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A strange video has fans wondering if Aster’s disappearance is just a stunt. But while Lexi seeks Aster, the danger keeps mounting—and soon, she realizes someone may be hunting her.
What happened to Aster?
A strange video has fans wondering if Aster’s disappearance is just a stunt. But while Lexi seeks Aster, the danger keeps mounting—and soon, she realizes someone may be hunting her.
What happened to Aster?
Twelve-year-old superfan Lexi Bird knows what nobody else will admit: Aster, a world-famous pop star, is in trouble.
Aster has always hidden codes in her work—easter eggs in songs, symbols in videos, secret patterns only true fans catch. When she vanishes before a big concert, Lexi strings those fragments into something bigger, darker, and more dangerous than anyone expects.
Her family wants her safe. Aster’s team wants her quiet. But Lexi is convinced Aster left clues for fans like her—and if she doesn’t follow the tracks, no one will.
Radio Violence is a six-part fictional mystery where fandom is a matter of fatality. Each episode blends immersive audio drama with original songs containing clues. The deeper Lexi goes, the closer she gets to a truth that could silence her forever.
For fans of…
The Easter eggs of ShowgirlsStars Hollow in the SouthConspiracies in glitterGirldads and girlgeniuses
The clues are in the songs. The puzzle is yours to solve.
STARRING: Amy Pan, Jonathan Wong Frye, Kelsey Waltermire, Matthew Liu, Lauren Bobrow, Natalie Kane, Victoria Chasi, Jonathan Beebe, Elaine Baez, Laura Zarama, and Shannon McDavid.
Also featuring: The Cummings family, Olivia Ho, Nick Mak, Officer Angel Vega, Melissa Ding, the Schaubert family, and Dianna Manastalas.
Fully indie written and produced by Dani Cummings. If you enjoy, support on Venmo @radioviolencepodcast
#WhatHappenedtoAster?
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This is a serialised ongoing story, so jumping in at episode 10, for example, could confuse matters.
Listen to episode one hereA strange video has fans wondering if Aster’s disappearance is just a stunt. But while Lexi seeks Aster, the danger keeps mounting—and soon, she realizes someone may be hunting her.
What happened to Aster?
Twelve-year-old superfan Lexi Bird knows what nobody else will admit: Aster, a world-famous pop star, is in trouble.
Aster has always hidden codes in her work—easter eggs in songs, symbols in videos, secret patterns only true fans catch. When she vanishes before a big concert, Lexi strings those fragments into something bigger, darker, and more dangerous than anyone expects.
Her family wants her safe. Aster’s team wants her quiet. But Lexi is convinced Aster left clues for fans like her—and if she doesn’t follow the tracks, no one will.
Radio Violence is a six-part fictional mystery where fandom is a matter of fatality. Each episode blends immersive audio drama with original songs containing clues. The deeper Lexi goes, the closer she gets to a truth that could silence her forever.
For fans of…
The Easter eggs of ShowgirlsStars Hollow in the SouthConspiracies in glitterGirldads and girlgeniuses
The clues are in the songs. The puzzle is yours to solve.
STARRING: Amy Pan, Jonathan Wong Frye, Kelsey Waltermire, Matthew Liu, Lauren Bobrow, Natalie Kane, Victoria Chasi, Jonathan Beebe, Elaine Baez, Laura Zarama, and Shannon McDavid.
Also featuring: The Cummings family, Olivia Ho, Nick Mak, Officer Angel Vega, Melissa Ding, the Schaubert family, and Dianna Manastalas.
Fully indie written and produced by Dani Cummings. If you enjoy, support on Venmo @radioviolencepodcast
#WhatHappenedtoAster?
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