
Creator/writer of I Need A Miracle, host of Merely Roleplayers. (Those are podcasts.) He/him.
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Music for I Need A Miracle is by Katharine Seaton


Katharine works with Rusty Quill as sound designer and composer, and made her BBC Radio 4 debut on Easter Day 2023, as composer for the radio adaptation of Ian McEwan’s novel Enduring Love.
@merelymatt says, once upon a time, my plan was not to have music in I Need A Miracle. That would have been a sad, flat world. Katie got me thinking about the vibe of the series, and its themes, motifs and recurring moments and moods, in a way I never would have without a composer on board – and then translated those raw thoughts perfectly into sound. Her music is the first thing you hear in each episode, and it acts like the best teasers and trailers – giving you just a sense of what you're in for, calibrating your receptors ready for the episode to activate your emotions (yes all of them, all at once).
What do you MEAN there isn't a London Tide album. Not a cast recording not PJ Harvey sings the songs album. What do you MEAN I can't even find evidence of a PLAN to make or release one. What do you MEAN my fragile already-degrading memory of those songs is all I'll have of them. I want to rotate those songs until I can bridge the gulfs of those intervals with my mind. They were surely not written to be heard just the once.
Hi I just made this new account to review podcasts.
I listen to them when I’m at work so I go through a lot of content. I like fiction podcasts mostly horror, comedy, or sci-fi. I like educational podcasts but I don’t like true crime or dnd.
I only recently became interested in writing and media analysis, someday I want to get into voice acting but I’m not sure where to start.
My top fav currently active (as of 6/8/24) podcasts right now are Midnight burger, silt verses, magnus protocols, and philosophize this. I’m going to make a tier list of every podcast I’ve listened to. Follow me if you want to hear me yap about podcasts.
I love audio dramas because I can be listening to the most soul-crushing, stomach-turning, nightmarish stuff and at the same time I'm at the grocery store.