1.05 « A Dried Up Lake »

2020-10-03

Things seem to be looking up. For the first time, Joaquin has a partner in the investigation to find Aidan. But they only have a few scattered pieces of an overwhelmingly vast puzzle. What they don't know can hurt them, but revelations too profound could make them wish they never started looking for answers in the first place. And the picture on the puzzle is starting to become clearer... I... have an apology. An explanation. ... I cannot hide myself any longer. In Astra is a story a...

Things seem to be looking up. For the first time, Joaquin has a partner in the investigation to find Aidan. But they only have a few scattered pieces of an overwhelmingly vast puzzle. What they don't know can hurt them, but revelations too profound could make them wish they never started looking for answers in the first place. And the picture on the puzzle is starting to become clearer...

I... have an apology. An explanation. ... I cannot hide myself any longer.

In Astra is a story about mystery, trust, mental health, and identity. And also space and some gay stuff. New episodes every Saturday!

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CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains depictions of an anxiety attack, discussions of kidnapping, discussions of death, distorted and manipulated voices, distorted and staticky audio, and loud, swelling, and booming noises.

A Dried Up Lake features the voices of Bee Dellepiane as Joaquin, Rachel Faria as Hattie, and Jessie Carl as the Space Being. Cover art by Deja Brown. Music by Cole Ramirez.

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