Hi everyone, Alex here, just giving you an update on our latest wave of the RQ network,

as 11 new shows are joining us this time with still more on the way in the future.

This particular cavalcade of creativity runs the whole gamut with sci-fi, horror, fantasy, mystery,

alternate reality game, comedy, and even a cheeky documentary piece.

There's something for everyone in this third wave of shows, and I get the delightful pleasure of introducing them all to you.

So, without further ado, we have...

The Hyacinth Disaster. Expect Jovean intrigue with a heavy dose of disaster in this found-footage sci-fi thriller, written and directed by David Carlson, that documents the events of the ill-fated asteroid mining ship, the MRS Hyacin.

Next we have malevolent, an Eldritch mystery horror, Eldritch thriller, Call of Cthulhu,

Eldritch, Adventure, Actual Play, Eldritch, ARG, written and performed by Harlan Guthrie.

Also, did I mention it's Eldritch?

Because it's pretty Dan Eldridge. Then we have Osteum, the fantasy adventure set in the mysterious and thrilling town of Osteum, a place full of doors to anywhere you can think of with twice as many mysteries, written, directed

and produced by Alexander C. Telander. After that, there's the program, a dark, sci-fi,

cyberpunk noir anthology series set in a future where money, state, and even God, have all been

subsumed to the program, written and directed by Even Murko S. Hot on its heels, we have the sleepwake cycle, a particularly mind-bending supernatural fantasy

noir from the creators of Maltopia that examines the psychological aftermath of the Great

Darkness of 1999. Following on from that, there's What Happened in Skinner, an interactive

mystery thriller podcast in ARG that seeks to answer what really happened on the Pacific

Legacy's livestream and how it relates to the sinister history of Skinner Island, Oregon.

Created and produced by Aaron Blanton and Katrina Brown and written by Caitlin Gaskell, Annika Bennett, Aaron Blanton, Katrina Brown and Sam Z. Morrison.

There's also Wobigon, a sci-fi drama series investigating the insidious and brutal reality-bending online game, Wobagon, written and performed

by Dylan Griggs, this series digs deep into the nature of power, responsibility, and linear time.

Last, but definitely not least, we've launched Tin Can Audio Presents, a brand new feed that collects the works of David Devereaux and Tin Can Audio, including

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