The Rage A Story Of Survival podcast
This is a podcast focused on the book Rage: A Story Of Survival by Dane Greene. The book is set in a dystopian post-apocalyptic world. Its characters struggling to survive in the powerless wasteland full of Palemen. This podcast is a live reading of the book.
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- Aug 24, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Episode 49 Lightseeker: Catalyst - Chapter 25 Growth (opens the original)
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This is the Twenty fifth chapter, The ten days pass as Enki waits a silent doubt that the bombing will end taunting them as the walk through the underground gardens. Any ways hope you enjoy, if you want to support me buy, share, OR leave positive reviews on my work. Thanks for listening.
Episode 48 Lightseeker: Catalyst - Chapter 24 Endothermic (opens the original)
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This is the Twenty fourth chapter, Enki recovers, and the Dark Kingdom decides what it will do. Any ways hope you enjoy, if you want to support me buy, share, OR leave positive reviews on my work. Thanks for listening.
Episode 47 Lightseeker: Catalyst - Chapter 23 Pressure (opens the original)
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This is the Twenty third chapter, fleeing for life and limb, can our hero's escape the explosive fury of those above? Any ways hope you enjoy, if you want to support me buy, share, OR leave positive reviews on my work. Thanks for listening.
Episode 46 Lightseeker: Catalyst - Chapter 22 Volatile (opens the original)
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This is the Twenty second chapter, An uneasy meeting with pointed questions and silent goals ends explosively. Any ways hope you enjoy, if you want to support me buy, share, OR leave positive reviews on my work. Thanks for listening.
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