An “Audibly Lost” featurette: Jay and Jack
posted 10 days ago. by Audibly Lost to Jay and Jack, Kris White, Lost Mythos, Official Lost Podcast, The Dharmalars

Enjoy this “Audibly Lost” featurette, featuring Jay and Jack from The Lost Podcast with Jay and Jack.

The Jay and Jack featurette uses some of the footage shot for “Audibly Lost.” This is the first time you will be seeing extended material shot for the documentary.

The featurette introduces the duo’s relationship with Kris White (of The Official Lost Podcast) along with Jack’s “crackpot theories.” There is also a bit of footage from their 30-hour charity podcast and from their finale party in Los Angeles.

In addition to Jay, Jack, and Kris, we hear from Michael Emerson, Axel Foley of the Lost Mythos Podcast, Josh and Amanda of The Lost Flashbacks Podcast, Ralph from The Dharmalars, and an avid Jay and Jack fan, Natasha Fray.

Enjoy your first extended look at footage gathered in the making of Audibly Lost!

“Audibly Lost” Trailer
posted 3 months, 17 days ago. by Audibly Lost to Audibly Lost

The trailer for the “Audibly Lost” movie is now up! Enjoy.

“Audibly Lost” introduces viewers to the community of podcasters who weekly analyze the developments on their favorite TV show, “Lost.” Why do they podcast about “Lost”? Why do they each have thousands of listeners? And what exactly is the Smoke Monster?

Coming from all parts of the United States, big cities, suburbs and small towns, these podcasters discuss the “whys” and “why nots,” their reactions to the end of “Lost,” the emotional ups and downs of podcasting, and what it all means for them. They show a side of themselves that their listeners may have never seen or heard.

Audibly Lost Twitter Lists
posted 7 months, 0 days ago. by Audibly Lost to Audibly Lost, Lost Music, Music, Podcast, Twitter


I’ve created two Audibly Lost twitter lists focused on Lost bands and Lost podcasters. The band list is a bit slim at the moment, but if you know of any bands I’ve missed (who are on Twitter) please let me know and I’ll add them. Same goes for podcasters.

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