In desperate need of healthy cell phone signal, Thomas rides with Rupert back to the time capsule. Rupert and his team work to widen the Community Garden's hatchway into the capsule. Meanwhile, Thomas phones a mentor from his past.

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Yodel DuPrix performed by Jacquie Floyd Visit jacquiefloyd.com!

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Thomas revives from the session with Alva Two that went very awry. Now it's time to learn much more about the woman once known as Simsala Del Becha.

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In the middle of summer, Slumberland celebrates the winter holidays! A recording that Thomas discarded is presented to spread the holiday spirit. Come on down, the supper shack is decorated, frosty mugs are served and knit hats are required.

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"On a Good Old Time Sleigh Ride" recorded 1913 by The Peerless Quartet. Provided by Archive.org and the Free Music Archive.

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Alva Two runs out of journal entries written by his father, the late Alva One. However, within the pages of the journal books, Alva does come across an ominous entry written in jagged black ink.

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Simsala Del Becha performed by Melissa Medina. Witness Melissa's amazing voice work at hearmelissa.com

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Alva Two contributes to the Oral History Project by reading his father Alva One's journal entries. These are the 1940s war-era tales of how young Alva One got his glasses, met Phaedra Pierce, and the mysterious military man Coyote.

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Alva One performed by Brian Dewan.

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Thomas discovers a perplexing feature of the Slumberland time capsule: a Doomsday Clock and a spoken explanation for it recorded long ago by Alva One.

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Alva One performed by Brian Dewan

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Thomas is guided into Slumberland's time capsule by Walter Fustmensch, who reveals the "stele" -- a stone covered in carved, coded writings.

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Walter Fustmensch performed by Jeff Priskorn. Visit jeffpriskorn.com! Original music by Tim Clark.

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A mysterious man named Walter Fustmensch describes his simple daily routine on Slumberland Island.

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Walter Fustmensch performed by Jeff Priskorn. Visit jeffpriskorn.com!

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A large metal sculpture of a mysterious woman's head -- this statue sits in a storage shed on Slumberland Island. How did it get there and where did it come from? These questions are explored by Oblivia Newton-Baum.

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Oblivia Newton Baum performed by Julia C. Thorne Bailey performed by Mark C. Holden Phaedra Two performed by Erin King Jennie Weather performed by Dr. Michelle Booze Music courtesy of these artists: Timbre, Ars Sonor

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Thomas shows up for another unforgettable meeting with Oblivia Newton-Baum. This odd couple reenacts a classic bit of a radio interview gone awry.

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Oblivia Newton Baum performed by Julia C. Thorne

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