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The Far Meridian

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The Far Meridian
GenreMagic realism
LanguageEnglish
Creative team
Created byEli Barraza
Written byEli Barraza
Directed byMischa Stanton, Eli Barraza, Danielle Shemaiah
Publication
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes
  • Main: 28
  • Bonus: 7
Original release25 May 2018 
TBA
ProviderThe Whisperforge
UpdatesAlternating Mondays
Related
WebsiteThe Far Meridian official website

The Far Meridian is a podcast following the protagonist Peri, who wakes one day to find that her home, a lighthouse, has moved. It is written and created by Eli Barraza and is the second podcast produced by the Whisperforge podcast collective, which has also produced ars Paradoxica, StarTripper!!, Caravan, Remarkable Provinces, and Brimstone Valley Mall.[1] The podcast is directed by Eli Barraza, Danielle Shemaiah, and Mischa Stanton, and the sound design is by Mischa Stanton. The opening and closing theme is "Window" by The Album Leaf. The genre has been described as both magical realism and "hopepunk".[2]

Content

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Synopsis

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The Far Meridian is a series of vignettes following Peri, short for Hesperia, as she adjusts to her lighthouse disappearing every sunset and reappearing in a new location at sunrise. The podcast is episodic, with Peri visiting new locations and meeting new people as she searches for her missing brother, Ace.[3][4]

Characters

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  • Hesperia (Peri) – voiced by Eli Barraza
  • Horace (Ace) – voiced by Noah Gildermaster
  • Ruth – voiced by Danielle Shemaiah
  • Benicio (Benny) – José Donado
  • The Tattered Woman – Lily Richards

Accolades

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The Audioverse Awards

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YearCategoryRecipientResultRef
2017Best New, Ongoing, Dramatic ProductionThe Far MeridianWon[5]
Best Actress in a Leading Role for a New, Ongoing, Dramatic ProductionEli BarrazaWon
Best Audio Engineering for a New, Ongoing, Dramatic ProductionMischa StantonWon
2018Best Ongoing, Short-form, Dramatic ProductionThe Far MeridianWon
Best Audio Engineering of an Ongoing, Short-form, Dramatic ProductionMischa StantonWon

References

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  1. Collins, Elena Fernández (2018-09-27). "Magical Realism, Music, and Managing Adventures in The Far Meridian". Medium. Retrieved 2020-08-19.
  2. "Do Get Your Hopes Up...Rocking Out With Hope Punk". 1A. Retrieved 2020-09-12.
  3. Collins, Elena Fernández (2019-04-08). "The Far Meridian Podcast Review: Seeking Magic in Strangers". Podcast Review. Retrieved 2020-08-19.
  4. Williams, Wil (2018-11-23). "10 great podcasts that are unabashedly positive". Polygon. Retrieved 2020-09-12.
  5. "2018 Winners". The Far Meridian. Archived from the original on 2020-06-22. Retrieved 2020-08-19.
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