Witchever Path

Attempting to sing away the pain brought on by the cursed item digging into her wrist, the Siren found that her voice had brought calamity to creatures both in the sea and on the beach. Terrified and in agony, she was unsure what to do next. You chose for her to give in and follow the pull of the cursed message. Now our siren must walk the streets of Salem toward the message's intended recipient. And so Witchever Path Presents Message in a Bottle, Part Three: Currents.

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Our siren chose to open the bottle on her rocky perch. The message it contains wants to be delivered to its intended recipient, whether she wants that or not. Read the Transcript and vote on our site.

Our new story begins. Listen and then make your choice at witcheverpath.com/vote.

You have until August 7.

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As we move ever closer to the next installment of Season Six, we miss all of you. So here's an interview with the incomparable band, Dirt Devil! Learn about their exciting lore, how they approach their songwriting, the fact we all know Shane, and their new album! Dirt Devil is playing a show on May 9th with Infinite Cruelty and Bowhead in Charlton, MA. Get your tickets at https://bit.ly/BowheadMay9 Check their videos out on YouTube. Follow them on Instagram, and come see them at the show!

Sean is not the savior Philip is looking for. The audience decided it best that Philip leave right away and find his way back to Sofia without the odd old man's help.

Written by Etienne LaFond.

Featuring:

• Etienne LaFond as Philip, Sean, Pearl, search party, and others
• Jes Negrón as Sofia

Music in this episode:

• Idle Grin - Jay Varton
• Warning Signal - Max Anson
• You're Not Hiding Very Well - Trevor Kowalski
• Witchever Path Theme - Rydr

Read the transcript of our episode at WitcheverPath.com

Philip has come face-to-face with what was stalking him through the woods. And that face is terrifying. Bleeding and barricaded in a shed, he knows he will have to find a way out. But when would he make that escape? You voted, and Philip is going to wait until the morning. Listen to our latest episode today and then help decide Philip's next move at https://witcheverpath.com/vote/.

The invisible hand of fate has chosen for Philip to walk up the hill toward the shed. But as a storm rolls in, a mystery has been revealed. Listen today and then vote on our website, where you can also get the transcript and liner notes for this episode.

Fresh from the first vote, the audience chose for Philip to explore the clearing for another means of escape. Surrounded by unearthly plants and sense of foreboding, Philip sets off on a quest to find his way out of the brambles...but is he alone? Read liner notes, the transcript and vote on our website.

CW: subtle bigotry, injury, foul language

A winter hike is filled with mindful reflection, and potential danger when Philip follows strange tracks and a stranger sound. This episode is available wherever you get podcasts.

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Fully out of the bag, you've now decided to have Rico try to communicate with Tomas and Alana before finding Otter becomes impossible. But there is danger right outside the door. What will our resident Good Boy do? Will they find Otter? Let's find out.

GOOD BOYS, Episode 6 was written by Etienne and Journee and produced by Witchever Path.

It featured:

• Journee LaFond as the Narrator
• Jes Negrón as Alana
• Armani Marquez-Chaves as Tomas
• John Henry Deonte as Otter
• Kevin Franklin Bowie as Rico
• Foley by Witchever Path and Audio Hero.

The Witchever Path Theme song was written and performed by RYDR.

Additional music comes from EpidemicSound.com:

• Ghosts Everywhere and Push Harder by Experia
• A Solitary Man Soul - Lars Erikkson
• Blood Money by Hampus Naeselius
• More than a Coincidence - Christian Anderson
• Azul by Andres Cantu

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