HeyJaredDeep Dream State
Deep Dream State is a full-cast dystopian sci-fi and desire horror audio drama by Neural Nets and Pretty Patterns.
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- 9
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- Sep 4, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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After After | Deep Dream State | Season Five Trailer (opens the original)
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Humanity is over. Not in the zombie sense. Not in the nuclear apocalypse sense. In the old-news sense. Something else is coming next, and the question is what kind of future gets to replace the old one. That is where the seven extrahuman factions come in. Each faction represents a different vision of posthuman life, intimacy, power, identity, and transformation. They make their case through the season’s stories, and listeners get to decide which vision deserves to go further. Vote here https://n
Evergreen | Vale Four | S4E17 | GE45 | Season Finale (opens the original)
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Evergreen is the finale of Vale Four.
Yield | Vale Four | S4E17 | GE44 (opens the original)
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Yield kicks off with a very normal ad for Spotlight, assuming your definition of normal includes performance conditioning and Iris Vale enjoying the attention a lot too much. Then everybody goes to court, where Elle tries to win a serious legal case while
Radix | Vale Four | S4E16 | GE43 (opens the original)
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The Deep Dream State enters its final Vale Four cycle with Radix, a story about astroturfing, manufactured agreement, and the illusion of control. Naia, Tessa, June, Z, and Meg move through competing layers of reality as candid conversations and behind-th
Sublimate | Vale Four | S4E15 | GE42 (opens the original)
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Sublimate brings the Snarecraft Cycle to a breaking point as Elle and Porsche uncover evidence that could finally expose Vale Four. Blake learns that the game’s most dangerous systems have evolved beyond the intentions of their original designers. Meanwhile, Z and Iris turn the chaos into a polished sales pitch about players, products, and manufactured need. By the end, escape, exploitation, and entertainment have become almost impossible to separate.
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