"Limited Capacity" is a scripted anthology fiction podcast delivering six darkly comic, immersive short stories exploring the unsettling intersections of technology, social media, and human connection. Blending horror, thriller, mockumentary, and satire, each episode examines a different facet of our digital lives—exclusive celebrity dating apps, hyper-positive online communities, dueling self-help podcasts, and more—revealing the absurdity and menace lurking beneath modern online culture. Created by Rob Norman (co-creator of "Personal Best"), the show is driven by sharp writing, satirical wit, and unexpected twists that evoke a "Black Mirror for your ears" sensibility. Its episodic, standalone format appeals to listeners who enjoy cerebral, socially aware fiction with a comedic edge, making it ideal for fans of speculative satire, tech-culture critique, and audio drama that blurs genre lines. The podcast's tone oscillates between unsettling and hilarious, offering a fresh, binge-worthy experience for audiences interested in internet culture, psychological tension, and inventive storytelling formats like fake podcasts-within-podcasts and roleplay communities gone wrong."
"Limited Capacity" is a scripted anthology fiction podcast delivering six darkly comic, immersive short stories exploring the unsettling intersections of technology, social media, and human connection. Blending horror, thriller, mockumentary, and satire, each episode examines a different facet of our digital lives—exclusive celebrity dating apps, hyper-positive online communities, dueling self-help podcasts, and more—revealing the absurdity and menace lurking beneath modern online culture. Created by Rob Norman (co-creator of "Personal Best"), the show is driven by sharp writing, satirical wit, and unexpected twists that evoke a "Black Mirror for your ears" sensibility. Its episodic, standalone format appeals to listeners who enjoy cerebral, socially aware fiction with a comedic edge, making it ideal for fans of speculative satire, tech-culture critique, and audio drama that blurs genre lines. The podcast's tone oscillates between unsettling and hilarious, offering a fresh, binge-worthy experience for audiences interested in internet culture, psychological tension, and inventive storytelling formats like fake podcasts-within-podcasts and roleplay communities gone wrong."
