The episode begins with a lighthearted, self-aware narration by Darren, who welcomes listeners to "It's All Been Done Radio Hour," emphasizing audience interaction and humor. The narrative then shifts into a fictional storyline involving Daniel Kravitz, a former chosen one tasked with saving the world from a supposed evil. He learns the "evil" was actually Collie, the first chosen one, and that he had to kill both Abby Reynolds and his friend Alexis Augustus to save her. The story unfolds three and a half years after their deaths, with Daniel now communing with Collie. The narrative explores the origin of chosen one powers, rooted in the deity Crado, who created the world and imbued beings—both human and non-human—with magic. The show blends satire and speculative fiction, using absurdity and repetition to highlight themes of identity, power, and moral ambiguity. A central question emerges about how non-human beings receive their powers, implying Crado’s influence extends beyond humans. The episode concludes with a tone of melancholy and reflection, underscoring the tragic consequences of choices in a world shaped by myth and magic. All proceeds benefit a nonprofit supporting creative arts in Central Ohio.
Hello! My name is Darren, and I'll be your narrator this evening. Yes, that's right. I have returned. And my apologies for the fear your narrator from last month. I thought Keith did a really good job. Paying no attention to the fully artist. She's better seen and not heard except for the sound effects and then all her characters. Well, anyway, welcome to it's all been done radio hour when we're in the shirt. I'm just going to go ahead and assume that you all know what you've gotten yourselves into. A quick reminder, please silence your device's genuine reactions like laughter and groans are welcome. If you don't have a beverage now would be an excellent time to get one right down that hallway. You'll still be able to hear me have promise. The bar will remain open through our second commercial and then it will close sadly. So get up any time you want if you need a refill and all proceeds go to benefit central Ohio nonprofit creatives. They now have real liquor and drinkable THC and please drink in moderation. Wink. Anyway, without further ado, it's all been done radio hour. Welcome to our show. It's a best show you're going to know. Now it needs to be punching face. Hi, my name is Grace. Welcome to our show. Welcome to our show. I am not in the mood. Welcome to our show. Welcome to our show. We each have a galaxy to it from. What are you? No. Anyone seen the screws? Welcome to our show. Please subscribe to our podcast feed. And don't go to our patreon too. Can't have too many puns. It is almost done. We'll do our best to entertain you now. Welcome to our show. Enjoy our closing gas. We'll try to make you laugh. Welcome to our show. Three and a half years ago. Sophie, time for dinner. Oh mom, do I have to? I told you 20 minutes ago that I know. I know. Your father will come home when he comes home. I'm not looking for him. You're always looking for him. Okay, but I'm not just looking for him. Then what are you doing out here all the time? Dreaming about what? If the world dad's going to make for us, a safe world where humans and monsters can live together on the surface. And we don't have to hide anymore. It's a very nice dream, honey. Hello. You must be Sophie. And tomorrow. I'm Daniel. Daniel Kravitz? Yes. It's so nice to finally meet you. Dad talks about you all the time. Did you bring him with you? No, Sophie. I'm sorry. I didn't. This is the final season of Daniel Kravitz' chosen one. Daniel was tasked with saving the world from the ultimate evil, but he discovered she wasn't evil at all. In fact, she was the first chosen one and her name was Collie. To save Collie, Daniel killed the woman he loved, Abby Reynolds, who also murdered Daniel's friend Alexis Augustus Armentrout. We pick up three and a half years after Alexis and Abby's death with this episode Remnants, as Daniel communes with Collie. Daniel, can I please just tell you where Crescent is? Now, speaking of Crescent, how come he has powers? Powers. Magic. Abilities beyond what our normal human has. That was an abrupt change of topic. Well, I get that the chosen one powers come from the God Crado, who the early European members slayed and stole power from. But, I mean, what about non-humans? Crato created this world, and all that is in it. Some more directly than others. Crato laid with humans and created what you call the mon.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Darren, the narrator, returns to host "It's All Been Done Radio Hour" after a previous episode, apologizing for a previous misstep and welcoming listeners with a humorous tone.
The show features a mix of comedic repetition, audience engagement, and a narrative about a fictional world involving chosen ones, magic, and a powerful deity named Crado.
The story centers on Daniel Kravitz, a former "chosen one" who discovers that the evil force he fought was actually the original chosen one, Collie, and that his actions—killing Abby and Alexis—were morally complex and tragic.
Summary:
The episode begins with a lighthearted, self-aware narration by Darren, who welcomes listeners to "It's All Been Done Radio Hour," emphasizing audience interaction and humor. The narrative then shifts into a fictional storyline involving Daniel Kravitz, a former chosen one tasked with saving the world from a supposed evil. He learns the "evil" was actually Collie, the first chosen one, and that he had to kill both Abby Reynolds and his friend Alexis Augustus to save her.
The story unfolds three and a half years after their deaths, with Daniel now communing with Collie. The narrative explores the origin of chosen one powers, rooted in the deity Crado, who created the world and imbued beings—both human and non-human—with magic. The show blends satire and speculative fiction, using absurdity and repetition to highlight themes of identity, power, and moral ambiguity.
A central question emerges about how non-human beings receive their powers, implying Crado’s influence extends beyond humans. The episode concludes with a tone of melancholy and reflection, underscoring the tragic consequences of choices in a world shaped by myth and magic. All proceeds benefit a nonprofit supporting creative arts in Central Ohio.
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The final season explores Daniel's journey after discovering that the woman he believed was evil was actually the first chosen one, named Collie. He must confront his past, including the deaths of Abby Reynolds and his friend Alexis Augustus, to save Collie.
Collie is the first chosen one and the true source of the chosen one powers. Daniel discovers she is not evil, and his mission to save her forces him to confront painful truths about his own actions.
The story picks up three and a half years after the deaths of Abby Reynolds and Alexis Augustus, with Daniel now communing with Collie.
The powers come from God Crado, who created the world and its inhabitants. The chosen ones gain abilities by drawing power from Crado, who was originally slayed by early European members.
Yes, Crado created all life in the world, including non-humans, and some have abilities beyond normal human capabilities, though these are not fully explained in the transcript.
Daniel is emotionally tied to Abby and his friend Alexis, and the revelation that Collie is the first chosen one and not evil creates deep internal conflict and moral struggle.
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