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Democracy Jones Podcast

DEMOCRACY JONES is a science fiction-horror & dark humor podcast.
Haisley and De’ontay Jones are ready to start a family. Then. . . they move to Florida. Horror Ensues.

A breakthrough in software technology for neural chips called “Rhetoric,” and political upheaval combine to create the most explosive day in American history, Friday the 13th of July, 2040. A day that will live in infamy as “7/13.”

If a pregnant Haisley can survive, Rhetoric’s simulations prophesies that she, De’ontay and their child will galvanize a movement to overthrow General Schenk and bring back democracy in a post-apocalyptic America.

Opening Crawl

byEamon Loingsigh

Ten years before July 13, 2040, when American Democracy was overthrown in a military coup, the seeds were sown when a Biological Physicist and Mitochondrial Engineer unearthed new software technology named “Rhetoric.”

The date would live in infamy as “7/13”