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Ghost Tape

Ghost Tape

By: QCODE
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 We follow Tessa Dixon at a remote army base in Texas as she deals with the psychological and physical trauma of basic training. When she finds a tape of her grandfather’s labeled ‘Ghost Tape’ and plays the haunting audio, she unknowingly unleashes a deadly manifestation of her own family’s horrible misdeeds. Co created by Nia DaCosta and Aron Eli Coleite. Starring and executive produced by Kiersey Clemons. Written by Alexandra E Hartman and directed by Malakai.Ghost Tape, LLC. Drama & Plays
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    Trailer: Ghost Tape
    Oct 19 2020
    Ghost Tape Starring Kiersey Clemons premieres Monday, October 26th. Subscribe today and visit qcodemedia.com for more info. Co created by Nia DaCosta and Aron Eli Coleite. Written by Alexandra E Hartman. Directed by Malakai. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    2 mins
  • Session 1

    Session 1
    Oct 26 2020
    In her first session with army psychiatrist, Oscar Martinez, Private Tessa Dixon (KIERSEY CLEMONS) reveals the circumstances surrounding her grandfather's death and why she enlisted in The Army. ~~ From QCODE, makers of fantastic audio fiction. Visit QCODEMedia.com to learn more. And, check out our new shows - Birds of Empire and The Peepkins. Listen to this episode uninterrupted (without ads in the middle) with QCODE+ on Apple Podcasts. Learn more at https://qcodemedia.com/qcodeplus. Follow us: On Instagram @QCODEMedia On Twitter @QCODEMedia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    27 mins
  • Session 2

    Session 2
    Nov 2 2020
    During her first few days of Army basic training, Tessa Dixon discovers a mysterious cassette tape that may be related to her grandfather's murder. ~~ From QCODE, makers of fantastic audio fiction. Visit QCODEMedia.com to learn more. And, check out our new shows - Birds of Empire and The Peepkins. Listen to this episode uninterrupted (without ads in the middle) with QCODE+ on Apple Podcasts. Learn more at https://qcodemedia.com/qcodeplus. Follow us: On Instagram @QCODEMedia On Twitter @QCODEMedia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    24 mins
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The sound of people eating pumped directly into my ears is the most disgusting sound I can think of. It’s so gross I can’t imagine I’m the only person that scrambles for the fast forward button.

Dear audio dramas please stop including the sound of people eating

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Where to begin? You really should've used someone who had a clue on how the United States Army is run - Someone who served in a rank beyond Private to Corporal.

Much of the US Army part of this drama defies logic, common sense, and the way the Army is run. This messes up your story's credibility, to say the least.

An Army Doctor is an Officer who is NOT subject to a Corporal, and Enlisted personnel do not get away with threatening officers with deployments... unless the Corporal is wishing severe discipline for disrespecting an Officer.

The author of the story should have made the Corporal a Captain, or high-ranking civilian. Drill Sergeants are, at least Staff-Sergeants, and they are far superior to Corporals, too!

Basic Combat Training in the Army is 9 weeks, not 15 weeks.

This has to cost the story at least 1-2 stars - credibility must count for something, and this story lacks it, time and again.

You deal with the Army as an uncaring, killing machine - The Military generally is guided by higher morals than the civilian population. Adultery will end a career, and I have seen former Drill Sergeants Court-martialed and sent to Leavenworth - that's a military prison - for sex with trainees. Tell me that happens in the civilian world - You CANNOT.

The story itself isn't bad, but making the Army - and the whole U.S. Military look incompetent and immoral to help its narrative is just plain stupid and short-sighted.

Oh yeah: I am a 30-Year-Retired Army Veteran who started his Army career as a Private in Basic Combat Training (1986), served in Four Major Conflicts, and I Retired as a Major, so I AM qualified to call this BS - It might work for a third-world country, but not here.


STORY: B- to C
ARMY RESPECT & KNOWLEDGE: F
OVERALL GRADE: D

SUSPENDED REALITY = LACK OF RESPECT FOR US ARMY

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