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- Trailer
Cobbler's Gulch: An Informal Census. The following episode includes a tally the usual suspects of Cobbler's Gulch.
Villagers? Plenty.
Pirates? Not nearly enough.
Orphans? One girl and seven boys.
Miscellaneous circus folk? Occasionally.
Fairies? One, but she's missing.
Goblins? Seasonal.
Witches? TBD.
Voice Talents (in no particular order)
Non Wels as a Dampfnudel Baker
Matt Regan as Lump, Squish, Copper, Gruff, and a Goblin Underling
Travis Diffenderfer as Boggart, Slagritt, and Eek
Brion Kerry as Engelbert Armadillo, Fox and Snooty Switchbait, Slurp Winterknuckles, Elwood, and a pirate-for-hire
Colette Feehan as Zip and various animals
Alec McNayr as a Pirate Rigger
Ashton Haugen as Gretchen Hexenkopf
Mindy Escobar-Leanse as Juniper McWinter
Bill Elverman as Wooden Wolf Montfort
Charlee Leonard as Hazel
Sam Leonard as Oz
Norman Leonard as The Narrator
Music
Pip HeywoodCobbler’s Gulch Logo
Megan SwietonSound FX Attributions
Special Thanks
Non WelsSubjective Special Thanks
Gwendolyn OxenhamAll the Gratitude
Becky Leonard4 min - Teaser
Cobbler's Gulch: a Brief Vocabulary Lesson. Learn Cobbler's Gulch words that are and are not associated with goblins and witches. If you're gonna go somewhere, it's best practices to pick up a bit of the local parlance.
Voice Talents
Matt Regan as Goblin Underling
Travis Diffenderfer as Boggart, Slagritt, and Eek
Brion Kerry as Slurp Winterknuckles
Ashton Haugen as Gretchen Hexenkopf
Mindy Escobar-Leanse as The Spinning Woman
Bill Elverman as a Heinous Evil Monster
Charlee Leonard as Hazel
Norman Leonard as The NarratorMusic
Pip HeywoodCobbler’s Gulch Logo
Megan SwietonSound FX Attributions
Special Thanks
Non WelsSubjective Special Thanks
Gwendolyn OxenhamAll the Gratitude
Becky Leonard2 min
About Cobbler's Gulch
From the publisher's feed
Welcome to Cobbler’s Gulch! Fair warning: As a visitor to Cobbler’s Gulch, there’s a better than even chance that you will encounter the following: pirates, circus folk, roughnecks, dwarves of various…
sizes and temperaments, dragon slayers, and a menagerie of monsters including goblins, tuxedo-wearing frogs, screaming scarecrows, witches, and many others that have yet to be properly named. If the above list makes you feel uncomfortable, please know there will also be adventure, whimsy, magic, bold acts of derring-do, and lots and lots and lots of goats. So many goats. Consider yourself warned! If you're still wondering if this show is for you, know this: The story is a celebration of adventure and fantasy, of fiction and storytelling, of gut-busting laughs and the occasional spooky turn. It's about friendship and turning your flaws into a force with which to be reckoned. It's for kids, yes. Or children if you're puttin' on airs. But it's also for those of us in charge of kids or children, particularly those of us who may have forgotten how much adventure is still out there. We of Cobbler's Gulch hope this story helps you remember. We hope you join us. Either way, we offer you this: never let a goblin get your goat.