Samir and his best friend Carlyle take a long-awaited camping trip in the Canyon. A rainstorm evokes emotional confessions and spectral visions.
Created by Tau Zaman. Produced by Tau Zaman and Mischa Stanton.
"Riders In The Sky" was written, directed & edited by Tau Zaman. Sound design by Mischa Stanton & Anna Rodriguez. Theme music by Evan Cunningham; additional music by Mischa Stanton. Visual art by Marina Vermilion. Press kit by Kyle Boyce.
With performances by:
Sushant Adlakha as Samir
Briggon Snow as Carlyle
Transcript available on our website: whisperforge.org/caravan
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1.1 Riders In The Sky

CARAVAN is a story about getting through Hell with the people you love. When Samir and his best friend Carlyle take a camping trip to the Canyon, they don't plan on getting caught in a thunderstorm. Even worse, they don't plan on Samir falling into the Canyon. When he wakes up, Samir finds himself in a new world, where ghosts, demons, vampires, and other monsters terrorize the locals like any villains in a western. Samir joins up with a caravan—a vigilante train of supernatural bounty hunters—to delve deep into the Canyon depths, and find a way out of Hell once and for all.

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Today's episode is an introduction to Desert Skies.
On a lonely highway between life and the next life there's one last stop that we all have to make. Desert Skies Astral Plane Fuel and Service Station serves travelers as they embark on their journey through the celestial spheres. Meet the Attendant, the Mechanic, and C.A.S.H. Register. Together, they'll make sure you're prepared for the ride. All episodes written and produced, and all characters performed, by Jared Carter. 
Listen to and follow Desert Skies in your favourite podcast player by following this link: https://pod.link/1634726836
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Introducing: Desert Skies

1972 can be found at https://yhanewashington.wixsite.com/1972 or anywhere you listen to podcasts. Please listen to an episode! We recommend starting with episode 1.
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Introducing: 1972

ROGUE RUNNERS is an actual play podcast which adapts your favorite games and other media to tabletop RPGs: delivering collaborative, improvised narratives blended with gorgeous audio storytelling.
Volume 1: “In the Blood” parodies roguelike HADES while playing it as a 5th Edition D&D campaign. It tells the story of four wretched shades battling their way out of the Underworld for one more chance at life, set in the world of the original game with a new story.
In the Blood meditates on the questions of punishment, redemption, and making the world better within unjust systems. Fans of mythology, queer fantasy, and improv comedy will find a lot to love in the show. While the adventurers roll dice and the show makes many loving references to the source material which inspired it, audiences need neither be fans of HADES nor D&D to fall in love with our four player characters and cast of zany mythological NPCs.
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CARAVAN Season 2 Update + Introducing: ROGUE RUNNERS

Remarkable Providences is a new nonfiction series from The Whisperforge. It's an exploration of Puritans and pettiness, magic and misogyny, gospel and government, and, of course, the Salem Witch Trials.
Listen now!
whisperforge.org/remarkableprovidences
Twitter: @RemarkablePod
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Introducing: Remarkable Providences

No more games, all cards on the table. The Canyon tests the caravan to its limits.
**CARAVAN is created for adult audiences only. We advise listener and reader discretion for graphic depictions of violence, frank portrayal of sexuality, discussion of mental illness and existential struggle, and some downright filthy language. As an extra heads-up, this episode involves discussion of depression and self-harm. We do our best to hold these topics with intention and sincerity, and we hope you’ll join us whenever you feel ready and able.
Created by Tau Zaman. Produced by Tau Zaman and Mischa Stanton.
"Ring of Fire" was written & directed by Tau Zaman. Editing by Tau Zaman, Danielle Shemaiah and Mischa Stanton. Sound design by Mischa Stanton & Anna Rodriguez. Theme music by Evan Cunningham. Episode music by Travis Reaves. Visual art by Marina Vermillion. Press kit by Kyle Boyce.

Credits music is "Ring Of Fire" by Johnny Cash, reximed by Mischa Stanton, vocals by Travis Reaves, and backing track by Eno Freedman-Brodmann, titled "Strobe Light Literature," available on Bandcamp.
With performances by:
Sushant Adlakha as Samir;
Briggon Snow as Carlyle, the Lilac Knight;
Giancarlo Herrera as Argeaux;
Danielle Shemaiah as Dakota;
Lisette Alvarez as Banshee;
Mama Bang Bang as herself;
Bernardo Cubria as Miguel;
Lucille Valentine as Osprey;
Reyn Beeler as Malfeazant the Benevolent;
Tina Huang as Fei;
Kristen DiMercurio as Cammy;
Josh Rubino as Baal;
Ian McQuown as Azmodeus;
Jordan Cobb as Mother;
and Tau Zaman as Virgyl.
Season 2 coming soon!
Transcript available on our website: whisperforge.org/caravan
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1.1 Riders In The Sky

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