LittleFire

31/10/2025

In this epic, time-bending finale, Josh Boho wakes up to grief, cover-ups, and discovery as he navigates a quarantined Block Island, confronts a ghost , and uncovers the truth… but is it?

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24/10/2025

At 2:06 AM, the sun came up. The sky blazed like noon, clocks froze, and a deafening hum rattled Block Island’s soul. Residents panicked. Some collapsed. Others heard voices, warnings from a ship that shouldn’t exist. By 2:29 AM, it was over. Or was it?

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17/10/2025

“Find me” she begged, in a lost message recovered at sea…

What happened to the Chalkstone family? In a hidden recording revealed by the late Mayor Burke, we hear a daughter’s desperate voice from a drifting kayak, and the truth she shares may crack the mystery wide open. Time loops. Vanishing boats. And a sleepwalking woman who syncs with the weather channel.

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10/10/2025

A mysterious professor. A global Hum that only some can hear. Ancient communal dreams. And a final phone call from Charlie Ren. In this interlude of cosmic reflection and raw confessions, Josh Boho sifts through theories, from the academic to the unhinged, about what really haunts Block Island.

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26/09/2025

One by one, they wandered out; some barefoot, some humming, some missing. On May 10th, Block Island experienced a mass sleepwalking event that stunned even its most skeptical residents. Were they sleepwalking… or being pulled somewhere? 

Join us for the firth installment of Tongal’s first scripted podcast! Halfway there now!

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19/09/2025

When a body found on the Shenandoah is identified months later as someone still alive (until recently) Detectives Summers and Rodriguez face time glitches, more missing persons, Instagram stories from the dead… and file number 10-66JD48.

Join us for the fourth installment of Tongal’s first scripted podcast!

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12/09/2025

When 14-year-old Tara Burns wakes up to find her room freezing and the beach outside buried in snow, she does what any teen would: she livestreams it. But what she captures - silence, shadows, and a mysterious man dragging metal toward the sea - turns her blood colder than any spring snow

Join us for the third installment of Tongal’s first scripted podcast!

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13/05/2025

What happened to the ferry? In 2017, the so-called “Shenandoah Incident” changed everything. Sixty-one people vanished from a ferry to Block Island with no warning, no witnesses, and no answers. Not even the sole survivor, a young man named Charlie Ren, could piece together what happened out at sea. But the ferry was just the beginning. Told through recovered interviews, audio logs, and classified transmissions, The Ferry unravels the chilling events that haunted one small community in the smallest state - and why no one ever talked about it.

From the wreckage of community radio and a fading memory, radio host Joshua Boho, and a small band of citizens, fight to make sense of it all. Was it a government coverup? A cosmic anomaly? Or something much older, something… ancient? Neither the sea nor sky is safe. Tune in September 5th to all 10 episodes now and decide for yourself. But remember: if you hear the hum, stay out of the water. 

Premieres September 5th, 2025.
Where all podcasts are found.

Written by raz and aidan
produced by chris revill, raz & aidan
Edited by Seth Marques
Audio by Jared Mann, Jeremiah Bermel and Aaron Miller

Cast announcements soon.

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04/04/2025

Becca Bender has been instrumental to LittleFire’s efforts, she’s a great friend, a true champion and someone we can all look to for guidance in many matters, so we’d be remiss if we didn’t share this post in today’s Boston Globe in support of her.

LittleFire has always had a strong belief in importance and power of film and media achieves. Much of our work over our existence has worked with, utilized and promoted film and media archives.

LittleFire founders & have been vocal about the value of media history and have often supported such efforts with their own funds and resources whenever possible. It’s what helped lead them to found their non-profit, Kindling, which focuses on Educational and Community Media, and Media Preservation, and has helped support local community efforts like the Providence 48 Hour Film Project and upcoming Food Anthropology & Story Preservation.

This Boston Globe Op-Ed post by Rhode Island Archivist Becca Bender really touches upon an important issue we should all not let fly under the radar. We’d love to hear what you think in the comments below.

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01/04/2025

Today is the day! Nonprofits all over RI are facing budget cuts, funding uncertainty, and the pressure to do more with less. But there’s hope, and it starts with 401Gives!

This year we’re beefing up all our programs. Offering our free Kindling Industry Training Studio, a weekly screening series, student stipends, and more. By donating to 401Gives, you’ll have the chance to help us raise critical funds, and support your community in a meaningful way.

Our community makes us great, today we’re featuring some of the excellent photos taken by our community while participating in the 48HFP. https://bit.ly/4hYDdjb

31/07/2024

Friends and fellow creators! On August 8th, join us for the Providence 48 Hour Film Festival awards and see the absolute best films of the bunch. Melinda Rainsberger and the rest of the team have been working their butts off to bring this amazing event to life, and with your participation and support, it grows each year. 

Winning teams will be announced soon. Any team included in the award ceremony will be receiving a trophy.

* Date: August 8, 2024
* Pre-show: 6pm
* Screening starts: 7pm
* Address: 1005 Main St #122, Pawtucket, RI 02860

Food deal online pricing ends 8/5
* $25 Screening ticket + 1 free beer or wine

* $35 Screening ticket + 1 free beer or wine + food

Met online pricing ends 8/7
* $15 - Early Bird Buy at https://themetri.com

* $18 - At the doorBuy day-of at the door

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19/07/2024

Earlier this year, Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences at the University of Connecticut alum Emily Tuohey and I started a podcast called 'LingQuery', a program where we ask - and attempt to answer - fascinating inquiries related to the language and communication sciences. Student-led, and professionally-driven, we uncover insights you won't hear anywhere else. Listen now to explore the nature of phenomena such as speech, language, and cognition from the perspectives of biology, psychology, anthropology, art, and more. The podcast is available on most major platforms, and we'd love for you to give us your comments and rate the show to increase our visibility. We are also making transcriptions available for all episodes so that all can access the content.

https://open.spotify.com/show/53lJtC7oTu135HRumyhHAT?si=0621a48301b149e7

We are so excited to announce that we've just released another round of episodes! HUGE thanks to our guests for this volume, we couldn't have done it without you:

Ep. 5 - "Modern Hearing Loss & Conservation" with Alexa Kolias
Ep. 6 - "Meta-Cognition & Aphasia Treatment" with Amanda Wadams
Ep. 7 - "Literacy Development & Dyslexia" with Bernard Grela
Ep. 8 - "Cultural Competence & DEI in the Field of CSD" with Kaitlyn Nguyen

If you have a "LingQuery" you'd like us to feature on the show, drop us an audio DM on Instagram or email us [email protected] 🧠

Podcast · LittleFire · Welcome to LingQuery, the show that asks - and attempts to answer - questions related to the language and communication sciences. Every episode, we respond in tandem with guests from a wide variety of disciplines to an audience-submitted question or “LingQuery”, all abou...