The Old Ways Podcast

With Lady Elizabeth recovering, the rest of the group heads to the Basilica to investigate it and attempt to locate the piece rumored to be in Venice. Professor Courtenay has a traveling experience all his own.

Under the cover of darkness, Sam heads to the house of Doctor Kafour in hopes of understanding the Girdle of Nitocris and the next steps needed to unravel the Brotherhood in Cairo, while the investigators meet back at the safehouse.

Having fallen faint in the square, Lady Elizabeth turns to her medical professional, Paul to soothe her maladies. Once left to her own devices, the British aristocrat has a second chance meeting that fills her with wonder.

Travis, Greg, and Lexi set off to stop the adults of Eastwick from doing something terrible! Armed with a station wagon, a few random cell phones, and some stolen fireworks, plus their strange friend Hugo - they hope to save the town!

Horrors unfold at a Cairo mosque as several investigators fight for their lives while their connection with the world becomes tenuous.

Alex and Vince catch up with a pesky Ventrue and come to learn of a deeper problem. Events at Katerina's farm aren't what she'd hoped, as Marcus bolsters Brujah support while preparing for a special guest.

Detective Aidan Moore and Madame Davina are pressed to move south to Paris while their investigation of Alexander Fitzgeorge deepens.

Left to her own devices, Lillian Lane decides to track down a contact in Cairo who spoke with Jackson Elias, the French agent, Warren Bessart. Her travel take her beyond the Red Door, where a fascinating tale isn't the only thing she finds.

A meeting with a Malkavian visionary turns into far more than Rahm bargained for. Alex works their information web to dig deeper into the chaos swallowing San Francisco, and Marcus finds troubling signs near the union offices.

As Professor Courtenay, Maggie, and Simon tour Venice, a chance meeting at a gelato shop raises several questions. In the depths of the nearby library, Lady Elisabeth finds something deeper may be lurking beneath the streets.