A division in the commune leads to some answered questions.

Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past- and the people forever changed by her work.

If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.

Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror.

Trigger warnings: Blood, death, paranoia, violence, swearing. Listener discretion advised.

Headphones are highly recommended.

Directed by Sarah Jamgotch

Produced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios.

Written by Regina Chitralla, Alanah Rafferty, and Grant Foxon

In episode 6 of Frequency, you heard:

- Katy Cornish as HEENA

- Sarah Jamgotch as Elise

- Allison Cossit as Juno

- Eden Silk as Hait

- Jackie Jorgenson as Shivan

- April Kingrose as Nora

- Marisa as Paula

- Jules G. as Cult Member

- Julia Pasini as Candace

- Laurna Tazmin as Maya

- Rune Vaughan as Nigel

Music by Rosa Canina

Covert art by Maximilian Borchardt

Produced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios

@sharedmanifestentertainment

@sarberryjamproductions

@stationfrequency

Elise participates in the community's rituals. She discovers teachings seemingly written for her.

Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past- and the people forever changed by her work.

If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.

Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror.

Trigger warnings: Blood, death, paranoia, violence, swearing. Listener discretion advised.

Headphones are highly recommended.

Directed by Sarah Jamgotch

Produced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios.

Written by Regina Chitralla, Alanah Rafferty, and Grant Foxon

In episode 5 of Frequency, you heard:

- Katy Cornish, as HEENA

- Sarah Jamgotch as Elise

- Allison Cossitt as Juno

- Eden Silk as Hait

- April Kingrose as Nora

- Virginia Lee as Nurse Tilden

- Jackie Jorgenson as Peggy

- and Marisa as Paula

Music by Rosa Canina

Covert art by Maximilian Borchardt

Produced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios

@sharedmanifestentertainment

@sarberryjamproductions

@stationfrequency

Elise learns about the community who already seems to have a connection to her.

Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past- and the people forever changed by her work.

If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.

Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror.

Trigger warnings: Blood, death, paranoia, violence, swearing. Listener discretion advised.

Headphones are highly recommended.

Directed by Sarah Jamgotch

Produced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios.

Written by Regina Chitralla, Alanah Rafferty, and Grant Foxon

In Episode 3, you heard:

Katy Cornish as HEENA

Sarah Jamgotch as Elise

Jessica Thompson as Hannah

Jackie Jorgenson as Siobhan

Eden Silks as Hait

Allison Cossitt as Juno

Tap Rudra as Father

Ryan Jamgotch as Coworker

Julia Passini as Candace

Laurna Tazmin as Maya

Adair Wilde as Patient

Melissa Peltier as Mom

Music by Rosa Canina

Covert art by Maximilian Borchardt

Produced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios

@sharedmanifestentertainment

@sarberryjamproductions

@stationfrequency

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Elise confronts the voices that intrude the station.

Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past- and the people forever changed by her work.

If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.

Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror.

Trigger warnings: Blood, death, paranoia, violence, swearing. Listener discretion advised.

Headphones are highly recommended.

Directed by Sarah Jamgotch

Produced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios.

Written by Regina Chitralla, Alanah Rafferty, and Grant Foxon

In Episode 3, you heard:

Katy Cornish as HEENA

Sarah Jamgotch as Elise

Jessica Thompson as Hannah

Jackie Jorgenson as Siobhan

Eden Silks as Hait

Allison Cossitt as Juno

Tap Rudra as Father

Ryan Jamgotch as Coworker

Julia Passini as Candace

Laurna Tazmin as Maya

Adair Wilde as Patient

Melissa Peltier as Mom

Music by Rosa Canina

Covert art by Maximilian Borchardt

Produced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios.

@sharedmanifestentertainment

@sarberryjamproductions

@stationfrequency

Searching for the generator, Elise finds her first sign that someone else is in these woods, and they have a message--or a warning--for her. Elise has a flashback to her past.

Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past - and the people forever changed by her work.

If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.

Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror. Trigger warnings: Blood, death, paranoia, violence, swearing. Listener discretion advised.

Headphones are highly recommended.

Directed by Sarah Jamgotch

Produced by Sarberry Jam Productions

Written by Regina Chitralla, Alanah Rafferty, and Grant Foxon

In Episode Two of Frequency, you heard:

Katy Cornish as HEENA

Sarah Jamgotch as Elise

Eden Silks as Hait

Tap Rudra as Man

Jessica Thompson as Hannah

Jackie Jorgenson as Siobhan

Brandon Davis as Man 1

Connor Johnson as Man 2

Music by Rosa Canina

Covert art by Maximilian Borchardt

Produced by Sarberry Jam Productions and Shared Manifest Entertainment in collaboration with Electric Moon Studios.

@sharedmanifestentertainment

@sarberryjamproductions

@stationfrequency

Elise Morris is a burned out neuroscientist in the 25th century looking for reprieve away from the thing she hates -- feelings. She heads to an abandoned radio station in order to escape her thoughts and past by restoring the outdated technology and hearing the old messages in the hills. Her AI companion HEENA is neurally attached to Elise, so she's never truly alone. However, her trek proves that something or someone is out there. Watching. Waiting.

Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past - and the people forever changed by her work.

If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.

Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror. Listener discretion advised.

Headphones are highly recommended.

Directed by Sarah Jamgotch

Produced by Sarberry Jam Productions

Written by Regina Chitralla, Alanah Rafferty, and Grant Foxon

Katy Cornish as HEENA

Sarah Jamgotch as Elise

WinterzVoice as Ben

Laruna Tazmin as Maya

Julia Passini as Candace

Music by Rosa Canina

Covert art by Maximilian Borchardt

In collaboration with Shared Manifest Entertainment and Electric Moon Studios.

After a career-ending scandal, a scientist retreats with her companion AI into the lonely mountains - only to uncover secrets buried in the woods… and perhaps in her own mind.

Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past - and the people forever changed by her work.

If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.

Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror. Listener discretion advised.

Headphones are highly recommended.

After a career-ending scandal, a scientist retreats with her companion AI into the lonely mountains - only to uncover secrets buried in the woods… and perhaps in her own mind.

Frequency is an audio horror drama of strange signals, haunted airwaves, and hidden truths. Told through the thoughts of neuroscientist Elise, it follows her struggle to reckon with her past - and the people forever changed by her work.

If you enjoy The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or Limetown, and stories that blend psychological dread with technological terror, you’ll want to tune in. But remember- once you start listening, you may not be able to stop.

Content Warning: This show contains themes of isolation, paranoia, and horror. Listener discretion advised.

Headphones are highly recommended.