This is your Myth and Wyrm Report. Seasonal updates to help you find the best nightcrawler supplies and avoid dangerous sea monsters. This message will repeat.

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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.

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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.

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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.
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The tracks Heath and Slapstick by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)

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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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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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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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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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Skip at the Zip Sip Hooray Cafe records a story.

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

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Thomas records a session with Chrysanthemum Jones -- she reveals details behind the histories of three men she knew while growing up on Slumberland Island: 1) Uncle Omar, the astronaut werewolf. 2) Stig Gorgonsdottir, genius school teacher, and 3) Magic Elvis.

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Chrysanthemum Jones performed by Elsie Escobar.
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Thomas receives an odd shell phone call and has a close encounter at Oskar's house.

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Thomas and Rupert Nevins drive to a Quonset hut to pick up the wooden pieces for assembling the do-it-yourself recording sound booth. Also inside the Quonset hut, is something that catches Thomas's attention.

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A kindly mysterious gentleman enjoys stories about Slumberland and its residents.

It'd be most excellent if you'd spread the word about Slumberland by sharing links to this episode. And please tell  Slumberland about it! In return, you will be thanked in some way, shape or form.

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"5 Ghosts I" by Nine Inch Nails appears courtesy the creative commons license BY-NC-SA

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Thomas wakes up in an unfamiliar place, with a familiar face.

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Helena Pierce leaves Thomas on his own to explore a hallway in Underland, the underground level of the town. The sparsely-lit hallway reveals a few curiosities.

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A recording session with another Pierce sister -- this time it's Helena -- and she talks about the large community gardens behind the Pierce family's home. Helena tells a story that reveals what lies beneath the gardens, as well.

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Before heading to bed Thomas finds himself having an unexpected conversation and learns more about Bonzo and his shell phone project on Slumberland Island.

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Delfina Del Becha performed by Kim Kreuzwieser.

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Thomas receives an update from his client, Oskar, who's been struggling with the cursed hand puppet stuck on his arm.

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Thomas Edward M visits Mr. Sound and helps the secretive health food expert explore the what happened to his missing cassette tape.

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Thomas Edward M's next scheduled interview introduces him to Beckett Pierce, a young woman who's been curious about her hometown's long legacy of residents randomly disappearing into thin air.

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Thomas receives an anonymous phone message, with a link to a sound file. Somewhere in New England, two girls have found a cassette tape with a familiar voice on it, saying "Chicken…Tinkerbell…Phantom…"

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Thomas arrives at the large and very old house set atop the biggest hill in Slumberland. Once meant to be a sanitarium, it's now the residence of "Taos Woman", a reclusive artist and one of Slumberland's original townsfolk. Taos Woman is pleased to chronicle pieces of local lore for the sound recorder.

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Thomas Edward M sets out across the Slumberland Island on his borrowed golf cart. Reaching first oral history appointment is his goal, but strong winds are making it difficult to reach a large, old house that sits atop a hill. Vintage photographs are blowing through the woods.

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Tomas Anonymous and Chip Woode are trapped inside a sound recording studio with a strange robot forcing them to narrate imaginary music videos. The only way to escape this monotony is inter-dimensional time-space travel! Follow along to hear music by a doppelganger Devo band plus a trailer for the Limbo Calling podcast.

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This Slumberland version of the Devo song "Shrivel Up" comes with apologies to Mark Mothersbaugh and Gerry Casale. This new version's music was produced by Kevin J Drieberg
Check out KJD's music and more here!

Limbo Calling appears in trailer form courtesy Limbo Tapes.
HIGHLY recommend you listen to Limbo Calling here
Also listen to Radio Limbo here
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"seven" from the album "LoFi Beats" by Cloudwarmer appears courtesy the creative commons license CC BY-SA 4.0
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This episode is dedicated to the memory of David Lynch. Thanks for all the inspiration, David.

Extra apologies to Daniel Pinkwater, author of the wonderful Snarkout Boys books.

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Thomas wakes up to another unexpected visitor -- a woman wearing a big smile -- and has perhaps the strangest conversation of his life.

