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During the month of June, Onology Audio is delighted to step away from retelling the same old stories and present new folktales about LGBTQIA+ heroes.
The first story is Acorn Kate, written by Kayla Bashe.
Narrated by Zoe Jenkins
Zoe Jenkins as Kate & Katy, as well as a fairy
Kristington Jeanne Plotkin as Matilda, the apple-seller, and the servant.
Dallas Wheatley as the Fairies
Ryan “Warboss5” Lay as Alexander, the King, and the Rabbi.
Music provided by Epidemic Sound
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Prayers for Alicia by Timothy Lewis
It Hasn’t Even Started Yet by Christian Anderson
Nothing but Pure Love by Christian Anderson
Twire by Christophe Gorman
Coma Visions by Martin Klem
So Others May Live by Johannes Borniof
When the Lights Go Out by Christian Anderson
Tic Tac by Etienne Roussel
More Than a Coincidence by Christian Anderson
The Scent of the Andes by Mythical Score Society
Encountering the Unknown by Zauana
Not Quite Yet by John Bjork
Some sound effects were provided by Freesound.org
Walking on stone by tigersound
Fabric by sagetyrtle
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During the month of June, Onology Audio is delighted to step away from retelling the same old stories and present new folktales about LGBTQIA+ heroes.
The first story is Acorn Kate, written by Kayla Bashe.
Narrated by Zoe Jenkins
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Kristington Jeanne Plotkin as Matilda, the apple-seller, and the servant.
Dallas Wheatley as the Fairies
Ryan “Warboss5” Lay as Alexander, the King, and the Rabbi.
Music provided by Epidemic Sound
Songs used include
Dear Moon (Instrumental) by Velvet Moon
Prayers for Alicia by Timothy Lewis
It Hasn’t Even Started Yet by Christian Anderson
Nothing but Pure Love by Christian Anderson
Twire by Christophe Gorman
Coma Visions by Martin Klem
So Others May Live by Johannes Borniof
When the Lights Go Out by Christian Anderson
Tic Tac by Etienne Roussel
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The Scent of the Andes by Mythical Score Society
Encountering the Unknown by Zauana
Not Quite Yet by John Bjork
Some sound effects were provided by Freesound.org
Walking on stone by tigersound
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