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Bloodhound

By: Thomas Page McBee, Todd Ellis Kessler
Narrated by: Elliot Fletcher, Alice Kremelberg, Stephen Root, full cast
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Publisher's summary

In the tradition of M. Night Shyamalan and Stephen King, Bloodhound is a coming-of-age suspense drama about Jay Pulver, a trans college student who discovers he has mysteriously acquired superhuman abilities when he accidentally kills his sister’s ex-boyfriend. Recruited by a brilliant but eccentric scientist at the FBI, Jay is tasked with employing his unique powers to track down a domestic terrorist group currently setting off bombs around Washington, DC.

As Jay comes to grips with his new abilities, he must grapple with his own family trauma—and what he's internalized about what it means to be a man—before he loses himself and everything that matters to him.

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About the Writer

Todd Ellis Kessler is a television writer-producer who has worked on award-winning and nominated series The Good Wife (CBS), Nashville (ABC), The Practice (ABC), The Unit (CBS), and Rome (HBO). Kessler and the original writing staff of The Good Wife were nominated for a Writers Guild of America Award for Best New Series. In his career, he has written for David Mamet, Alejandro González Iñárritu, David E. Kelley, and is currently writing a film about Robert F. Kennedy starring Chris Pine for Sony Pictures.
Kessler began his career as a news magazine producer for WCBS-TV in New York where he won four Emmy Awards, an International Emmy Award, and a Columbia DuPont citation. He is married to producer Sharon Hall and lives in Los Angeles with their two sons.

About the Writer

Thomas Page McBee is an author, journalist, and writer/producer—most recently on The Umbrella Academy’s GLAAD Award-nominated season 3, where he architected the transition story for Elliot Page's character, Viktor. His award-winning books, Man Alive and Amateur, have been translated into multiple languages, and his essays and reportage have appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, Esquire, GQ, and many other publications. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and dogs.

About the Director

Lauren Shippen is a writer best known for her work in fiction podcasts. She was the creator and sole writer of the popular audio drama The Bright Sessions, which ran from 2015 to 2018. She went on to write and direct the #1 podcasts Bridgewater and Passenger List, for which she received an iHeart Podcast Award and BBC Audio Drama Award, Webby, and two British Podcast Awards, respectively. She also wrote Marvels, an audio adaptation of the popular comic, and Surviving Hawkins, a Stranger Things podcast. Her current originals are Maxine Miles, a choose-your-own-path mystery for young adults, and Breaker Whiskey, an ongoing daily podcast about shouting into the void at the end of the world.

About the Performer

Elliot Fletcher is an actor born and raised in Los Angeles, California. Fletcher was recently seen as a series regular in FX's Y: The Last Man, from executive producers Eliza Clark and Melina Matsoukas. He stars opposite Diane Lane, Olivia Thirlby, and Ben Schnetzer. Previously, Elliot wrapped a one-year series regular role, playing Amy Brenneman’s son in Tell Me Your Secrets, from executive producer Bruna Papandrea. Fletcher got his start in a recurring arc on the groundbreaking MTV Comedy Faking It. He then went on to book multiseason arcs on Freeform’s The Fosters where he played Maia Mitchell’s love interest and on Showtime’s critically acclaimed series Shameless, where he won over audiences as Cameron Monaghan’s woke and witty love interest. Additional television credits include guest appearances on HBO Max’s The Sex Lives of College Girls, Hulu’s Marvel’s Runaways, and TruTV’s Adam Ruins Everything. Elliot was named as The Hollywood Reporter's "Next Big Thing," where he was featured in their inaugural Pride issue. He was also the face of Kenneth Cole’s "Zero Tolerance for Intolerance" collection.

About the Performer

Alice Kremelberg is a film, television, and theater actor. She can next be seen co-leading Sally Wainwright’s Disney+ UK series, The Ballad of Renegade Nell. Alice was nominated for a Daytime Emmy for her performance as "Kat" in The Feels, which she both wrote and starred in. She was also seen in Aaron Sorkin’s Academy Award-nominated film The Trial of the Chicago 7.
Kremelberg’s other film and television credits include The Sinner, Orange Is the New Black, Monsterland, Doomsday, New Amsterdam, The Taking of Pelham 123, NCIS, Nurse Jackie, Blue Bloods, The Big C, Smash, Law and Order: SVU, and 30 Rock.
On stage, she originated the role of Reba in Ruby Rae Spiegel's breakout play, Dry Land. Other theater credits include Dress of Fire (The Abingdon), Suddenly Last Summer (ATNYC), Road Veins, Lend Me a Tenor, The House of Bernarda Alba, and A Lie of the Mind.

About the Performer

Stephen Root, one of today's most prolific character actors, can recently be seen in HBO’s hit Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated series Barry, as well as HBO’s Perry Mason. On the film side, Stephen can recently be seen in Joel Coen’s adaptation of Macbeth. Stephen also co-stars in Alan Ball’s drama film Uncle Frank, which premiered at Sundance in 2020. Stephen can be seen in the upcoming Amazon feature Heads of State, starring opposite Idris Elba and John Cena.
In 2018, Stephen played a pivotal role in the AFI Film Festival winner On the Basis of Sex, the Ruth Bader Ginsberg biopic, and starred opposite Melissa McCarthy in the New Line hit comedy Life of the Party. Reuniting with Joel and Ethan Coen and currently streaming on Netflix, Stephen is part of the talented ensemble in The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, which was nominated for an Academy Award.
In 2017, Stephen was part of Jordan Peele’s box office hit Get Out. Aside from his feature films, Stephen can also be seen as the titular role on Amazon's hit drama series The Man in the High Castle. Stephen is a veteran character actor who has over 180 film and television credits to his name. Among them, the series King of the Hill, News Radio, Boardwalk Empire, The West Wing, Newsroom, Justified, The Big Bang Theory, Turn, and Fargo, as well as the films Office Space, O, Brother Where Art Thou, and No Country for Old Men.

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i love how the twist and turns . each character was great . the ending was cool

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This is my first audio series (is that what they’re called?), and I really enjoyed it. I recently read other work by McBee and he’s great. I was excited to find content with a trans man main character. The storyline isn’t perfect, maybe even a little formulaic, but the voice actors really pull everything together and by the end, I was wanting more episodes. I’d also really like to see where the romantic arc goes since we don’t get many depictions of trans men dating cis women (especially where the trans aspect isn’t a huge deal). Most of the books I can find are for teens or are focused only on gay trans men, and while I’m thrilled that those exist, as someone who mostly likes women and who is an adult, it would be cool to see that depicted. I hope more is coming!

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Old story, new way of telling it.

It’s the podcast version of Fire Starter told while running a half marathon. For me, it worked. Fun with minimal investment!

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Great Brother and Sister Duo

Amazing performances all around -- especially loved the relationship between Jay and his twin sister Dara!!!

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Great storytelling and character development

If you enjoy great storytelling mixed with current news events this book is for you

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