Say I Slew Them Not: An Adult Queer Fantasy Noir Podcast
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Say That I Slew Them Not is an adult queer fantasy noir where Les Miserables meets Peaky Blinders plus anthro crocodiles
Kingsley, an anthro crocodile rebel leader, is being tried for war crimes he definitely committed. To save his life (and maybe stop WWIII - no guarantees though), he’ll manipulate Alex, a traumatized journalist whose wife Kingsley tortured, into publishing classified documents that will implicate the rich and powerful in war crimes of their own. What? He’s done worse.
Content Warning: racism, fictional slurs, suicide, death, trauma, drug use, miscarriage
Kingsley, an anthro crocodile rebel leader, is being tried for war crimes he definitely committed. To save his life (and maybe stop WWIII - no guarantees though), he’ll manipulate Alex, a traumatized journalist whose wife Kingsley tortured, into publishing classified documents that will implicate the rich and powerful in war crimes of their own. What? He’s done worse.
Content Warning: racism, fictional slurs, suicide, death, trauma, drug use, miscarriage
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For the final episode of Seaon One, we present to you one of the original recordings of Alex's interview with Kingsley Montivelo. In this interview, Kingsley plants the seeds in Alex's mind that there is a grand conspiracy to undercover regarding the Ilkhatal's fight for freedom, the Demon War, and Heva's elite. CWs: References to imprisonment, torture, and death, manipulationTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-FI
Margaret retires from the IFM and tells her commanding officer that the ILA is a broken organizationCWs: Loss of a loved one, trauma, grief, references to police violence and mass death TranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-FI
After watching his friends die in front of him, Kingsley makes a very questionable deal with an incredibly untrustworthy person. CWs: colonial violence, references to mass death, trauma, panic attack, grief, loss of loved ones, suggested substance usage, minimization of grief, references to suicideTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-FI
After finding out that Sebastian Wallace has spent the last 47 years wearing cufflinks made from the horns of Kingsley's cousin, Alex takes a small break and goes on a trip with Devin, Margaret, and Caroline. During the trip, Alex ruminates on what it means to survive in a world determined to kill you and your friends.CW: White people struggling to understand colonialism, mass death, selling body parts, colonial violence, police brutality and violence, alcoholism, ceremony to honor victims of police violence, loss of bodily autonomy, inability to claim body of loved ones, loss of loved ones, traumaTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-FI
After barely surviving Siegfried's Day, Kingsley has to accept what it means to be a survivor and decide if he wants to keep fighting for his people's liberation. CW: Colonial violence, police violence and brutality, trauma, grief, treating an injury caused by police violence, loss, references to mass death, disfigurement, loss of loved onesTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-FI
Kingsley and his friends instigate a colony wide protest on Election day, protesting that Ilkhatal don't have the right to vote. When the police are called to handle the disturbance, events turn tragic. CWs: Police violence and brutality, colonial violence, mass death, witnessing mass death, treating an injury caused by police violence, trauma, loss of loved onesTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-FI
An original recording of the interview between Alexander Phillips and former ILA member, Senator Devin Tossier. They discuss Devin's experience in the ILA, Kingsley's trial, and abolishing the prison system. CWs: colonial violence, police brutality and violence, mass death, torture, being in prison, solitary confinement, traumaTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-FI
Kingsley attends Ernest’s and Asia’s wedding and muses on how elusive the future feels.TranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-FI
The Ferdarian Gazette's very own founder, Quentin Jacobi, risks life, limb, and reputation interviewing Kingsley and his friends. TranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-FI
Kingsley and his friends race to prevent their friends, Devin, Ernest, and Sean, from being executed.CW: Police brutality and violence, a gunfight, death, references to torture, caring wounds caused by police violenceTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-FI
Alex meets with Devin, Margaret, and Caroline who believe Kingsley's trial is a smokescreen and catalyst for a racist conspiracy to start a third world war. While Alex wants to believe they're just being paranoid, they cannot help but wonder if maybe they're onto something. CWs: White people failing to understand colonialism, references to colonial violence, police brutality, and warTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-FI
Violence escalates further in Bearcaska as the Ilkhatal are resettled in their own district and the brutally militant separatist organization, the Ilkhatal Freedom Movement (IFM) reach out to Kingsley and his friends.CWs: colonial violence, forced resettlement, police violence and brutality, references to torture and assassinations, death by immolation, violent arrestsTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-Fi
Devin writes a letter to his friend and fellow rebel, Caroline Galloway, begging her to help him counter Kingsley’s narrative published by the Ferdarian Gazette.TranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-Fi
Kingsley and his friends are determined to assassinate Bernadette "the Butcher" Griffin before she steps one foot in Bearcaska. CWs: Torture, death, police brutality and violence, caring for injuries caused by police brutality, hanging, racism, colonialism, use of fictional slurs, colonial violence, assassination, animal deathTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-Fi
Alex writes a scathing retrospective on Bernadette “the Butcher” Griffin, the poster child of Hevian colonialism.Content Warnings: References to colonial violence, colonialism, torture, death, war, imperialism and empire buildingTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-Fi
Kingsley and his friends argue - and end friendships - over how to resist the Hevian colonial empire. TranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on BlueskySupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-Fi
Frustrated that their access to Kingsley has been denied because of concerns over Kingsley’s safety, Alex visits a local bar and seeks comfort and support from a friend. CWs: Reference to a bombing and mass deathTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Song and Sound CreditFollow us on @FerdarianGazette on InstagramSupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-Fi
Kingsley and his friends in the ILA plant bombs in the sewers and have to make a quick escape before they are caught by the patrolling police.TranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Follow us on @FerdarianGazette on InstagramSupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-Fi
After witnessing the murder of an innocent Ilkhatal, Kingsley joins the separatist organization the Ilkhatal Liberation Army (ILA). Content warnings for this episode include police brutality.Sound and Song creditsTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Follow us on @FerdarianGazette on InstagramSupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-Fi
A pamphlet honoring the dead of the Battle of Trippé and promising revolutionary violence is published on the battle's 19th year anniversary. Content warnings for this episode include: mass death,colonial violence, war, physical maiming and disfigurement, extreme loss, and racism.Sound and Song creditsTranscriptCheck out our website for episode extras.Follow us on @FerdarianGazette on InstagramSupport the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-Fi
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