Join our two-person BTS crew as they answer all the big, serious questions we didn't cover with the cast, such as: How much of Ethics Town was inspired by Sex and the City 2? What's your favourite thing for a little shed boy to say? And can you play the newly weds game, but every question is about the podcast you're working on?

(Plot and sound design. It's plot and sound design)

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kh0Jpe8EIts2DtUiDrdfVe4cWsTc2ADcCCIUhF__oGo/edit

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Content Warnings:

• Many themes that appear in the show are discussed during this Q&A, but usually not in so much depth and in a more jovial manner
• Be prepared to hear people discuss imposter syndrome and death of a family member

SFX:

• All swears in the audio have been bleeped out with the sound of Cai playing an instrument that sounds like a slightly janky train whistle. Cai and CL *love* this sound, but it's not for everyone and can be jarring.

At work on Christmas day, Noah shares holiday snacks, festive tunes, and winter conspiracy theories with the latest poor soul whose cell they’ve been assigned to guard.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uMyez0P9zysM7DdRvPcHLRAPr3IDZbzRq24DJoYpAr4/edit?usp=sharing

Noah Morley was voiced by Sarah Griffin. Ian Jacobs was voiced by Rhys Lawton. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry with sound design by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content warnings:

• Incarceration
• Conspiracy theories
• Climate change denial
• Loneliness 
• Discussion of overstimulation 
• A very grumpy boi

SFX:

• CCTV Static

Rhys Lawton (January), Eli Labat-Angstadt (Alex), and Paige Adams (Elaine) answer all manner of weird and wonderful questions sent in by you lovely folks! Expect to hear about character headcanons, putting yourself out there, and why you should patronise your local small business.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Jq90TtVqSmE7u0Pe0DxLIjwavFYs8XiomvGhf8ZrSKo/edit?usp=sharing

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Content Warnings:

• Many themes that appear in the show are discussed during this Q&A, but usually not in so much depth and in a more jovial manner
• Be prepared to hear people discuss medical malpractice and anxiety

SFX:

• All swears in the audio have been bleeped out with the sound of Cai playing an instrument that sounds like a slightly janky train whistle. Cai and CL *love* this sound, but it's not for everyone and can be jarring.

Rhys Lawton (January), Eli Labat-Angstadt (Alex), and Paige Adams (Elaine) answer all manner of weird and wonderful questions sent in by you lovely folks! Expect vague and tangential philosophical references, tumblr sexyman lore, and just so many people violently telling each other that they're great.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o9LLK-ohIKuVCS9Cxy8TTM-gKHxNu3-TRcBe0SQY9YE/edit?usp=sharing

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Content Warnings:

• Many themes that appear in the show are discussed during this Q&A, but usually not in so much depth and in a more jovial manner
• Be prepared to hear people discuss insecurities and imposter syndrome

SFX:

• All swears in the audio have been bleeped out with the sound of Cai playing an instrument that sounds like a slightly janky train whistle. Cai and CL *love* this sound, but it's not for everyone and can be jarring.

You can find the aforementioned Pigeon's art here: https://www.instagram.com/aaron.sciencia/

If you want to see more absolutely incredible Ethics Town art I cannot recommend tumblr enough. The lovely folks there are making some astounding artworks and we appreciate them so much.

PLEASE READ THE CONTENT WARNINGS BELOW BEFORE PROCEEDING

Artemis finally comes face to face with the mayor of Ethics.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1orNzdItNKw0bscB4hzY2QiEdyZQ5b-OZI3TPGy-K8Gc/edit?usp=sharing

Ian Jacobs was voiced by Rhys Lawton. Artemis Flynn was voiced by Liz Dokukina. Grace Jacobs was voiced by Subhi Loganathan. Additional voices from: Paige Adams, David Ault, L. M. Clohessy, Evan Gwen Davies, and Sarah Griffin, Eli Labat-Angstadt, and Delilah Tahiri. This episode was written and edited by C. L. Hendry. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• Political malpractice
• Addiction 
• Threats of violence
• Threats of suicide
• Medical malpractice
• Medical fatphobia
• Gun use
• Murder
• Child death
• Swearing
• Severe paranoia and anxiety
• Severe distress
• Heavy crying
• Unreality

SFX:

• Radio static
• Gun shots

Artemis goes down into Ethics in an attempt to find out what’s really going on with the town, and is deeply disturbed by what she uncovers.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Oz_0GhhE383-BL45HAVWzhMq1IyqWtTutXfd22D7kSs/edit?usp=sharing

Artemis Flynn was voiced by Liz Dokukina. Grace Jacobs was voiced by Subhi Loganathan. Alice Jacobs was voiced by L. M. Clohessy. Elaine Carter was voiced by Paige Adams. Noah Morley was voiced by Sarah Griffin. Dr Clayton was voiced by David Ault. Alex Crane was voiced by Eli Labat-Angstadt. Addi Reay-Armstrong was voiced by Delilah Tahiri. Rory Nos was voiced by Evan Gwen Davies. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and edited by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• Deceit
• Distressed child
• Discussions of death and loss of a parent
• Crying 
• Unreality 