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It's time to relax and enjoy a peculiar yet familiar fairy tale, told by Mrs. Mielardeaux (Oskar's mom.) Thomas makes her unexpected acquaintance at Oskar's house, as the search continues to find Lancelot (Wencil's missing cat).

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Thomas receives a visit from a man named Jeepers MacGeepers. He's Slumberland Township Supervisor. Also visiting is Oblivia Newton-Baum, who will manage the interview scheduling for the oral history project.

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Before leaving the Slumberland Community Dome, Thomas has a conversation with a local named Jenny Fishman. She is a professional Skink Whisperer.

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Putting oral history progress on hold, Thomas responds to a call for computer tech support at Slumberland's community dome. The dome's many features and purposes begin to reveal themselves.

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Vegan Wildrice and Stig Gorgonsdottir performed by TradeMark G of the Evolution Control Committee.

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Thomas sets up the home recording studio, in anticipation of starting work on the town's oral history project. But first, there is more to learn about Oskar's exotic plant. A lot more.

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Thomas goes to retrieve his car and meets a young resident of Slumberland. They piece together more information regarding the being known as "Shroomi."

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Thomas reviews his recordings from the last couple of days on Slumberland and is surprised by what he finds.

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In this episode, the storm continues to pound Slumberland. Thomas listens to stories about Mr. Sound and the mysterious ice cream truck.

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Chrystanthemum Jones performed by Elsie Escobar.
Elsie is a podcasting veteran and Libsyn's podcaster happiness expert, producing and hosting The Feed: The Official Libsyn Podcast
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Thomas Edward M and Omar Evanston hunker down to ride out the major thunderstorm bearing down on Slumberland Island.

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The Kopi Joe Coffee Company, once a small start-up in Slumberland, is now a global brand with a niche following. Owner Oskar Mielardeaux makes a webcam call to Tomas Anonymous, to check out the new "Cozy LoFi Kopi Joe" video streaming service.

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Oskar Mielardeaux performed by Nick Sleeper. Hire Nick for your voice project at fiverr

Songs by Cloudwarmer appear courtesy the creative commons license CC BY-SA 4.0
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one // nine //
from the album "LoFi Beats"

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The mysterious client, Oskar Mielardeaux, attempts to explain his thoughts on the oral history project, his own misadventures, and his needy house plant.

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Previously, the mysterious building on Slumberland Island known as The Dome seemed to have a bad effect on Thomas, causing him to black out. In this episode Thomas revives and finds himself in another new situation. Peculiarity ensues.

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Up to now Slumberland Island has seemed deserted, but local teen Lex told Thomas that he should find everyone at a building known as "The Dome". Thomas arrives at the Dome.

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Travis T. Hokum performed by Jeff Priskorn.
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Thomas meets a young woman named Lex. She's a Slumberland native with a story to tell about her unusual claim to fame. Apparently, for more than 100 years the little lake in Slumberland Island has produced a mysterious and very rude sound, known locally as THE BLURP.

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Lexi Pierce performed by Jacquie Floyd.
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A recording made on Slumberland Island in July 1976 is heard again. Magic Elvis, time capsules and the "manamojojuju" have something to say to us.

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Curious about his talking seashell and hoping to find anyone to speak to, Thomas drives over to Slumberland Island's lighthouse.

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Thomas visits the Memorial Gardens, where the history of Slumberland Island begins to emerge.

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Thomas experiences his first overnight in Slumberland. It is not without incident.

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Thomas encounters an enigmatic ice cream truck roaming the block of his new temporary home on Slumberland Island.

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Thomas arrives at the bungalow where he'll stay while working on Slumberland Island. He experiences another unusual welcome.

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A mysterious foreign investor wants to purchase the entire islet called "Fleabite" that sits near Slumberland. Tomas needs to learn more about Lozar Antonai and his intentions.

This episode's alternate title: "Zaroff, Volkov & the Wizard of Baum"
(American Authors Series, Volume 2)

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Oskar Mielardeaux performed by Nick Sleeper. