Buy Me a Drink and I'll Tell You a Story

High in the Himalayas, a young man follows his uncle into a monastery cloaked in silence—and secrets. While his uncle chases forbidden knowledge, the young man is drawn toward something else entirely. When devotion, desire, and destiny collide, the thin air may not be the only thing making it hard to breathe.
Some paths promise answers.
Others lead you further into yourself.

One man, one bar, infinite stories.

! All stories are connected through an overarching storyline, but you can also just listen to the separate stories !

A restless boy slips out into the night, drawn to the pull of the sea beyond the hotel walls. On the shore, a silent sailboat waits. What begins as an innocent escape turns into something far greater—a journey through memory, time, and the quiet ache of growing up.
Sometimes the waves carry more than water.
Sometimes they carry everything.

One man, one bar, infinite stories.

! All stories are connected through an overarching storyline, but you can also just listen to the separate stories !

Derrick and Silvia’s weekend getaway takes a dark turn when their secluded vacation home reveals more than just a few technical issues. As the night unfolds and things begin to shift, Derrick finds himself alone, searching for answers in a house that seems to breathe with secrets.
Some places aren't meant to be stayed in.
Some doors aren’t meant to be opened.

One man, one bar, infinite stories.

! All stories are connected through an overarching storyline, but you can also just listen to the separate stories !

SEASON ONE COMING SOON: 8 episodes – released weekly on Spotify and Apple Podcasts starting June 16th.

In his neverending pursuit to uncover the Story of all Stories, URLAND’s master storyteller Thomas (known for The Last Chapters, Bedtime Stories, and Bobby Baxter) presents Buy Me a Drink and I’ll Tell You a Story, an immersive audio fiction series available online.

Note: All stories are connected through an overarching storyline so listening to them chronologically is advised, but you can also just listen to the separate stories.