Time runs out for Odysseus.

Trouble brews between host and guest.

Odysseus and his men recover after their ordeal.

Gareth is a Bristol-based sound designer, music producer and all-round audio buff. Never one to shy away from a new challenge, his work has taken him all the way from Bristolian post-production houses to the Hungarian Cultural Center in Berlin. You can follow @GazLuke on Twitter, or find him (as Discotic) at Soundcloud and YouTube.

How does one tell a whole story using only the human voice? Mike takes a famous tall tale and finds meaning in the medium.

We've just finished recording Giant Cannibals. After three exhausting days in-studio, I'm delighted to introduce you to our talented and hard-working cast. Expect plenty more to come; in the meantime, you can view their profiles by by following the links. The full list of contributors can also be found in our People section.

A disguised Odysseus finds Ithaca to be very different from how he left it.

Dylan charts the significance of the cannibal taboo in storytelling, and asks how this changes the way we see the Laestrygonians.

After ten years at sea, Odysseus returns to Ithaca.

Odysseus' story comes to an end, as he explains his time with witches, monsters and the dead.

Odysseus continues to tell his story. After a brush with the Cyclops, Odysseus' homeward journey is thrown violently off course. Giant Cannibals focuses on this section, because we don't think our hero is telling the truth.

Giant Cannibals is a six-part audio drama series, based on a hidden story in Homer's Odyssey. It was written by Dylan Spicer and Mike Warren, and recorded at Attic Attack Studios in Bristol.

Giant Cannibals is a re-telling of The Odyssey's single bloodiest massacre (see for yourself in Book 10, lines 34-164). According to our hero, a race of flesh-eating monsters is responsible for the unprovoked slaughter of Odysseus' men. But what really happened? And why does he explain it so poorly?

Mike came to Dylan with a script idea in 2013. The story turned out to be an interesting one. Mike lives in Bristol, and spends his time on 35mm photography, travel journalism and programming. Giant Cannibals is Mike's first feature-length production. Mike reads his emails and tweets from @MediumThrills.

By day, Matt writes about video games for money. By night, he writes fiction and vlogs for Bros With Fros. You can buy his first volume of flash fiction on Kindle, and he’s working on a short story collection based upon various myths. Check out his work over at Fuzzy Pixels.

Theo is a Bristol-based actor, currently focusing on building his portfolio as a screen actor. He is also touring his one-man comedy show ‘Pretentious’ around various South West venues. You can find out more at Theo's Spotlight profile, and he tweets from @theofraser.

Alan most recently played Arthur Birling in the Saint Paul’s Players production of An Inspector Calls. He's worked extensively in South London, appearing in Frost/Nixon, The Merchant of Venice, Endgame, Oliver!, Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens, School for Scandal, Blackbird, Oleanna and All My Sons.

Sean is a member and chairman of Southville amateur theatre group SPP Theatre Company, with whom he has directed three plays, and played roles such as Stoppard's Rosencrantz. He's currently rehearsing for the role of Alex in The Little Dog Laughed, showing at the Alma Tavern from 15th July 2014.

David is a Bristol-based actor with diverse credits in TV, short film and theatre. You can read more about David's extensive experience on his Spotlight profile.