The Lost Days

By: Ian Daniel and Jonny Ward
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  • Summary

  • Ever wonder what it would be like if a zombie apocalypse happened tomorrow? We have as well, which is why every week we're exploring the dark and evil side of life after the zombie outbreak. Join us as we explore what it would be like to try to survive when death comes knocking at every door, window, and crevice. What would happen to our humanity if the only people left were just trying to get by? If this sounds up your alley then go ahead and tune in for this episode where the apocalypse is finally here. The best part of it; YOU the listeners, contribute to the story.

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    Ian Daniel and Jonny Ward
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Literature & Fiction
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Episodes
  • Episode 4

    Episode 4
    Jun 8 2023

    Episode 4 of The Lost Days podcast is where you, the listener, are the contributor in an ongoing anthology podcast about our world today, 100 years after the zombie apocalypse.

     

    This episode consists of CPR entries # 8 and # 9


    Entry #8 was written by Rowland Berczy and recorded by Ian Daniel


    Entry #9 was written and recorded by Jono Down


    Remember, we are looking for stories, recordings, and both so we can put you on the show. Visit us at www.thelostdayspod.com to express your interest in becoming a contributor.


    Check out our website for more info:

    www.thelostdayspod.com


    Linktree: www.linktr.ee/thelostdays


    Theme Music by: Tony Lind from Toneskape Music

    Insta: @toneskape


    If you or someone you know has a story to tell from the zombie apocalypse we want to hear from you.


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    27 mins
  • Episode 3

    Episode 3
    May 8 2023

    Episode 3 of The Lost Days podcast is where you, the listener, are the contributor in an ongoing anthology podcast about our world today, 100 years after the zombie apocalypse.

    This episode consists of CPR entries # 5, 6 & 7


    Entry #5 was written and recorded by Jono Down.


    Entry #6 was written by our own Ian Daniel and recorded by Beth Eltringham, who you can find and follow @betheltringham on Instagram


    Entry #7 was written by Ian Daniel and recorded by Charlie Osborn of Conjuring Oddities Productions. Be sure to follow him @conjuringodditiespro on Instagram and listen to his podcast!


    Remember, we are looking for stories, recordings, and both so we can put you on the show. Visit us at www.thelostdayspod.com to express your interest in becoming a contributor.


    Check out our website for more info:

    www.thelostdayspod.com


    Linktree: www.linktr.ee/thelostdays


    Theme Music by: Tony Lind from Toneskape Music

    Insta: @toneskape


    If you or someone you know has a story to tell from the zombie apocalypse we want to hear from you.


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    33 mins
  • Episode 2

    Episode 2
    Apr 8 2023

    Entry Number 4 - Heading over to West Yorkshire, England where a digital recording was retrieved.


    This episode featured a story by Ric Oldroyd

    @ricoldroyd


    Check out our website for more info:

    www.thelostdayspod.com


    Linktree: www.linktr.ee/thelostdays


    Theme Music by: Tony Lind from Toneskape Music

    Insta: @toneskape


    Mixing and Mastering: DJTYGR

    Sound Cloud: TYGR


    If you or someone you know has a story to tell from the zombie apocalypse we want to hear from you.


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    48 mins

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