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A gripping psychological thriller starring Cole Sprouse as Sam Walker. In the first season we followed Sam as he painstakingly recounts the summer his sister disappeared; the friends he made, the legends he heard, the pain and confusion of loss. Over nine episodes, we uncovered the unspeakable secrets of Drisking, Missouri and the people who live there. After leaving the audience with a jaw dropping cliffhanger, we are finally returning to Sam and the terrible truths of Drisking. Across seven episode of Season 2, a ghost of Sam’s past arrives to drag him back to Drisking for revenge. Back to the forests that color his nightmares. Back to the mysteries he never solved. Back… to the gates of Borrasca. Please be advised this show contains adult language, violent acts and triggering situations. It is intended for adult audiences only. Produced by QCODE. Created and written by Rebecca Klingel. Directed by Kristin Burke. Starring Cole Sprouse and Sarah Yarkin. Borrasca is presented by Mint Mobile. Mint Mobile is the affordable, premium wireless service that you buy online. To get your new phone plan for just 15 bucks a month, go to www.mintmobile.com/BORRASCA. QCODE+ subscribers on Apple Podcasts will get early access to new episodes before anyone else and exclusive bonus content. Learn more at apple.co/qcode.2020 QCODE Drama y Obras
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    Introducing The White Vault
    Oct 2 2020
    Explore the far reaches of the world’s horrors in the audio drama podcast The White Vault. Follow the collected records of a repair team sent to Outpost Fristed in the vast white wastes of Svalbard and unravel what lies waiting in the ice below. This Fool and Scholar Production is intended for mature audiences. Subscribe today wherever you find your favorite podcasts.
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  • Trailer: Borrasca

    Trailer: Borrasca
    May 15 2020
    Introducing Borrasca a new scripted thriller from QCODE starring Cole Sprouse. Borrasca is presented by Mint Mobile. Mint Mobile is the affordable, premium wireless service that you buy online. To get your new phone plan for just 15 bucks a month, go to www.mintmobile.com/BORRASCA. Follow us: On Instagram @QCODEMedia On Twitter @QCODEMedia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    2 m
  • Tell Me About Whitney | S1E1

    Tell Me About Whitney | S1E1
    May 25 2020
    In the series premiere, a parolee tells a story to his parole officer about his childhood. Twelve-year-old Sam Walker (COLE SPROUSE) moves to a small town in the Ozarks with his family after his father is reassigned to a new sheriff’s department. Something screams on the mountain there, but his friends won’t tell him what or who. A family friend goes missing. Produced by Cole Sprouse & QCODE. ~~ 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. Borrasca is presented by Mint Mobile. Mint Mobile is the affordable, premium wireless service that you buy online. To get your new phone plan for just 15 bucks a month, go to www.mintmobile.com/BORRASCA. Listen to this episode uninterrupted (without ads in the middle) with QCODE+ on Apple Podcasts. QCODE+ subscribers also enjoy special bonus episodes which include conversations with the creators of the show. 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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thanks. I appreciate that not quite enough for full trigger, I did enjoy sound acting and storyline.

intriguing

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I had already heard the original story, but jm a sucker for audio dramas. Cole Sprouse kills it as Sam Walker. The changes made to the story were small and barely noticeable. I absolutely loved how they portrayed this story. Would highly recommend.

Had me hooked from the beginning

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They really improved Barrasca part 5 from the original, which was kind of weak compared to parts 1-4 and should have been left without the happy ending sequel. I really like the way they spun this to tell the story though.

Very well done

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I won’t add spoilers, I’ll just say that Cole gives an excellent performance as Sam. The story has very interesting turns and twists. I didn’t see the ending coming. I’m glad there is a season 2.

Love the story!!

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I found QCODE originally through Markiplier, and I’m glad I decided to check out their podcasts. There are very few Audio-dramas on radio or in the works.

I highly recommend Borrasca if have some time to kill. Having a fresh story told in this way is not only nostalgic for me, but makes me excited for what QCODE releases next!
However, a majority of their stories are left somewhat open ended to make room for future installments. Installments that I’m not too optimistic will be released anytime soon

(Blackout: season one came out around 2016-18 ish and is only now getting a second season in 2022).

I loved it but there were a few parts where there would be no sound for an action being depicted. There was a moment where no water splash played and was followed by a character complaining about getting wet.
You could figure out what way going on from context clues but it’s those little details that made this less immersive for me.

There were a few other scenes where I felt like the sound in the background didn’t match the environment like when the protagonists were talking in a middle school lunch room. Instead, it sounded like a daycare because the laughs and murmurs were coming from people with less developed voices.

Nit picking aside, if you like audio dramas, you’ll likely enjoy this too!

Incredible (Hoping for a season 2)

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