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Everything is Alive

Dramatized inanimate objects interviews

This show was at one time binge-ready, but now it's... not?

It may have switched to an "always on" status, or the creator may have stopped using Season Number and Episode Number values. Or they're inconsistent with their tagging, leading to a poor listener experience.

Regardless, it's currently in a state that disqualifies it from being listed in our directory, as it's no longer binge-ready.

You may find more information and listening links at the show's official website.

Everything is Alive

Dramatized inanimate objects interviews

Ian Chillag

Jennifer Mills

Radiotopia

Quick links:

Something odd is happening with this show that has made it non-binge-ready. While we investigate, it has been temporarily delisted from our directory.

You may find more information at the show's official website.

Show synopsis

This show uses machine-generated voices

Everything is Alive is an unscripted interview show in which all the subjects are inanimate objects. In each episode, a different thing tells us its life story--and everything it says is true.

Creator comments

Submitter notes

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Fans say...

Evo Terra: "Sure, it stretches the boundaries of audio fiction, but boundaries are meant to be stretched! It's fun, exceptionally well-produced, and a great break from reality."

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Weird, bizarre, and other trippy tales that defy normalcy.

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Stories where some sort of recorder—tape, digital, wax cylinder—is the primary vehicle that tells the story.

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