SFX:

• Radio static
• This episode changes very quickly between different setting atmosphere designs. If you're sensitive to these sorts of audio changes we would suggest listening without headphones

January finds himself a little too close for comfort with the mayor. Growing restless with her situation, Artemis decides it’s time to take matters into her own hands.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Wiad3CoNm3ylZz6uj5aFuI5DnwWNAHx750_7ZkzFmBU/edit?usp=sharing

January Johnson was voiced by Rhys Lawton. Artemis Flynn was voiced by Liz Dokukina. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and edited by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• Contemplation of suicide
• Addiction 
• Discussions of mortality and mental health
• Crying 
• Paranoia
• Unreality 

SFX:

• Radio static

It’s been a few days without a political scandal, however a new realisation has now set January on edge. He and Artemis exchange stories in an attempt to figure things out.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uNq6cu8AiyQZyZppVDOVuMWX_YLIkh0tWCNwjxG4Y6M/edit?usp=sharing

January Johnson was voiced by Rhys Lawton. Artemis Flynn was voiced by Liz Dokukina. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and edited by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

Follow us @EthicsTownPod for updates.

Content Warnings:

• Death
• Addiction 
• Discussions of mortality
• Implied child neglect
• Paranoia
• Unreality 

SFX:

• Radio static

Enraged by the mayor’s latest political blunder, January goes on a rant about the sanctity of death. Artemis explores the woods surrounding Ethics.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lO3EwzWITnwp8QHy4ShUEi_3N5emdYSTQCPcl57StPE/edit?usp=sharing

January Johnson was voiced by Rhys Lawton. Artemis Flynn was voiced by Liz Dokukina. Lara was voiced by Sophie Mackay. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and edited by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• Death
• Addiction 
• Discussions of mortality
• Paranoia
• Unreality 

SFX:

• Radio static

Mentioned in this episode:

The Pantaloon Society

The Pantaloon Society is a supernatural audio-novella about an ancient and clandestine society of clowns with unusual abilities, and the paranormal threats they are called to investigate. Listeners follow Jen, a newcomer to the society, as they find their feet and learn all about the covert world of the supernatural. A brilliantly witty show full of lore both real and fabricated, anyone who loves mysteries, heartfelt characters, and podcasts that can genuinely make you laugh should definitely check out The Pantaloon Society: https://cytochromehear.wordpress.com/home/pantaloon/

January begins to spiral as Phillipa Foot’s ‘trolley problem’ becomes a reality in Ethics. Artemis tries to get to know her mysterious host a little better.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15QqXegd9P_MQRZEay-0sNaTDgFVshUn0UzTNLtiCILc/edit?usp=sharing

January Johnson was voiced by Rhys Lawton. Artemis Flynn was voiced by Liz Dokukina. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and edited by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• Death
• Addiction 
• Discussions of mortality
• Paranoia
• Unreality 

SFX:

• Radio static

Mentioned in this episode:

The Secret of St Kilda

The Secret of St Kilda is a supernatural thriller about forgiveness, duty, and the bonds we share with others. Listeners follow Lockie, a former conman who has abandoned that life and fled to St Kilda, as he assimilates with the island’s unusual residents and begins to forge a new, better life for himself. The past, however, always seems to have a way of catching up to him, and Lockie finds himself haunted by murder accusations, an old client, and an abandoned family - all things he thought he could leave behind. But there’s no change without sacrifice. If you enjoy mysteries, unreliable narrators, and remote dwellings with secrets to keep you should definitely check out The Secret of St Kilda! pod.link/1600585805

January lays out the details of Ethics’ latest court case, concerning potential murder and definite cannibalism. Meanwhile, Artemis has questions about the strange town she now finds herself in.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f6O_9l3_LpC32e7AwjWIU4H8BVgBrv95PTWR88a_kp4/edit?usp=sharing

January Johnson was voiced by Rhys Lawton. Artemis Flynn was voiced by Liz Dokukina. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and edited by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

Follow us @EthicsTownPod for updates.

Content Warnings:

• Political malpractice
• Addiction 
• Murder
• Cannibalism
• Deceit
• Paranoia
• Unreality 

SFX:

• Radio static

Mentioned in this episode:

Karen 1%

Join Karen, a new government Agent, as she balances ambition and her morality in 2040s Brooklyn. Unravelling the conspiracy that links her cases, Agent Karen James and her team investigate secrets that could change what it means to be human. Told in music and prose, this audio journal from a young Black scientific agent just might hold the keys to our future. Or, at least, to “Karen 1%” If you enjoy grey morality, fascinating and fresh methods of storytelling, and brilliant, gripping plots, you should definitely check out Karen 1%! https://www.faustiannonsense.com/karen-1