Emmy winner Tatiana Maslani returns to the mind-bending sci-fi drama Orphan Black with an official podcast continuation from Realm.

Sarah is back. So is Allison and Casima and the many, many other members of the Clone Club.

It's been eight years since the Clones' victory against Project Leda. they've been able to live mostly quiet lives,

but everything is about to change. The clones must step out of the shadows to publicly claim

the secret they've sacrificed everything to protect. Family ties will be tested, long-lasting

alliance is betrayed, and the future of all clones hangs in the balance.

Realm creates original fiction podcasts, including official continuations of popular franchises like this one. Their shows feature award-winning writers, directors, and actors.

Season one of Orphan Black The Next Chapter is available in full, and Season 2 is airing right now.

Check out Orphan Black, the next chapter, wherever you listen to podcasts.

So in case you haven't listened to Arden, here's Julie Capsum's whole deal.

At one time, she was one of the biggest young starlets in America, star of movies like Jane Austen Fight Club, Skyless, and My Feene Flicka.

But on December 25, 2007, she disappeared in the far northern reaches of California.

She seemed to be dead.

Eleven years later, the True Crime podcast, Arden, followed a trail that had seemingly gone cold to find

Julie living with her high school boyfriend Ralph and their daughter in Verona, Italy.

Julie returned to the United States, where she is serving time for the crimes she committed

when faking her own death. And now, you know.

Hey, just a heads up. This episode, like all our episodes, is set in prison. It also

features some truly disgusting sound effects. Excuse me. Should meat sound that viscous?

Well, hi, Julie. What are you doing here?

Great.

Hi, Butcher Bob. They said to report to the meat lab for my new assignment, but I thought that was just like prison slang for, I don't know, mate?

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