This week, Dori goes home. Will and Ruth get to experience Paradise, but not everyone thinks its what it pretends to be.

This show contains recurring themes including:

·       Religious Trauma/Indoctrination

·       Family Conflict

·       Gaslighting

·       Childhood Trauma

·       Child Neglect/Abuse

·       Alcoholism

·       Toxic/Unhealthy Relationships

Transcripts: https://shorturl.at/pJQV7

Showrunner Elizabeth Moffatt

Directed by Micah Rodriguez and Stephanie Resendes

Written by J Evelyn Gaskell

Produced by April Sumner

Executive Producers Alexander J Newall & April Sumner

Featuring

Ian RQ Slater as Dori/Dorian

KT Tomas as Ned Ziliak

Isabel Kruse as Paulette

Lisa Stanley as Evelyn

Victoria Cheng as Ruth

Phi Hamens as Will

Sergio Salas as Yuri

Tori Thomson as Margaret

Hannah Preisinger as Zoe

Gigi Guizado as Harriet

David A Meyers as Woodrow

Dialogue Editor – Lowri Ann Davies and Nico Vettese

Sound Designer – Meg McKellar

Mastering Editor - Catherine Rinella

Music by Sam Jones

Art by Guerrilla Communications

SFX by previously credited artists

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Dorian once again attempts the world of dating, to mixed results. An unexpected first kiss and some heartfelt discussions of faith surround a comedy of errors.

This show contains recurring themes including:

·       Religious Trauma/Indoctrination

·       Family Conflict

·       Gaslighting

·       Childhood Trauma

·       Child Neglect/Abuse

·       Alcoholism

·       Toxic/Unhealthy Relationships

Transcripts: https://shorturl.at/pJQV7

Showrunner Elizabeth Moffatt

Directed by Micah Rodriguez and Stephanie Resendes

Written by J Evelyn Gaskell

Produced by April Sumner

Executive Producers Alexander J Newall & April Sumner

Featuring

Ian RQ Slater as Dori/Dorian

Victoria Cheng as Ruth

Jenna Krasowski as Juliet

Catherine Rinella as Co-Worker

Lisa Pengov as Maxine

Lisa Stanley as Evelyn

Phi Hamens as Will

April Sumner as Church Mom

Alexander Bryan as Church Dad

Meg McKellar as Church Daughter

Corbeau Sandoval as Summoner

Dialogue Editor – Lowri Ann Davies and Nico Vettese

Sound Designer – Catherine Rinella

Mastering Editor – Catherine Rinella

Music by Sam Jones

Art by Guerrilla Communications

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Will and Ruth found themselves stuck in a cycle for years, will a new friend help them mend a broken bond and escape their wheel?

This show contains recurring themes including:

·       Religious Trauma/Indoctrination

·       Family Conflict

·       Gaslighting

·       Childhood Trauma

·       Child Neglect/Abuse

·       Alcoholism

·       Toxic/Unhealthy Relationships

Transcripts: https://shorturl.at/pJQV7

Showrunner Elizabeth Moffatt

Directed by Micah Rodriguez and Stephanie Resendes

Written by J Evelyn Gaskell

Produced by April Sumner

Executive Producers Alexander J Newall & April Sumner

Featuring (in order of appearance)

Phi Hamens as Will

Victoria Cheng as Ruth

David A Meyers as Dr. Avery

Travis Harmon as Marshall

Paul Kandarian as Henry

Alozie Nwosu as Mayor Levesque

Alex C Telander as Professor

Cathy Rinella as Co-Worker

Ian RQ Slater as Dori/Dorian

Lisa Pengov as Maxine

Lisa Stanley as Evelyn

Dialogue Editor – Lowri Ann Davies and Nico Vettese

Sound Designer – Tessa Vroom and Meg McKellar

Mastering Editor - Catherine Rinella

Music by Sam Jones

Art by Guerrilla Communications

SFX attributions: Soundly and previously credit artists.

