Chris here with another recommendation for a great audio drama

that is also in the Fable and Folly Network called Strange Air.

Strange Air begins with a live broadcast of a Los Angeles radio show about the paranormal,

hosted by a man named Malcolm Smith.

But the narrative soon transitions to Malcolm's daughter, Chase Smith, a USC film student,

who, it turns out, is working on a documentary about her dad that tries to piece together

why and how Malcolm mysteriously vanished without a trace one night, in the middle of his show.

Chase spends her days and nights tracking down every possible lead as she searches for the truth about her dad's disappearance,

meeting plenty of intriguing characters along the way.

Understandably, her quest becomes highly personal to the point of taking over her life,

and even pushing her closest relationships to the limit.

Strange Err is a terrific sci-fi mystery that weeds elements of the hyper-real,

the supernatural, religion, technology, family issues, and artificial intelligence.

But at its heart, it's a father-daughter story about grief and longing.

And if the voice of Malcolm Smith sounds familiar,

it's because the character is played by Patrick Fabian, who played lawyer Harry Hamlin on the

awesome TV show, Better Call Saul. You can binge all 20 episodes of Strange Air from start to finish,

wherever you get your podcasts, of course, or at strangeair podcast.com.

Here, now, is the first episode for your listening enjoyment, titled The Impossible. Good evening.

It is 10 o'clock in the City of Angels, and that means it's time for the very first episode of Strange Air.

My name is Malcolm Smith, and I welcome each and every one of you.

For the next four hours, I will have the honor of being your guide to the unknown,

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