More details emerge about the old house on the North coast. It was said to have been used as a military "hospital" in the 1940s by a former Miskatonic University professor. Meanwhile, Randy prepares for his first game of the season. 

Also, if you're one of those clever, educated types, you can now get original ASP stories for your Kindle or eReader. 

It’s a new season, and a new investigation for The Terror Files. Lee learns the story of a former Miskatonic University professor – and her links to an abandoned hospital on the North coast of Scotland.

There's a Lovecraft themed poetry competition, sponsored by the butcher's shop in Glenhall. Who'll enter it? What will they read? And who'll be crowned The Poet Lorne Sausage?

And while we're at it, how on Earth did this all come about?

Has Divine Intervention earned Randy his first big signing? Meanwhile, Bob botches a job for Bruce, Helen sees something she shouldn't, and Alice shows Doug that there is such a thing as a free dinner. 

Lee's dishing out advice to others at the podcast convention. George takes issue with a fellow golfer's lack of humility. Jane lands a celebrity interview. And Bruce buys over the local radio station. 

Lee heads to Glasgow in the hope of winning a podcast award. Bill becomes the unlikely centre of a custody battle. And Helen is out on the town like you've never seen her before. 

There's also a couple of Easter Eggs here for fans of two other great audio drama shows. 

All this and more in the first of our pre-season bonus episodes. 

Back down in the vaults deep underneath Edinburgh, Lee's fate will be decided. The Season One finale.

Doug's burning the candle at both ends. Gina's taking Randy to a famous Scottish tourist attraction. And Danielle has some shocking news for Lee. 

Lee chats with a former member of the band he believes is linked to the Edinburgh vaults mystery. 

Darkness falls over the icy depths of the North Atlantic.