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Dorian thought he knew where his life was going. When an unexpected development throws him from his course, he is faced with a new reality and must adapt to a more daunting future

This show contains recurring themes including:

·       Religious Trauma/Indoctrination

·       Family Conflict

·       Gaslighting

·       Childhood Trauma

·       Child Neglect/Abuse

·       Alcoholism

·       Toxic/Unhealthy Relationships

Transcripts: https://shorturl.at/pJQV7

Showrunner Elizabeth Moffatt

Directed by Micah Rodriguez and Stephanie Resendes

Written by J Evelyn Gaskell

Produced by April Sumner

Executive Producers Alexander J Newall & April Sumner

Featuring (in order of appearance)

Ian RQ Slater as Dori/Dorian

Isabel Kruse as Paulette

Sergio Salas as Yuri

Lisa Pengov as Maxine

Neil Strawder as Carlos

Tori Thomson as Margaret

Meg McKellar as Teen Friend

KT Thomas as Ned

Phi Hamens as Will

Alex C Telander as Professor

Clio Urqhart as London

Victoria Cheng as Ruth

April Sumner as Student #1

Tessa Vroom as Student #2

Dialogue Editor – Lowri Ann Davies and Nico Vettese

Sound Designer – Tessa Vroom

Mastering Editor - Meg McKellar

Music by Sam Jones

Art by Guerrilla Communications

SFX attributions: Soundly and previously credit artists.

Support us on Patreon at https://patreon.com/rustyquill

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Neon Inkwell presents The Pit Below Paradise starting April 26th with new episodes every Friday.

Showrunner Elizabeth Moffatt

Directed by Micah Rodriguez and Stephanie Resendes

Written by J Evelyn Gaskell

Produced by April Sumner

Executive Producers Alexander J Newall & April Sumner

Featuring

Helen Gould as Announcer

Ian RQ Slater as Dori/Dorian

Phi Hamens as Will

Victoria Cheng as Ruth

Isabel Kruse as Paulette

KT Thomas as Ned

Dialogue Editor – Lowri Ann Davies and Nico Vettese 

Sound Designer - Meg McKellar and Tessa Vroom

Mastering Editor - Catherine Rinella

Music by Sam Jones 

Art by Guerrilla Communications

SFX from Soundly and previously credited artists

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Sam Jones is back to discuss his music for RQ once more! This time, we welcome Inexplicables director Maddy Searle to join him and Katie. We take an in-depth listen to the musical toolkits Sam built specially for Inexplicables and its colourful lead characters.

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Content warnings:

• Spoilers for all of Inexplicables

Mentions of: canon-typical traumatic childhoods

Transcript links: https://shorturl.at/egBQ1

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Featuring:

Sam Jones, composer

Maddy Searle, director of Inexplicables

Katharine Seaton, Patreon showrunner

Crew:

Inexplicables theme and suites by Sam Jones

Other musical examples provided by Katharine Seaton

Editing by Tessa Vroom and Katharine Seaton

Mastering by Maddy Searle and Catherine Rinella

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The ICS is in ruins. Friends are missing; enemies are rallying. As everything comes to a head, Meredith and Harold must both find their own ways forward.

Content Warnings:

• Physical violence & injury
• Panic (inc. vocalisation) & anxiety
• Supernatural transformation (inc. SFX)
• Right-wing rhetoric & prejudice
• Fire (inc. SFX)
• Emotional abuse & manipulation
• Grief & loss (inc. vocalisation)
• Explicit language
• Discussions of: possessiveness, self-hatred & self-recrimination, childhood trauma (inc. parental neglect), kidnapping & dehumanisation
• Mentions of: police, food, hospitals, human remains, death, suicide, rehabilitation
• SFX: growling & animal sounds, coughing, distorted speech, whispering, phones ringing, glass, high pitched sound (40:50-40:56, 45:18-45:20)

A selection of resources pertaining to some of the issues & themes raised in the show is provided below the credits.

Transcripts and SFX credit lists available here: https://shorturl.at/egBQ1 

Written by Tom Critch and Alexander J. Newall

Script Editing by Helen Gould

Produced by Hannah Preisinger

Directed by Maddy Searle

Production Manager April Sumner

Executive Producer Alexander J. Newall

Performances:

