The Harbingers

Episode 20. March of 2026. Adam, newly minted as the most powerful man in the world, has a chance encounter with a fascinating woman at a Washington gala. Years later, an unexpected crisis puts him on a collision course with the same woman once again. How did Adam’s first encounters with the most wealthy woman in the world go? And why has she always been so fascinated by the modern world’s first new magician? Be advised: this episode contains strong language, drinking, discussions of politics, and a menacing situation. It also mentions but does not depict terrorist activity, violent revolution, and a person suffering a stroke. Listener discretion is advised. The Harbingers was created by Gabriel Urbina. Today's episode was written by Gabriel Urbina. It was directed & sound designed by Jeffrey Nils Gardner. It featured the voices of Andrés Enriquez as Adam Blackwell, Emmy Bean as Claudia Skinner, Beth Eyre as Jacqueline Saint-Pierre, Dan Granata as Jerome Eckerberg, Sunnie Eraso as Melissa Erickson, and Mark Soloff as Andrew Walker. It also featured the voice of D. Casselian. Our original music was composed by Nicholas Podany. Our original show art was created by Cassie J. Allen. Our dialogue editor for this episode was Astra Duffy. The executive producer for the series is Eleanor Hyde. This is an Audacious Machine Creative production.On our website you can becoming a member, find timeline of events, and read additional Arcana materials: https://www.audaciousmachinecreative.com/For a Transcript, click here: https://www.audaciousmachinecreative.com/the-harbingerss2e20See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 19. May of 2029. Roughly a month after their acquisition of Harbinger artifacts, the South Korean military finally publicly announces they are in possession of a ring of magic. It is now in the possession of Captain Soo-Jin Choi, a decorated test pilot in the South Korean Air Force. In short order, Adam and Amy travel to Hawaii to meet with Captain Choi, hoping to ascertain what she intends to do with her newly acquired magic. Once they get there, however, they find themselves in a discussion more delicate and more confrontational than either of them were prepared for. Be advised: this episode contains strong language, discussions of politics, drinking, and both depictions and discussions of military activity, including a large-scale destructive act. It also mentions, but does not depict, military conflict, military dictatorships, and a terrorist attack. Listener discretion is advised. The Harbingers was created by Gabriel Urbina. Today's episode was written by Gabriel Urbina. It was directed & sound designed by Jeffrey Nils Gardner. It featured the voices of Lauren Grace Thompson as Amy Stirling, Andrés Enriquez as Adam Blackwell, Emmy Bean as Claudia Skinner, Sabrina Odigie as Andrea Shepherd, Seoyoung Park as Captain Choi,  André Teamer as Joseph Musa, and Wesley Scott as Richard Parkin.  It also featured the voice of D. Casselian. Our original music was composed by Nicholas Podany. Our original show art was created by Cassie J. Allen. Our dialogue editor for this episode was Astra Duffy. The executive producer for the series is Eleanor Hyde. This is an Audacious Machine Creative production.On our website you can becoming a member, find timeline of events, and read additional Arcana materials: https://www.audaciousmachinecreative.com/For a Transcript, click here: https://www.audaciousmachinecreative.com/the-harbingerss2e19See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 17. The summer of 2032. Two years after the event that led to the destruction of Boston, the world is still reeling. While Adam serves the start of a life sentence, Amy works to change the way the public views that fateful day. It is a very uphill battle. However, when another of the world’s seven magicians uses her powers in a very dangerous, very public way, Amy and the Shepherd Administration must work together to find a way out of the modern world's second great magic crisis. But given the powers and the immunities that are granted to them by their Harbinger rings, what can they even do to stop a magician who very much feels like an unstoppable force?Be advised: this episode contains strong language, discussions of politics, and depictions of drinking, perilous situations, and acts of terrorism. It also mentions, but does not depict, incarceration - specifically within the American prison system - military activity, danger involving flying and aircraft, and a large-scale disaster. Listener discretion is advised. The Harbingers was created by Gabriel Urbina. Today's episode was written by Gabriel Urbina. It was directed & sound designed by Jeffrey Nils Gardner. It featured the voices of Lauren Grace Thompson as Amy Stirling, Emmy Bean as Claudia Skinner, Sabrina Odigie as Andrea Shepherd, Andre Teamer as Joseph Musa, Ian Geers as Kris Middendorf, Krista D'Agostino as Elsa Schuster, Mark Soloff as Andrew Walker, Marsha Harman as Admiral Winterbourne, Pat King as Chris Watts, Zach Valenti as Hunter Kane. It also featured the voices of D. Casselian, Emily Agy, Wesley Scott, Jeffrey Nils Gardner, and Ryan Schile. Our original music was composed by Nicholas Podany. This episode also featured Cryonic by Kevin Graham. Our original show art was created by Cassie J. Allen. Dialogue editing by Astra Duffy. The executive producer for the series is Eleanor Hyde.You can learn more about the show, see a timeline of the events of our story, and become a supporting member at Audacious Machine Creative Dot Com. This is an Audacious Machine Creative production.On our website you can becoming a member, find timeline of events, and read additional Arcana materials: https://www.audaciousmachinecreative.com/For a Transcript, click here: https://www.audaciousmachinecreative.com/the-harbingerss2e17See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.