In a world where podcasts have become the new radio, “Glee” star Heather Morris is proving she’s not just a one-hit wonder. Remember Brittany S. Pierce? Well, now she’s donning a new hat – or should we say headphones – as the creative force behind the sensational scripted podcast series “The Bystanders.” If you’re ready for a dose of zany, dark comedy that delves into the quirky corners of human behavior, you’re in for a treat.

Heather Morris isn’t just stepping behind the scenes; she’s owning them as the executive producer, director, and writer of “The Bystanders.” But hold on, what’s this bystander effect they’re exploring? Picture this: you see someone in trouble, but you’re with a bunch of others. Suddenly, offering help seems a lot less likely. That’s the psychological twist that sets the stage for this podcast rollercoaster.

And Heather isn’t flying solo. She’s teamed up with the talented Ash Lendzion and Jaclyn Hales, co-creators extraordinaire. Together, they’re pulling off a feat that’s as impressive as a double pirouette – they’re turning a complex psychological theory into a dark comedy that’s sharp, witty, and seriously addictive.

If you’re picturing dusty old radio dramas from the 1940s, think again. “The Bystanders” is a podcast that’s firmly rooted in today’s world, with a musical score by Tory Cummins that’ll sweep you off your feet. It’s a production that’s got brains, heart, and a generous sprinkling of laughs.

But that’s not all – the cast is like a constellation of talent. We’re talking about Margaret Cho, Beth Dover from “Orange is the New Black,” Joe Lo Truglio of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” fame, and even the iconic Darren Criss from “Glee.” These stars are adding their magic to the mix, and believe us, it’s a potent potion.

The story? Well, let’s just say it’s the kind of wild ride you’d expect from a podcast that’s not afraid to dive deep into human quirks. A group of imperfect characters witness a tragedy and then find themselves caught up in a kidnapping. Yep, it’s as intriguing as it sounds, and it’s Heather Morris and the team that’s steering this ship of chaos.

But here’s the kicker – it’s not just any podcast. It’s produced by Black Label Media, the folks behind “La La Land” and “Sicario,” so you know they mean business. With an ensemble cast that could rival any Hollywood blockbuster, “The Bystanders” is bringing Dolby Atmos Surround Sound into the podcast world, making sure your ears are in for a treat.

So, if you’re ready for a wild, witty, and wickedly fun time, dive into “The Bystanders” on Apple Podcasts or their website. Heather Morris is proving that she’s not just a TV star – she’s a podcast powerhouse that’s here to captivate your ears and your imagination.

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René Samulewitsch @ReneandI is a globetrotter with a hunger for adventure, but at heart, he will always be an urban tourist with big love for Toronto. When not busy with his day job as a PR strategist, he spends his time exploring the city’s culture and entertainment venues. Rene has a passion for sharing experiences, and truly believes in the power of word of mouth. Favourite place in Toronto: Kensington Market in the Summer as there’s always something new to discover. Queen Street for the urban vibe and King Street to let loose and party.

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