DeltaWolves: A revolutionary new dystopian/science fiction podcast, which pushes the envelope of creativity using an audio podcast experience. This' a movie experience without the visual. Listen to action-packed episodes, that will leave you jumping out of your seat. So close your eyes, and let your mind's imagination visualize a new world.
DeltaWolves - A Dystopian/Sci-Fi Audio Movie
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4 episodes
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Podcast Overview
DeltaWolves: A revolutionary new dystopian/science fiction podcast, which pushes the envelope of creativity using an audio podcast experience. This' a movie experience without the visual. Listen to action-packed episodes, that will leave you jumping out of your seat. So close your eyes, and let your mind's imagination visualize a new world.
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Publishing Since
7/28/2021
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Recent Episodes
January 13, 2022
DeltaWolves: Episode IV - Age of Elysium
<p>Back at <strong>SOCOM</strong> headquarters, NASA Commander <strong>Jørgensen </strong>begins to analyze his newly captured Panthera Tigris in the operation room. Only to find out the artificial intelligent animal-machine, has a radiation defensive mechanism that puts his life in danger. During this process, Jørgensen finds out a secret about the <strong>Panthera Tigris</strong>. During the operation, the Panthera starts to get aggravated during the process. Later, the perimeter alarm goes off. A massive Elysium ship approached from afar, an enemy descending into the atmosphere towards their exact location. Something, or someone wants their Panther Tigris back <strong>immediately</strong>. Which prompts <strong>General Strycharz</strong> to make a quick announcement for all personnel's safety. </p>
September 1, 2021
DeltaWolves: Episode III - Surviving Draco
<p>The United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM) prepares for the arrival of their high value target (HVT), a mech named Ares Larson. NASA commander Jørgensen begins running test on a earth-like habitable planet Draco. Jørgensen logs his progress about his exploration of the planet within the Draco Constellation. At the same time, he starts thinking about how far humans have come on Earth. The good and bad. Later, Jørgensen begins working with his military machines Theseus, and Thor, only to find out a dangerous beast-like machine has been waiting on them from a distance. Now.... SOCOM has other plans for their newly captured animal-like machine, Panthera Tigris.</p>
August 4, 2021
DeltaWolves: Episode II - H.igh V.alue T.arget
<p>A few years before the war of humans verses machines in New York City. SOCOM, along with NASA puts a military-trained mission commander Jørgensen into cryogenic sleep for his outer-space mission. To find a habitable planet within the constellation of Draco. The United States Special Operations Command includes two robot mechs for his protection, Theseus, and Thor. Later, during a X-7 planet surface search, a vicious HVT machine patiently awaits his arrival.</p>
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