The Old Ways Podcast

Simone and Forsyth make their first foray into the Naze in search of a mysterious house, while Jack and Lillian work on honing her combat skills. A mystery is uncovered by Meave, who cannot resist the desire to dig in deeper.

We re-join Mika, Charlie, and Ian as they discover some unsettling news about themselves and the truth of the hotel's curse. This show was brought to you by the cast - but most importantly - our Backers who chose this option! We had a blast (quite literally) and hope you enjoy it. If you'd like to have a hand in what we choose next - stop by www.patreon.com/theoldwayspodcast

The investigators split their time in Paris between digging into the Comte and the tragic death of Nina Cavollaro, but not before Professor Courtenay experiments with Dr. Smith's device.

Settling into their seaside lodgings, the investigators begin assessing their path forward into the Naze, before a dinner fueled with disagreements about secrets and truths.

Richard and Maggie explore the Paris Catacombs, while Lady Elisabeth, Mr. Fraser, and Mr. Griffith enjoy dinner and Carmen at the evening opera.

Meave delves into a forgotten artifact brought to England, while Forsyth and Simone inspect a series of strange mechanical parts. Jack makes final preparations to move the group East.

As the investigation in Paris deepens, Richard and Maggie continue to dig into the Comte's past, while Lady Elisabeth seeks answers on another matter. Mr. Fraser and Simon share a chat and seek out seats at the Paris opera.

In the aftermath of the chaos at the Waldorf, the investigators leave London, desperate to hide from the Brotherhood. In Southampton, an argument erupts when discussing the spoils of Simone's hard work.

Choices at The Waldorf are made and consequences are rendered. Simone's hard work at the Limehouse docks begins to bear fruit, but will it be enough?

Heading south from Calais, the investigators rest comfortably after a harrowing ferry ride. Arriving in Paris, the team begins working on the information gleaned from Dr. Smith and a few of their own personal concerns.