In which our heroes go below, Gatling is measured against, Ashe admits what she's looking for, Tolban makes a misstep, a net is fortiitous, piles of skulls are witnessed, the likelihood of monsters is debated, and the Ossuarist makes his presence known.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of <a href="http://www.clockworkaudio.net/">www.clockworkaudio.net</a>

In which our heroes go below, Gatling is measured against, Ashe admits what she's looking for, Tolban makes a misstep, a net is fortiitous, piles of skulls are witnessed, the likelihood of monsters is debated, and the Ossuarist makes his presence known. The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net

In which our heroes go below, Gatling is measured against, Ashe admits what she's looking for, Tolban makes a misstep, a net is fortiitous, piles of skulls are witnessed, the likelihood of monsters is debated, and the Ossuarist makes his presence known.
The Fables of the Flying City theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of <a href="http://www.clockworkaudio.net/" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.clockworkaudio.net</a>

Episode 41 - Bones Beneath The Streets

THE VOICE OF FREE PLANET X is public radio from another dimension. Hosted by Jared Axelrod, this show is for fans of science-fiction and fantasy, public radio interview shows like This American Life and Serial, and twists on that format like Limetown and The Black Tapes. If you're new, good places to start are "Paused," about a support group for stranded time-travelers, "One. Precious.Thing." about the first artificial intelligence and it's programmers, or whatever's most recent.

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