The Museum of You

🖤 Altered Realities – Bonus Episode 1: The Museum of You Host: Mother Null

In a city buried beneath sorrow and static, there stands a museum with no name. Its exhibits? Not artifacts—but lives you never lived. Choices you didn’t make. Loves you let slip away. And one man—broken, tired, searching—who steps inside its mirrored halls, hoping to find the version of himself who did it right.

But this museum doesn’t just remember. It hurts. And every room demands a toll.

Told from a haunting first-person perspective and guided by the eerie voice of Mother Null, this episode is a slow descent into regret, memory, and the cost of longing for what might’ve been.

🔊 Walk carefully. The exhibits remember you—even if you’ve forgotten them.

Altered Realities was written and produced by Brett DeHoag with editing assistance of ChatGPT. Voices were generated using Eleven Labs, and all music and sound effects were licensed through Artlist.io. This is a work of fiction—any similarities to actual events or real persons, living or dead, are purely coincidental. All rights are reserved. Thank you for listening.

"Altered Realities" is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

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This episode was created using a combination of human storytelling and AI-assisted development. Any music and sound effects used in this production are properly licensed and attributed in the episode description.

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