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Latest episodes

  • DNA Data Storage: The Rescue

    December 27, 2021 · 16 min

    The long journey comes to an end...Tariq finds himself in a bind and there appears to be no way out. Check out the thrilling conclusion to the DNA Data Storage phase! Written and produced by Safiyah Cheatam and Adetola Abdulkadir with…

  • DNA Data Storage: The Chase

    April 12, 2021 · 21 min

    The search for Tariq continues on the road. But for how long can Alicia and Adam put up with each other on the way? Written and produced by Adetola Abdulkadir and Safiyah Cheatam with Jason James (aka Chocolate County) as the Sound…

  • DNA Data Storage: The Kidnapping

    April 4, 2021 · 21 min

    A brother calls on the assistance of a Private Investigator to find his missing sibling, a DNA data mule. Written and produced by Safiyah Cheatam and Adetola Abdulkadir with Jason James as the Sound Designer. This episode was narrated by…

  • Episode 4 Recap

    April 3, 2021 · 4 min

    Previously on OBSIDIAN.... Episode 5 is coming out this Monday, April 5th! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  • Kilamanjaro Collection: "They Ate the Sun" by Kosi Dunn

    November 2, 2020 · 12 min

    Killamanjaro Collection Story: "They Ate the Sun". Written and narrated by Kosi Dunn. “When the Brighteaters came and took away our lights, we ran inward and cried and wondered why.” Follow Kosi on instagram and twitter @notkosi. Our…

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  • Kilamanjaro Collection: "Bodies of Matter" by M.C. Tapera

    July 6, 2020 · 11 min

    Killamanjaro Collection Story: "Bodies of Matter". Written and narrated by M.C. Tapera. Finding herself in amidst a crisis, Zora strives for something that causes her to look upwards, towards the stars. Follow Marisha on instagram…

  • Kilamanjaro Collection: "When The Buildings Began To Bleed" by Vanessa Taylor

    June 22, 2020 · 28 min

    Killamanjaro Collection Story: "When The Buildings Began to Bleed". Written by Vanessa Taylor and narrated by Ellen Chamberlain. "At the end of the day, their mistake was simple: they sent her body to the masjid" Follow Vanessa on twitter…

  • Announcement: The Kilimanjaro Collection

    May 12, 2020 · 2 min

    Details on what the Kilimanjaro Collection is and how COVID-19 is affecting the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  • Phase 1 Wrap Up: Round Table Discussion

    January 28, 2020 · 59 min

    Join us as we discuss Phase 1 with three guests; Vanessa Taylor (@bacontribe) as a community commentator, Simone Ebongo-Bayehe (@SimonesFiasco) as an Episode 2 cast member, and Jason Charney (@jcharney) as the Episode 3 Sound Designer. We…

  • Sunset, Sunrise

    January 6, 2020 · 29 min

    A young man is ostracized by his people for his ability to speak to...them. Written and produced by Adetola Abdulkadir and Safiyah Cheatam, with Jason Charney as the Sound Designer. This episode was narrated by Kosi Dunn as Seda, Tolani…

  • Off the Grid

    November 25, 2019 · 18 min

    A couple's nature getaway is sabotaged by traces of the past. Written and produced by Adetola Abdulkadir and Safiyah Cheatam, with Adam Droneburg as the Sound Designer. Narrated by Hilina Kibrom as Naki, Simone Ebongo Bayehe as Temi, and…

  • 60 Minutes Through Space

    October 28, 2019 · 18 min

    Get to know the Walker family as they take a quick trip to the moon with Blue Orbit. Written and produced by Adetola Abdulkadir and Safiyah Cheatam, with Sadah Espii Proctor as the Sound Designer. Narrated by Nichole Marie as Atiena…

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About the show

OBSIDIAN is a speculative fiction podcast based in Afrofuturism. Driven by a deep, untapped interest in science fiction, we desire to take hold of the narratives nearest to us. By Adetola Abdulkadir and Safiyah Cheatam