Dread and Breakfast

Chex-tra, chex-tra! Hear all about it! Welcome to breakfast, where we discuss the in’s, out’s, and in-between’s of our Phasmophobia story. And, of course, Christine works her magic in the kitchen.

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Thanks to Eli Schneider for composing our theme song. 5/5 squids for you, Eli. You’re the best.

Additional sounds obtained from zapsplat.com and the following creators:

• Lesfm from pixabay.com/music
• Setuniman (“Asking 1N30”, “Cozy,” and “Vintage Jingle”) from freesound.org

 (Some sounds have been altered from their original versions. A full list of the audio credits and licenses is available on our website.)

Dread was created by Epidiah Ravachol. Learn more about the game here!

Special thanks to David Jose, who created a virtual playspace of Dread. 

Our team has been reunited, but something––someone––seems a little… off. As the ORCS base crumbles around them, our rescue nerds scramble to find an escape. There’s just one problem: they have to make sure that c-169 doesn’t get out, too.

Hannes punches. Gavin shoots. Ava eats.

Content warnings for this episode are available on our website.

This story’s very cool artwork was created by our very cool friend, Cherrie Sorbet! Go give her a virtual hug @cherriesorbet on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Twitch.

Eli Schneider’s spooky tunes have been with us right from the beginning, and we couldn’t be more grateful. Thanks for writing our theme song and original music, Eli! Go check out more of his work, and give him lots of virtual hugs.

Speaking of hugs, send some more hugs over to Greyvoice for letting us feature their songs “My Apartment is a Spaceship”, “Petrimould” and “Next Time Arrives.” All of Greyvoice’s works are incredible, but don’t take our word for it. Give ‘em a listen on Spotify and Bandcamp.

Oh, and guess what? Fabrice also wrote an original song for this episode! It’s called “Invaders,” and you can find it on Youtube or our website. 

Additional sounds/music obtained from zapsplat.com, and the following creators:

• AdmNaismith from freesound.org
• Beetlemuse from pixabay.com/music
• Blouhond from freesound.org
• crooner from freesound.org
• Defekt Maschine from pixabay.com/music
• GeoffreyBurch from pixabay.com/music
• Gilligan_itm from freesound.org
• Greyvoice (“My Apartment is a Spaceship”, “Petrimould”, “Next Time Arrives”) 
• John Kensy Music from pixabay.com/music
• JuliusH from pixabay.com/music
• KeyunKalel  from pixabay.com/music
• Lemonmusicstudio from pixabay.com/music
• Lunchmoney from freesound.org
• Marnenagel from freesound.org
• Music Unlimited from pixabay.com/music
• OGsoundFX from freesound.org
• Setuniman (“Careful Approach,” “In Those Days”) from freesound.org
• Snapssound from freesound.org
• RezaHoseini from pixabay.com/music
• Zen Man from pixabay.com/music
• 23843807 from pixabay.com/music

(Some sounds have been altered from their original versions. A full list of the audio credits and licenses is available on our website.)

Dread was created by Epidiah Ravachol. Learn more about the game here!

Special thanks to David Jose, who created a virtual playspace of Dread.  

The full fury of c-169 has been unleashed, and our team finds themselves scattered. They are lost. They are afraid. And they are alone.

Hannes pulls the lever. Gavin breaks the glass. Ava takes the shot.

Content warnings for this episode are available on our website.

Thank you to our favorite sweet and tart sweetheart, CherrieSorbet, for creating this story’s incredible artwork! You can find all of her super cool stuff @cherriesorbet on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Twitch.

Eli Schneider is our resident musical genius who composed our theme song and original music. Thanks a bunch, Eli!

In addition to our melodic voices and Eli’s sick beats, you’ll also hear fantastic pieces by Greyvoice in this episode! Specifically, “My Apartment is a Spaceship” and “Next Time Arrives.” Check out more of their stuff on Spotify and Bandcamp! 

