What is one to do when the world feels against you? Trusting someone who's tried time and again to kill you and your companions for the last week, or so that's Josh's lot in life. Nicholas has proven himself to be untrustworthy, but feels backed into a corner with no choice but to follow in Flamel's footsteps. Unfortunately, Josh has made his own decisions that will put him in trouble and have him fall at the feet of a goddess or monster in disguise. With friends like John Dee, who could've expected anything less? I hope you enjoy Josh's transition to "Necromancer" and all that befalls one who casts his family aside. BYYEEE!!!!

Standing in the shoes of Perenelle Flamel is difficult, least of all because she resides in the place of a High Priestess; enigmatic and self-possessed with great intuition matched by a repository of knowledge and skill that makes her dangerous to many who know of her reputation. Meeting with The Sphinx and coming out alive, she will befriend Elders and make more enemies as she finds her way off of Alcatraz, proving why those of overlook "The Sorceress" will leave worse than they came. Enjoy this episode! BYYEEE!!!!

Magicians serve as a bridge to the divine; firm conduits of learned knowledge that proves insightful and dangerous, mentors and guides to the uninducted, and Josh has yet to be Awakened. He's gullible and angry enough at Nick to fit right into John's hands as he works on helping his masters achieve their goal. I t remains to be seen whether John will be able to satisfy their request. Enjoy the new recording! BYYEEE!!!!

To be an alchemist is to understand what is fundamental about life: everything is subject to change. To initiate the twins into their destiny, it is functional that the truths of life are recognized. That danger is present where we least imagine it, and power protects as much as we determine it can. Enjoy the episode following Nicholas Flamel as our titular "Alchemyst". BYYEEE!!!!

In today's bonus episode, I'm speaking on a spoiler-free review for the movie and its conversation about names and titles, my love for "Killing Eve" and the "Toy Story 5" trailer, and re-uploads for the "Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel" episodes so far. I hope you enjoy tears, laughter, and a ultimate celebration of change. BYYEEE!!!!

It's so hard to say goodbye when twenty things piss you off about the ending of a series. Me and Bobby's "Uncle" have beef much bigger than the literal protagonist and antagonist. It's wild. If y'all listen close enough, I'll sound like a volcano erupting as Bobby and the other Travelers give it their last go at figure this issue balance and leaving the rest of it in the hands of the people of the universe. Good or evil? Who knows when all that matters is balance. Please enough my rant and farewell to one of my favorite book series! BYYEEE!!!!

It's bad enough we have to contend with politics in the real world; I can't even escape it in a fictional world, too? Saint Dane's out of the whole kit and caboodle this time. I was gonna say fascism has makeover, but there's always a suit, poor sociological skills, and a lackey to take the fall when the good gets going. And by good I mean getting rid of anyone who opposes the regime. Bobby's back in the game, but hopefully it's not too late. Enjoy the penultimate book of our series finale. Hobey-ho, let's go! BYYEEE!!!!

To say I've been an advocate for Bobby shirking the vague rules of Travelerdom for what seems a pointless endeavor protecting Halla speaks to the farcical nature of saving that which already seems lost. Ibara faces a threat of decimation unseen and Bobby is given the impossible: let the fate of thousands fall upholding the arbitrary value of "no trespasses" or choose survival at all costs and create chaos in the first place. Choice speaks loudly in this episode and personal decisions rarely avoid the inevitable. I hope you enjoy today's episode and tune in next Wednesday of "Raven's Rise". BYYEEE!!!!

Welcome to Quillan, a land of grey landscapes, tall buildings, and average citizens wagering their lives against bets in the hopes of improving their station. Kinda sounds like betting for the PowerBall, doesn't? Saint Dane's looking to prove himself, Mark and Courtney are trying to find a way through their own tragedy, and it's apparently been three years since Bobby went through that flume. Let's hope Bobby finds him way through sadistic games and another loss that's seemingly written in the stars. I hope you enjoy! BYYEEE!!!!

Water is a privilege for our world and many fictional lands and nations lucky to not have to deal with its general absence. So when Loor's home, XhaXhu, has found its riverbeds, reservoirs, and fountains bone dry, tensions naturally rise to such a crisis in the desert lands of Zadaa. And with the Rokador, the underground dwellers of XhaXhu who control the flow and access to this resource missing, the Batu on the surface must find a way to ensure their survival. It's a conversation about privilege, access, and the sins of the fallen in today's episode. I hope you enjoy! BYYEEE!!!!