access to all eight seasons of our Fair City right now, ad-free.
0:30.1	So if you simply can't wait for these weekly releases, come join us.
0:35.0	You can marathon the whole show without interruptions right now. In addition to that,
0:40.4	there are a lot of other perks. We will be releasing blooper reels and behind the scenes for materials
0:46.0	from our fair city. We'll be sharing the secret chamberlain tapes, along with all kinds of other
0:52.5	heartlife materials we collected over 10 years of making
0:56.2	the show.
0:57.1	And if that is enough, you also get ad-free feeds for all the other shows we make.
1:02.9	This includes Unwell, a Midwestern Gothic mystery, and World Gone Wrong.
1:08.6	So, please come join us. All that info can be found at
1:13.2	audacious machine creative.com. Again, that's audacious machine creative.com. Thanks for
1:23.9	listening, and we'll see you in the tunnels, the secret members-only tunnels.
1:30.1	Our Fair City would like to dedicate this episode to the families, caretakers, and researchers
1:35.2	who are working with patients of Alzheimer's disease. Learn more at al-Z.org or alzheimer's.org.
1:45.8	Tonight's broadcast is brought to you by the company you depend upon for all of your greatest
1:51.0	needs, heart life. These stories are true dramatizations from our fair city's glorious history.
1:58.6	So listen and remember, heart life, all the life you'll ever need.
2:03.6	We return once more eager listeners to Old Tunnel, that ancient and haunted echo of times past.
2:24.3	Long since abandoned by all but the staunchest of policies, on all official maps of the city, it appears with the apropos legend, here there is mold.
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