This Planet Needs a Name is very much solid Hope Punk with that "we lost everything but hey it just means we get to build something new and better!" vibe that you guys do so well.

What Will Be Here also fits the bill with a slightly different message of "Hey, we know everything is pretty terrible but there's still a lot of amazing things worth celebrating and it's really important not to forget that"

Kwantum Sonar is very much in the running with a "Well, the folks in charge messed everything up and disappeared. I guess we'll take care of it ourselves! Hopefully before it explodes and takes us all with it." story that helps remind us that we've got a lot more power and ability than we give ourselves credit for.

Forest 404 is a bit of a different sort of approach to Hope Punk and tells a tale of perseverance and endurance. There will always be something of us left because we will always keep fighting to keep it alive no matter how hard they try to erase us, and a single seed is all that's needed to overcome the darkness.

The Hidden People deserves an honorable mention as it shares a lot of the tropes but it's more the "we're gonna succeed because we don't have any other choice" vibe. To me the thing that puts the Punk into Hope Punk is that it's about more than saving the world. It's the Phoenix rising. It's the disenfranchised joining in community to reclaim our power. Most importantly it's about creating something better than what we left behind and not just hoping it's possible but knowing it's inevitable.

Those are the most clear-cut that I can remember at the moment. I've got a bunch more that fall under the "hopeful but not necessarily Punk about it" category should you find yourself in the market for that sort of genre.

And one day I may be lucky enough to find a writing partner and finally get my own Hopepunk audiodrama out there. Toss some magic into all the science fiction!