Additional sounds/music obtained from zapsplat.com, and the following creators:

• 1tamara2 from pixabay.com/music
• AdmNaismith from freesound.org
• Alfred Grupstra from pixabay.com/music
• crooner from freesound.org
• Defekt Maschine from pixabay.com/music
• EvgenyBardyuzha from pixabay.com/music
• GeoffreyBurch from pixabay.com/music
• GioeleFazzeri (“SciFi Fantasy Soundscape” and “Chasing the Killer’s Trail”) from pixabay.com/music
• Greyvoice (“My Apartment is a Spaceship,” “Next Time Arrives”)
• JuliusH from pixabay.com/music
• KeyunKalel  from pixabay.com/music
• Mediatheksuche from freesound.org
• Mmaruska from freesound.org
• OGsoundFX from freesound.org
• Omnisis from freesound.org
• REDproductions from pixabay.com/music
• Setuniman (“Careful Approach,” “Science 0F_2021mi2”) from freesound.org

(Some sounds have been altered from their original versions. A full list of the audio credits and licenses is available on our website.)

Dread was created by Epidiah Ravachol. Learn more about the game here!

Special thanks to David Jose, who created a virtual playspace of Dread. 

Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal, ORCS! Now, our team must escape a facility where ghosts, ghouls, cryptids, and who-knows-what-else lurk around every corner. But the rescue nerds aren’t the only ones trapped in the base—and they’ll have to decide whether those others are worth saving.

Gavin grabs his friend. Hannes suits up. Ava gives an order.

Content warnings for this episode are available on our website.

CherrieSorbet created our amazing story artwork. She’s also one of our favorite people, so go and give her some virtual hugs. You can find her @cherriesorbet on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Twitch.

Eli Schneider composed our theme song, for which we are eternally grateful. If we’re ever trapped and left for dead inside a ghost jail, we’d listen to Eli’s cool tunes to pass the time. 

A humongous, gargantuan, momentous thank you to Greyvoice for the use of their songs “My Apartment is a Spaceship” and “The Hole at the Center of Everything.” Listen to more of their work on Spotify and Bandcamp! 

Additional sounds/music obtained from zapsplat.com, and the following creators:

• AdmNaismith from freesound.org
• Asepirawan20 from pixabay.com/music
• Beetlemuse from pixabay.com/music
• crooner from freesound.org
• EchoCinematics from freesound.org
• GioeleFazzeri (“Inside Serial Killer’s Cove” and “SciFi Fantasy Soundscape” from pixabay.com/music)
• Greyvoice (“My Apartment is a Spaceship” and “The Hole at the Center of Everything.”)
• LoafDV from freesound.org
• Mmaruska from freesound.org
• Mike Koenig from soundbible.com
• Omnisis from freesound.org
• Ripiosuelto from freesound.org
• Setuniman from freesound.org
• Zagi2 from freesound.org

(Some sounds have been altered from their original versions. A full list of audio credits and licenses is available on our website.)

Dread was created by Epidiah Ravachol. Learn more about the game here!

Special thanks to David Jose, who created a virtual playspace of Dread.  

Things are looking grim for our rescue team. With their helicopter mangled and the polar storm closing in, they are forced to seek refuge in a mysterious facility. But they quickly learn that it might be more dangerous inside than out…

Ava meets the Captain. Hannes finds a fork. Gavin talks back.

Content warnings for this episode are available on our website.

Our super cool friend CherrieSorbet is the artistic genius behind this story’s super cool artwork. You can find her @cherriesorbet on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Twitch.

ORCS may be full of secrets, but it’s no secret that we’re Eli Schneider’s biggest fans. Thanks for composing our theme song and original music for us, Eli! You’re great.

You know who else is great? Greyvoice! A huge thank you to them for the use of their songs “My Apartment is a Spaceship” and “Petrimould.” Check out more of their stuff on Spotify and Bandcamp. We promise you’ll like what you hear. 

