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The Lost Opera

Hosted by Alia Synesthesia · arts · EN

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About this Podcast:

You and Jared used to be somewhat close friends in high school, but drifted apart during your university years. You often ended up at the same parties, sure, but this is where Jared started turning into that "literary" type. You remember him becoming a bit stand-offish, bookish, rich on Oscar Wilde quotes, and deeply fascinated with folklore. It was no surprise to you, that Jared continued pursuing his scholarly interests in grad school. But that's the last you've heard of him - you haven't talked to Jared for the past few years. Imagine your surprise, when out of the blue, you have received a parcel from your long time estranged friend with a cryptic message, a handful of tapes inside, and no return address? "The Lost Opera" is a collaboration audio drama / music composition project with the voice actors from "The No Sleep Podcast". This is an exclusive private feed to the project available exclusively to the Horror & Opera Kickstarter backers.

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What is The Lost Opera about?

You and Jared used to be somewhat close friends in high school, but drifted apart during your university years. You often ended up at the same parties, sure, but this is where Jared started turning into that "literary" type. You remember him becoming a bit stand-offish, bookish, rich on Oscar Wilde quotes, and deeply fascinated with folklore.

Who hosts The Lost Opera?

The Lost Opera is hosted by Alia Synesthesia. The show has published 40 episodes to date.

What has The Lost Opera covered recently?

Recent episodes include "The Last Entry" (30 November 2025, 4 minutes), "Nightmares" (30 November 2025, 2 minutes), and "Fractured Reality" (30 November 2025, 2 minutes).

How often does The Lost Opera publish?

The Lost Opera publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 3 minutes across 40 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on The Lost Opera?

Booking probability for The Lost Opera is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Lost Opera requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Lost Opera's contact route on record: verified email.

About the host

Alia Synesthesia hosts The Lost Opera, an arts podcast with 40 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #40

    The Last Entry

    Nov 30, 20254 minS1

    Jared is in the throes of mental collapse, consumed by his obsession with Mortuus Messis. As his research reaches a fever pitch, his grip on reality slips. He feels the weight of his discoveries pulling him deeper into...

  • Episode #39

    Nightmares

    Nov 30, 20252 minS1

    Jared's mental state continues to deteriorate as he experiences disturbing auditory hallucinations and a terrifying nightmare. A growing sense of being watched leaves Jared feeling exposed and vulnerable.

  • Nov 30, 20252 minS1

    Jared is spiraling out of control, overwhelmed by the research into Mortuus Messis. Despite spending an entire day on the work, time slips away, and nothing seems to make sense. An uncomfortable conversation with Lily...

  • Nov 30, 20253 minS1

    Jared embarks on a day trip to Boston, seeking answers about the crescent moon necklace. In the North End, he revisits The Witching Hour, the mysterious trinket shop. The encounter with Lina leads to a revelation about...

  • Episode #36

    The Pamphlet

    Nov 30, 20257 minS1

    Jared dives deep into the contents of the pamphlet Julianna sent, which includes a synopsis of the lost opera Mortuus Messis. The discovery of this long-forgotten work unearths some unsettling details about the opera's...

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  • Episode #35

    The Letters

    Nov 30, 20259 minS1

    The much-anticipated package from Julianna finally arrives, and Jared dives into the materials she's sent. Among the contents are photocopies of Mortuus Messis' pamphlet and several letters—three in total, each neatly...

  • Nov 30, 20253 minS1

    Julianna finally reaches out, and her call brings clarity but also raises more questions. She is direct, explaining what she wants from Jared: the full truth about her great-grandmother, Dahlia. Julianna is frustrated...

  • Episode #33

    Time Lapse

    Nov 30, 20252 minS1

    Jared finds himself drawn back to the abandoned theater site once again, despite not planning to go. His mind keeps returning to the place, compelled by a force he can't explain. Once there, something strange and...

  • Nov 30, 20251 minS1

    Jared is clearly on edge today. He’s been anxiously waiting to hear back from Julianna, consumed by uncertainty about what she might want in exchange for the pamphlet and Dahlia’s letters. Her cryptic request weighs...

  • Nov 30, 20251 minS1

    It’s 1 AM, and Jared is still wide awake, lost in thought. The triple moon imagery, something he first stumbled upon in his dream, has become all-consuming. No matter how hard he tries to push it aside, his mind keeps...

  • Nov 30, 20251 minS1

    Jared receives a call from Julianna, and it’s clear something significant has surfaced. She’s found what she believes to be the original pamphlet for Mortuus Messis, along with a set of letters written by Dahlia Fleming...

  • Episode #29

    The Boombox

    Nov 30, 20252 minS1

    Jared takes a step toward self-soothing, purchasing a cheap boombox to combat the unsettling silence in his hotel room. The device hums with local radio station noise, nothing special, but it provides the constant...

  • Episode #28

    Tensions

    Nov 30, 20251 minS1

    Jared’s tone is strained as he confesses to the mounting tension in his life. His conversation with Lily today has left him feeling more vulnerable than ever. She’s concerned about him—about how distant and distracted...

  • Nov 30, 20252 minS1

    Jared’s voice carries a sense of unease as he reflects on the unsettling dream from a few nights ago. He’s still haunted by the vivid imagery—the three moons, the ancient vessel, and his bronze hands—and a deep, gnawing...

  • Episode #26

    The Dream

    Nov 30, 20255 minS1

    Jared's voice trembles with the rawness of his recent experience. He describes waking up from an intense, vivid dream that left him drenched in sweat and shaken to his core. The dream, which he can hardly grasp, felt...

  • Nov 30, 20252 minS1

    Jared details his call with Dr. Nasir Takrani, which he describes as a deeply insightful conversation that lasted nearly two hours. Dr. Takrani helped Jared understand the rare and significant role Dahlia Fleming’s...

  • Episode #24

    A New Angle

    Nov 30, 20252 minS1

    Jared shares his excitement upon receiving a reply from Dr. Nasir Takrani, a specialist in Arabic and Persian music. Dr. Takrani expresses interest in Jared's research and has agreed to a phone call later in the week...

  • Episode #23

    New Links

    Nov 30, 20253 minS1

    Jared details a phone call with Dr. Cortez about the "banned in Boston" reference he found in the City Archives regarding Mortuus Messis. Dr. Cortez explains the historical context of the phrase, which was commonly used...

  • Nov 30, 20252 minS1

    Jared reflects on a challenging conversation with Dr. Sutherland, his advisor, who expressed concern about his deepening focus on the supernatural elements of his research. She believes he is becoming too entangled in...

  • Nov 30, 20252 minS1

    Jared recounts a pivotal phone call with Julianna Jenkins, the great-granddaughter of Dahlia Flemming. After days of waiting, Julianna agreed to speak, but with clear boundaries: the conversation would remain...

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