Occult societies, elaborate hidden tunnel systems, astral travel and paranormal hauntings. Stories that have been told for generations only to be written off as campfire tales. Dark, foreboding and inevitable.
Constants is created and written by Sean Heyboer.
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Occult societies, elaborate hidden tunnel systems, astral travel and paranormal hauntings. Stories that have been told for generations only to be written off as campfire tales. Dark, foreboding and inevitable.
Constants is created and written by Sean Heyboer.
Please visit constantspodcast.com for more information, or follow Constants on Twitter at @constantspod.
Episode Eleven: On Principles of Modern Communication Through New Media and its Consequences
Constants
22 minutes 15 seconds
4 years ago
Episode Eleven: On Principles of Modern Communication Through New Media and its Consequences
Control the narrative.
Constants is created by Sean Heyboer.
On Principles of Modern Communication Through New Media and its Consequences is performed by Rukshin Shaher.
Doorway (Theme from Constants) is performed by Quiet Theory.
Music in this episode by Shane, Apparently.
Follow Constants on Twitter: @constantspod
Please visit our website at constantspodcast.com
For fans of paranormal, occult, scary, spooky, creepy, horror, mystery, fiction, audio drama, science fiction, lore, unexplained.
Constants
Occult societies, elaborate hidden tunnel systems, astral travel and paranormal hauntings. Stories that have been told for generations only to be written off as campfire tales. Dark, foreboding and inevitable.
Constants is created and written by Sean Heyboer.
Please visit constantspodcast.com for more information, or follow Constants on Twitter at @constantspod.
