Rich: The Podcast

A dead brother. An innocent sister-in-law put away for life. Richie’s rampage comes to a close by breaking a cardinal sin: what happened to the two young children in her care?

The story of The Yorks comes to a ripping conclusion as we find out the lengths that Richie is willing to go for her legacy.

Created, Written, and Produced By: Mark Dickson

Performances by: Rosy Addison, Susannah Snowden-Ifft, Frances Brodie

Additional Performances by: Ken Foster, Angela Rose, Julia Bird, Calum Scouller

Script Editing: Bryce Beal, Ben Reitz

Episode Art: Lucy Burnett

Theme Song: Tomás Alías

Trigger Warnings: Violence, Suicide

The story of The Yorks comes to a ripping conclusion as we find out the lengths that Richie is willing to go for her legacy.

Richie's true depravity will be laid bare on 19/09/22.

Created, Written, and Produced By: Mark Dickson

Performances by: Rosy Addison, Susannah Snowden-Ifft, Frances Brodie

Additional Performances by: Ken Foster, Angela Rose, Julia Bird, Calum Scouller

Script Editing: Bryce Beal, Ben Reitz

Episode Art: Lucy Burnett

Theme Song: Tomás Alías

Trigger Warnings: Violence, Suicide

Crafting a persona is an intricate process that can take time.

It only takes a single moment for it to rupture, spilling secrets that you thought were long buried.

It’s time for that to happen to The Lancasters.

Created, Written, and Produced By: Mark Dickson

Performances by: Rosy Addison, Crispin Holland, Tony "Capone" Kluttz, Nathan Chatelier, Susannah Snowden-Ifft, Stewart Crank, James Reynard

Additional Performances by: Michael John-Day, Ken Foster

Script Editing: Bryce Beal, Ben Reitz

Episode Art: Lucy Burnett

Theme Song: Tomás Alías

Trigger Warnings: Violence, Suicide

It only takes a single moment for a persona to rupture, spilling secrets that you thought were long buried.

The curtain is pulled back on The Lancasters on 12/09/22.

Created, Written, and Produced By: Mark Dickson

Performances by: Rosy Addison, Crispin Holland, Tony "Capone" Kluttz, Nathan Chatelier, Susannah Snowden-Ifft, Stewart Crank, James Reynard

Additional Performances by: Michael John-Day, Ken Foster

Script Editing: Bryce Beal, Ben Reitz

Episode Art: Lucy Burnett

Theme Song: Tomás Alías

Trigger Warnings: Violence, Suicide

In 2009, the murder of childhood author Anthony Woodville at the hands of a woman pretending to be his sister created a spark.

A single mention of her tarot cards in the news fanned the flames until her image was incinerated with accusations of occult imagery and witchcraft.

Despite what the old adage says, even when there’s smoke, there isn’t always fire.

Created, Written, and Produced By: Mark Dickson

Performances by: Rosy Addison, Liz Morey, Jules Shevlin, Susannah Snowden-Ifft, Tony "Capone" Kluttz

Additional Performances by: Jamie Papanicolaou, Ferah Ahmet, Angela Rose

Script Editing: Bryce Beal, Ben Reitz

Episode Art: Lucy Burnett

Theme Song: Tomás Alías

Trigger Warnings: Violence, Suicide

Despite what the old adage says, even when there’s smoke, there isn’t always fire.

Elizabeth's story begins on 05/09/22.

Created, Written, and Produced By: Mark Dickson

Performances by: Rosy Addison, Liz Morey, Jules Shevlin, Susannah Snowden-Ifft, Tony Kluttz

Additional Performances by: Jamie Papanicolaou, Ferah Ahmet, Angela Rose

Script Editing: Bryce Beal, Ben Reitz

Episode Art: Lucy Burnett

Theme Song: Tomás Alías

Trigger Warnings: Violence, Suicide

The enigmatic York sibling, George, abandoned ship when his family needed him most.

The story goes that he fell back to old habits and disappeared when the times got tough.

But we discover that while he may have been the first to jump overboard, he wasn’t the one rocking the boat.

Created, Written, and Produced By: Mark Dickson

Performances by: Rosy Addison, Liz Morey, Susannah Snowden-Ifft, Jules Shevlin

Additional Performances by: Cat Kydd, Tim Alexander, Angela Rose

Script Editing: Bryce Beal, Ben Reitz

Episode Art: Lucy Burnett

Theme Song: Tomás Alías

Trigger Warnings: Violence, Suicide

The enigmatic York sibling, George, abandoned ship when his family needed him most.

George's story begins on 29/08/22.

Created, Written, and Produced By: Mark Dickson

Performances by: Rosy Addison, Liz Morey, Susannah Snowden-Ifft, Jules Shevlin

Additional Performances by: Cat Kydd, Tim Alexander, Angela Rose

Script Editing: Bryce Beal, Ben Reitz

Episode Art: Lucy Burnett

Theme Song: Tomás Alías

Trigger Warnings: Violence, Suicide

Richie York has surreptitiously woven herself throughout our story.

When we tugged gently on her thread, what unravelled was only the beginning.

Nothing about her story is what it looked like on the surface.

Created, Written, and Produced By: Mark Dickson

Performances by: Rosy Addison, Crispin Holland, Liz Morey, Nathan Chatelier, Stewart Crank

Additional Performances by: Michael John-Day, Hannah Lloyd, Angela Rose, Tim Alexander, Ferah Ahmet, Ken Foster, Jamie Papanicolaou, Calum Scouller, Julia Bird

Script Editing: Bryce Beal, Ben Reitz

Episode Art: Lucy Burnett

Theme Song: Tomás Alías

Trigger Warnings: Violence, Suicide

Back in 2005, Margaret Anjou reached out to the police and told them about the grim world she’d awaken to find herself in: one full of deception, tragedy, and narcissism.
Nothing was ever done about it. Nobody listened to her.
But she was determined to make people pay attention.
Who could be so indifferent to the wake of destruction left behind them?
Our tale begins with the story of that family: The Yorks.
Created, Written, and Produced By: Mark Dickson
Performances by: Rosy Addison, Frances Broudie Oldridge, Andy Cheng, Stewart Crank, Liz Morey, James Reynard, Crispin Holland
Additional Performances by: Angela Rose, Jamie Papanicolaou, Ken Foster, Calum Scouller, Julia Bird
Script Editing: Bryce Beal, Ben Reitz
Episode Art: Lucy Burnett
Theme Song: Tomás Alías
Trigger Warnings: Violence, Suicide