Slumberland – Details, episodes & analysis

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Max MacGillicutty performed by Jock Blaney
Voice-over Artist and vocalist of the band 2nu, whose spoken-word song "This Is Ponderous" charted in 1991
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Maxima MacGillicutty performed by Kelsey Painter. Hire Kelsey for your voice project at fiverr

Quincy Dintz performed by Catty Donnelly.
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The song "Let's Just Get Through Christmas" by Doctor Turtle.
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The song "Tempest" by Agent-X from the album Rituals.

The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project  contributors: realtheremin, juskiddink,mydogsusan, kenrt, craigsmith,mbari_mars,kyles,diarchangeli, sleepcircle, trp, brunobosellli, minecraftgamrlr, and brucehep.

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Slumberland's Oral History Project shifts focus to explore the life and times of Noah Dahl. Equal parts globetrotting archaeologist and musical instrument fanatic, Noah's legacy includes a trove of cursed sound recordings. Whit Pistil takes Thomas Edward M back to where it all began with The First Curse.

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Whit Pistil performed by Heidi Fischer.
Dive into Heidi's performance work here, including the podcast Your Local Time Travelers.

The song "Dance of the Nikisi" by Agent-X from the album Rituals.

The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: fredericfont,pagancow, hitrison, Gutek, olichite,alcappuccino, leonelmail, giddster, podsburgh, apallot, inspector, zat_dude, erokia, craigsmith, jjdg, bluedelta, florianreichelt, kyles, 15gpanskakacovabarbosa, original_sound,tosha73, rudmer_rotteveel, Jovica, dynamique,prueslove, erbsland-music, kykes, tgerginov, bernhoftbret, jormac326, randomrecord19, kirkrcarter,borgory, vilkas_sound, froey, lord_tarkus, greenlinker, razzvio, richwise, designerschoice, juskiddink.

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A special investigator arrives in Slumberland to prove it's all about the interconnections. At long last some light gets shed on the mysterious disappearances of Thomas Edward M, Omar Evanston and others. But every answer reveals more questions, all of them forming an intricate web woven by enigmatic members of an organization called The Crimson Cobweb Faction.

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Stavra Montinero performed by Addie Nofal
Addie is a SWANA/MENA and Latine voice actor based in Chicago with a broadcast quality home studio.
Addie's performed in several great audio drama podcasts including Soul Operator, Marsfall and The Strata.
Visit Addie's website to learn more!

Music by Cialyn appears courtesy the creative commons license CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
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The tracks Heath and Slapstick by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)

The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: dankopp, kklab5050, dobroide, bewagne, lex777, bajko, crafport, ghaelen, anthousai, lonemonk, lostmaiden, themfish, evanboyerman, newagesoup, dudeawesome, benjaminnelan, larkwooderminal, allisonbruggeman, glocosound, marco_luzi, craigsmith, vibe_crc, natetraveller,Jovica, joozz, ithoanglong26, mesophierose, turbofool, el_boss, atomwrath, benkenart, nervousneal, rangoanimations, xkeril, captainyulef, georgediamond, klankbeeld, mk-la, newlocknew, robinhood76, chloepieterse, thabzmalik, sandyrb, cgeffex.

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Thomas Edward M's health exam turns into an unexpected mission to find a hidden record album.

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The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors ecfike, pagancow, klankbeeld, nickrave, srrecords, sinatra314, alaskarobotics, rivernile7, jaklocke, allanz10d, cmoms035, neohylanmay, iesp, timbre, and Jovica.

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Thomas is still recovering from recent strange events. Jeepers meets with him to apologize and also to give an explanation of "what is happening in our island community" and how Thomas may be part of events much larger than just the Oral History Project.

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The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors Ashfox, klankbeeld, ahill86, ndhfilms, luannwepener, sethroph, jasonelrod, and Jovica.

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A pause in the events unfolding in Slumberland town. A reading of the short story by Ambrose Bierce, "The Difficulty of Crossing a Field."

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The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors foxen10, unfa, adamwaynegistarb, craftport and Jovica.

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A sudden reappearance by an old friend -- a REALLY old friend -- who spills the beans about Thomas's true purpose for being on Slumberland Island.

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The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors pawsound, klankbeeld, jaklocke, oscaraudiogeek, sethroph, joelaudio, and Jovica.

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Skip at the Zip Sip Hooray Cafe records a story.

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The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors anneswannerberger, corsica-s, and Jovica.

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Thomas finds the oral history session with Phaedra Pierce takes a very unexpected turn thanks to: 1) a prophetic journal kept by (a different) Phaedra Pierce, and 2) a time capsule within a time capsule.

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The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors Ecfike, safetyrtle, martinimeniscus, thecityrings, bradovic, owlstorm, jimimod, squashy555, adamwaynegistarb, ndhfilms, aglinder, rodincoil, kvgarlic, lampeight, worthahep88, sinjohnt, natemarler, j-zazvurek, atha89, jaide714, cgeffex, and Jovica.

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A mysterious young woman leaves a recorded message in the sound booth built by Thomas Edward M.

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The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors Spenceomatic, d-w, susychristiansen, and Jovica.

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