Additional sounds/music obtained from zapsplat.com, and the following creators:

• AdmNaismith from freesound.org
• BockelSound from freesound.org
• Jaimage from freesound.org
• LoafDV from freesound.org
• Setuniman (“In Those Days” and “Science 0F_2021mi2”) from freesound.org
• Greyvoice (“My Apartment is a Spaceship” and “Petrimould.”)

(Some sounds have been altered from their original versions. A full list of the audio credits and licenses is available on our website.)

Dread was created by Epidiah Ravachol. Learn more about the game here!

Special thanks to David Jose, who created a virtual playspace of Dread.  

Phasmophobia (n): the fear of ghosts, phantoms, specters—or, perhaps, other such Oddities

Grab your favorite snacks, shake up some hand warmers, and buckle your seatbelts—we’re headed to the remote edges of the Arctic for this story. But don’t worry, our elite rescue team specializes in saving people who get in over their heads… Let’s just hope that they aren’t the ones who end up needing saving. Welcome to the first part of our Season One finale!

Featuring Ava, Team Leader and Group Mom; Gavin, Extraction Expert and Snack Connoisseur; and Hannes, Navigation Specialist and a Mountain of a Man. And also Gunter, their Very Good Boy.

Content warnings for this episode are available on our website.

CherrieSorbet is the beautiful soul that created our beautiful story artwork. We love you, Cherrie! You can find her @cherriesorbet on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Twitch.

Woah, who’s hiding behind that snow drift? It’s Eli Schneider! Look out; he’s got a snowball! And incredible musical talent! DUCK! (Thanks for composing our theme song, Eli.) 

Additional sounds/music obtained from zapsplat.com, and the following creators:

• 1tamara2 from pixabay.com/music
• AdmNaismith from freesound.org
• Akeipi from freesound.org
• Hybrid_V from freesound.org
• Kyles from freesound.org
• Lemonmusicstudio from pixabay.com/music
• MrFossy from freesound.org
• Mzui from freesound.org
• Setuniman (“In Those Days” and “Asking 1N30”) from freesound.org
• Zen Man from pixabay.com/music

(Some sounds have been altered from their original versions. A full list of the audio credits and licenses is available on our website.)

Dread was created by Epidiah Ravachol. Learn more about the game here!

Special thanks to David Jose, who created a virtual playspace of Dread. 

A review of the Research branch’s findings on Case #4073, involving three Oddity-related deaths. The report also presents its recommendations regarding the supposed distortions noticed by Captain Indigo on the recordings provided.

You can find us online at: 

• dandbpod.com
• Instagram: @dandbpod
• Twitter: @dreadandbfast 

Sound effects obtained from zapsplat.com, and Deleted_user_2104797 from freesound.org. (Some sounds have been altered from their original versions. A full list of the audio credits and licenses is available on our website.)

The final story of Season 1 begins September 23rd. We hope you’re ready.

Music: “My Apartment is a Spaceship” by the ever-talented Greyvoice.

Welcome to Dread and Breakfast; your friendly neighborhood horror-comedy-RPG podcast. 

Jacob spent three months and $37 to commit to a very terrifying good bit. The rest of us have never felt more betrayed. Oh yeah, and we also talk about the wild stuff that happened during Spectrophobia. Somehow, this breakfast is even more bonkers than the story itself. Thanks, Jacob.

You can find us online at: 

• dandbpod.com
• Instagram: @dandbpod
• Twitter: @dreadandbfast 

Thanks to Eli Schneider for composing all of our original music. When the rest of us inevitably succumb to the curse Jacob has placed upon us, we’re counting on you to write us a beautiful funeral march.  

Additional sounds obtained from zapsplat.com and NaturesEye from pixabay

(Some sounds have been altered from their original versions. A full list of the audio credits and licenses is available on our website.)

Dread was created by Epidiah Ravachol. Learn more about the game here!

Special thanks to David Jose, who created a virtual playspace of Dread.