-- Beth Eyre as Meredith Stonewell

-- Harry Farmer as Harold Stonewell

-- Safiyya Ingar as Shuhela

-- Ian Hayles as Frank

-- Fay Roberts as Cressida

-- Mark Nicolson as Nick/Abraham Godbolt

-- Karim Kronfli as John Belfrage

-- Savy Des-Etages as Lily Jones

-- Vera Chok as Suzy Broadbent

-- Nicola O'Keeffe as Barbara

-- Alexander Doddy as William Allen

-- Alexander J. Newall as Ivan

-- Hannah Raymond-Cox as Charlie

-- Lydia Nicholas as Sharon

-- Frank Voss as Len

-- Tim Meredith, Mike LeBeau as Security Guards

-- Amy Dickinson as News Reporter

-- Lowri Ann Davies as Firefighter

-- Marguerite Kenner as Journalist

-- Ben Meredith as Bystander

Editing by Annie Fitch and Maddy Searle

Mastering by Jeffrey Nils Gardner

Music by Samuel DF Jones

Artwork by Anika Khan

The world of Inexplicables can be a difficult one; please find below a selection of resources pertaining to some of the issues and themes discussed in the show.

• https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/alcohol-support/
• https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/drug-addiction-getting-help/
• https://www.talktofrank.com/
• https://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/
• https://www.shelter.org.uk/
• https://www.swarmcollective.org/
• https://uglymugs.org/um/about/
• https://www.mind.org.uk/

Inexplicables is a podcast distributed by Rusty Quill Ltd. and Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Sharealike 4.0 International Licence.

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As the public take out their anger on the ICS, Godbolt has a shocking revelation for Meredith and Harold plans an exit strategy.

Content Warnings:

• Arguments & emotional manipulation
• Right-wing rhetoric & prejudice
• Panic & anxiety (inc. vocalisation)
• Physical violence & mobs (inc. SFX)
• Alcohol use
• Police (inc. forced entry SFX)
• Supernatural transformation (inc. SFX)
• Explicit language
• Discussions of: self-hatred & low self-esteem
• SFX: ticking, phones ringing & beeping, smashing & growling

A selection of resources pertaining to some of the issues & themes raised in the show is provided below the credits.

Transcripts and SFX credit lists available here: https://shorturl.at/egBQ1 

Written by Tom Critch and Alexander J. Newall

Script Editing by Helen Gould

Produced by Hannah Preisinger

Directed by Maddy Searle

Production Manager April Sumner

Executive Producer Alexander J. Newall

Performances:

-- Beth Eyre as Meredith Stonewell

-- Harry Farmer as Harold Stonewell

-- Safiyya Ingar as Shuhela

-- Ian Hayles as Frank

-- Fay Roberts as Cressida

-- Mark Nicolson as Abraham Godbolt

-- Mark Nicolson as Nick

-- Karim Kronfli as John Belfrage

-- Savy Des-Etages as Lily Jones

-- Vera Chok as Suzy Broadbent

-- Nicola O'Keeffe as Barbara

-- Alexander Doddy as William Allen

-- Alexander J. Newall as Ivan

-- Imogen Harris as Voicemail

-- Hannah Raymond-Cox as Charlie

-- Lydia Nicholas as Sharon

-- Mike LeBeau as Barman

-- Quinn B. Rodriguez, Francesca Reid as Police Officers

-- Alasdair Stuart as Control

-- Marguerite Kenner, Tim Meredith, Francesca Reid as Journalists

Editing by Annie Fitch and Maddy Searle

Mastering by Jeffrey Nils Gardner

Music by Samuel DF Jones

Artwork by Anika Khan

The world of Inexplicables can be a difficult one; please find below a selection of resources pertaining to some of the issues and themes discussed in the show.

• https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/alcohol-support/
• https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/drug-addiction-getting-help/
• https://www.talktofrank.com/
• https://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/
• https://www.shelter.org.uk/
• https://www.swarmcollective.org/
• https://uglymugs.org/um/about/
• https://www.mind.org.uk/

Inexplicables is a podcast distributed by Rusty Quill Ltd. and Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Sharealike 4.0 International Licence.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The ICS team start refurbishing St Mark’s Church while Frank and Lily discuss some strange disappearances. Harold’s problems just keep getting worse, and Meredith meets someone new on her house visits.

Content Warnings:

• Alcohol use
• Arguments & shouting/crying
• Panic & anxiety
• Manipulation
• Mugging & physical violence
• Vicarious embarrassment
• Sexual references & explicit language
• Discussions of: kidnapping, dementia, police & imprisonment, self-recrimination, outing (supernatural)
• Mentions: food, rot, hospitals & injury, fat shaming & bullying
• SFX: drilling, ringing, repetitive beeping, misophonia

A selection of resources pertaining to some of the issues & themes raised in the show is provided below the credits.

