ONCE UPON A PODCAST was performed live at Dixon Place in NYC on April 5, 2018. Overkill's episode is called "THE LOCH MESS MONSTER," and it's set in season one of the show. We start at 48:05!

CONTENT WARNINGS: Discussion of parental abuse (3:20-4:50). Non-graphic depiction of suicide (throughout the episode).

Aya discovers how ghosts are made. Season two finale.

WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Lia Hagen (she)SOUND BY: Juan Giordano (he)

CAST:AYA, HELEN, DENISE: Rebecca Rivera (she)MADISON: Christina Gayton (she)SOPHIE: Jordan Cobb (she)RICHARD: Graham Rowat (he)

There's something strange in the frozen food aisle. // The voice of Madison is Christina Gayton. The writer and director of Overkill is Lia Hagen, and sound is by Juan Giordano.

Aya attends a ten year old's birthday party. It's not as terrible as you'd expect. // Voice of Aya is Rebecca Rivera. Written and directed by Lia Hagen. Sound by Juan Giordano.

There's something Madison needs to hear. // The voice of Madison is Christina Gayton. The voice of Sophie is Jordan Cobb. Sound by Juan Giordano, written and directed by Lia Hagen.

I've heard it said that there are two types of fiction podcasts: spooky gays and space gays. Today, we make our foray into the great beyond — science fiction. Sort of. This is an alternate universe, bonus episode that has no bearing on the rest of the series. Hope you an enjoy!

Aya jumps off a bridge. And gets hit by a car. It's kind of a busy day, to be honest. // The voice of Aya is Rebecca Rivera. Written and directed by Lia Hagen. Sound by Juan Giordano.

Madison's first magic lesson. // CREDITS: Christina Gayton as Madison, Graham Rowat as Richard. Written and directed by Lia Hagen. Sound by Juan Giordano.

Helen from MAAG takes a minute to explain Harding Park's resident cult: the Order of the Unfogged. They were all obsessed with some ancient demon — who can remember what they called her? Something long and Latin-y, I’m sure.

There's a cherry tree growing in Harding Park. // The voice of Aya is Rebecca Rivera. Overkill is written and directed by Lia Hagen, and sound is by Juan Giordano.