Threshold: 2042 (Season 2)
Project Overview
Threshold: 2042 is a suspense-driven sci-fi audio drama blending mystery, psychological horror, and human stories.
Told through news broadcasts, personal recordings, emergency transmissions, and witness accounts, the series explores how humanity responds when the impossible becomes part of everyday life.
Season 2 expands the story beyond the original investigation, focusing on the people affected by these events:
The families waiting for answers.
The workers trying to keep society running.
The civilians who witness things they cannot explain.
And those who believe that the Returned are still people who deserve to be saved.
The deeper we search for answers…
The more questions appear.
Season 2 will contain 10 episodes aproximately 3-5 minutes long each, and will be released weekly beginning in early October. Season 3 is expected in the spring of 2027.
Threshold: 2042 season 1 is currently available on:
-Spotify
-YouTube
-Amazon Music
-iHeartRadio
-TikTok
The series is also featured through Amazon Alexa Flash Briefings.
Reporters covering a world that is changing faster than anyone can understand. These roles include breaking news coverage, international reports, and witness interviews.
Performances should feel realistic, professional, and increasingly uncertain as events become harder to explain.
Officials continue to deny that the recent events are connected. However, witnesses across multiple regions are reporting similar experiences.
We are receiving conflicting reports tonight. Some witnesses claim they saw something appear. Others insist that something disappeared.
Authorities here are asking citizens to remain calm, but questions remain regarding what exactly occurred.
Noah's older brother. Confident, sarcastic, protective in his own way. He enjoys teasing his younger brother, but underneath the jokes he genuinely cares about him. As the situation escalates, that confidence begins to crack.
- male young adult
"Seriously, Noah? Portals? You've been watching way too many conspiracy videos."
"Come on. If there's really something behind that wall... let's go prove it."
"Noah... don't touch it.”
A young adult struggling to understand the changes happening around him, including people making choices that seem impossible to explain.
- male young adult
"People keep saying they left because they wanted to. But some of them don't even remember leaving."
"You're telling me they just walked away? No warning? No goodbye?"
"I don't know what's happening anymore, but pretending everything is normal isn't helping."
Technical specialists dealing with impossible broadcasts, overlapping signals, and communications failures.
Must convey intelligence, curiosity, and growing concern.
That's impossible. We're receiving the broadcast from three different locations."
"I checked the equipment twice. The signal isn't being transmitted from here."
We're not dealing with interference anymore. Something is sending these."
Security personnel responding during emergency situations, evacuations, and containment efforts.
Controlled under pressure.
Seal every entrance. Nobody leaves until we know what's happening.
Control, we've lost visual inside Laboratory Three... all cameras just went dark."
Wait... where did he go? The room was locked
Civilians experiencing the aftermath of the unexplained event in Texas.
These roles should feel like real people trying to describe something that should not exist.
Fear, confusion, disbelief, and uncertainty are key.
- south texan
- texan
I was standing there looking right at it…and I still can't explain what I saw.
They blocked the roads. They won't let anyone near it. But nobody can even agree on what happened
My neighbor says the town is gone. Someone else says they drove through it yesterday. How can both be true?"
Everyday people affected by the events of Threshold.
Parents, workers, neighbors, survivors, and witnesses.
The goal is realism. These are ordinary people living through extraordinary circumstances.
I don't care what they call them. That person came back. They're still someone's family
I used to think things like this only happened in movies
Everyone wants an answer. I just want to know if we're still safe
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