S1E6: 'Til Death

Explicit content warning

02/26/21 • 28 min

Black Women Are Scary

This month’s episode features work from the vampire noire anthology, Slay, published by Mocha Memoirs Press.

Written by Lynette S. Hoag

Performed by Kennedy Allen

Sound Design by Bailey Trierweiler of Uptown Works NYC

Director and co-producer is the incredible Gineiris Garcia

And last but never least, your humble host, Wi-Moto Nyoka

This month’s episode features work from the vampire noire anthology, Slay, published by Mocha Memoirs Press.

Written by Lynette S. Hoag

Performed by Kennedy Allen

Sound Design by Bailey Trierweiler of Uptown Works NYC

Director and co-producer is the incredible Gineiris Garcia

And last but never least, your humble host, Wi-Moto Nyoka

Previous Episode

S1E5: The Last Vampire Huntress

This month’s episode features work from the vampire noir anthology, Slay published by Mocha Memoirs Press.

Written by Alicia McCalla

Performed by Maribel Martinez

Sound Design by Gabe Castro of The Ghouls Next Door

Music featured includes Round Drums, Magic Forest and Rite of Passage by Kevin MacLeod.

Director and co-producer is the incredible Gineiris Garcia

And last but never least, your humble host, Wi-Moto Nyoka

Special 20% code for any item in Alicia's Emporium created especially for Black Women Are Scary Listeners. If Listeners spend $100, they will receive free shipping, Alicia McCalla is so pleased and excited with the radio dramatic podcast of her short story, The Last Vampire Huntress, that she'll donate 10% of the Net Sales to BWAS.

Click here for your huntress/hunter supplies!

Discount code: bwas

Coupon Expires on December 23, 2020

Next Episode

S1E7: Unseen

This month’s episode features work published in midnight & indigo as part of their Twenty-two Speculative Stories by Black Women Writers, edited by Ianna A. Small.

Content Warning: In this episode, instances of specific violence are discussed. It’s important to take care of yourself while listening. Some suggestions include listening while you’re in a healthy headspace or knowing who you can reach out to if you become upset. By contacting the National Hotline at 1-800-656-4673, you can get support and learn about your local resources. There is always someone ready to help.

Written by Alifah Omar

Performed by Alverneq Lindsay

Sound Design by Marisa Ewing of Hemlock Creek Productions

Featuring Guitar Music by Tri-Tachyon - https://soundcloud.com/tri-tachyon/albums

Director and co-producer is the incredible Gineiris Garcia

And last but never least, your humble host, Wi-Moto Nyoka