Transcripts and SFX credit lists available here: https://shorturl.at/egBQ1 

Written by Tom Critch and Alexander J. Newall

Script Editing by Helen Gould

Produced by Hannah Preisinger

Directed by Maddy Searle

Production Manager April Sumner

Executive Producer Alexander J. Newall

Performances:

-- Beth Eyre as Meredith Stonewell

-- Harry Farmer as Harold Stonewell

-- Safiyya Ingar as Shuhela

-- Ian Hayles as Frank

-- Fay Roberts as Cressida

-- Mark Nicolson as Abraham Godbolt

-- Mark Nicolson as Nick

-- Karim Kronfli as John Belfrage

-- Savy Des-Etages as Lily Jones

-- Vera Chok as Suzy Broadbent

-- Nicola O'Keeffe as Barbara

-- Alexander J. Newall as Ivan

-- Sas Freeman as Denise

-- Francesca Reid as Ward Nurse

-- Hannah Raymond-Cox, Maddy Searle as Teenagers

Editing by Maddy Searle

Mastering by Jeffrey Nils Gardner

Music by Samuel DF Jones

Artwork by Anika Khan

The world of Inexplicables can be a difficult one; please find below a selection of resources pertaining to some of the issues and themes discussed in the show.

• https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/alcohol-support/
• https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/drug-addiction-getting-help/
• https://www.talktofrank.com/
• https://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/
• https://www.shelter.org.uk/
• https://www.swarmcollective.org/
• https://uglymugs.org/um/about/
• https://www.mind.org.uk/

Inexplicables is a podcast distributed by Rusty Quill Ltd. and Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Sharealike 4.0 International Licence.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

While Harold sits in on a vampire support group and prepares to give an important speech, Meredith and Godbolt find they don’t see eye-to-eye.

Content Warnings:

• Addiction & recovery
• Alcohol use
• Arguments (inc. shouting)
• Manipulation
• Social anxiety & panic attacks
• Vicarious embarrassment
• Victim blaming & dehumanisation
• Sexual references & strong language
• Discussions of: discrimination, substance abuse, poverty & homelessness, romantic rejection
• Mentions of: vehicular accident, dementia, police & arrests, food, injury, parental death & funerals, violence
• SFX: ringing, crying

A selection of resources pertaining to some of the issues & themes raised in the show is provided below the credits.

Transcripts and SFX credit lists available here: https://shorturl.at/egBQ1 

Written by Tom Critch and Alexander J. Newall

Script Editing by Helen Gould

Produced by Hannah Preisinger

Directed by Maddy Searle

Production Manager April Sumner

Executive Producer Alexander J. Newall

Performances:

-- Beth Eyre as Meredith Stonewell

-- Harry Farmer as Harold Stonewell

-- Safiyya Ingar as Shuhela

-- Ian Hayles as Frank

-- Fay Roberts as Cressida

-- Mark Nicolson as Abraham Godbolt

-- Karim Kronfli as John Belfrage

-- Savy Des-Etages as Lily Jones

-- Vera Chok as Suzy Broadbent

-- Alexander Doddy as William Allen

-- Alexander J. Newall as Ivan

-- Frank Voss as Len

-- Sas Freeman as Denise

-- Tai Lawson as Robbie

-- Jenny Haufek as Council Speaker

-- Amy Dickinson, Annie Fitch, Francesca Reid, Nico Vettese as Council Members

-- Mike LeBeau as Cali-Bigman

-- Nico Vettese as Waiter

-- Imogen Harris, Nico Vettese, Annie Fitch as Vamps

Editing by Maddy Searle

Mastering by Jeffrey Nils Gardner

Music by Samuel DF Jones

Artwork by Anika Khan

The world of Inexplicables can be a difficult one; please find below a selection of resources pertaining to some of the issues and themes discussed in the show.

• https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/alcohol-support/
• https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/drug-addiction-getting-help/
• https://www.talktofrank.com/
• https://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/
• https://www.shelter.org.uk/
• https://www.swarmcollective.org/
• https://uglymugs.org/um/about/
• https://www.mind.org.uk/

Inexplicables is a podcast distributed by Rusty Quill Ltd. and Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Sharealike 4.0 International Licence.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.