Starting September 17, 2024, new episodes will be drop every Tuesday for everyone, and 1 week early for our Patreon subscribers (only $3 per month!). Click here to become an official Station 151 Patreon! Thank you for all your support and patience as we worked to put together this next season. We think you’ll love it. Regards, The Station 151 Team

The wait is finally over! (Well, for Station 151 Patreon subscribers, that is.) S2E1 is now available for all non-free Patreon members, and going forward every episode will be released 1 week early for Patreons. Only $3 to join our basic level! Become an official Station 151 Patreon! The new season of Station 151 officially drops Tuesday, 9/17! Regards, The Station 151 Team

Who wants to go to work for the Telders Corporation and spend a little time with Station 151? If you’re reading this article, you’ve probably seen the casting call notifications on our Twitter, Instagram, or Discord accounts. It’s all true! The writers and producer behind Station 151 have been working on scripts for new episodes of Station 151 and are looking for voice talent to help us bring these new characters and episodes to life. If you’re good to go, feel free to skip over the rest of this article and click to download the casting call PDFs we’ve attached.

Hear Bear Weiter and Steven James Scearce (two of the three creators of the Station 151 Podcast) talk with Tracy Townsend and Patrick Hester of The Functional Nerds. We discuss the Station 151 story, creating audio dramas, podcasting from your closet, and more! Functional Nerds Interview

Friends, as we begin the new year, we thought we’d share a few thoughts on what we’ve learned in 2022. We hatched the idea for the Station 151 podcast last February as a cool, fun side project. Of course, we’d never done anything like this before. Our day jobs are an art director for a gaming company (Bear), a software developer (Andy), and a content marketing strategist (Steve). All of us are writers with a several published stories to our credit, but none were screenwriters, voice actors, directors, or podcast producers. We found that with hard work (OMG, so many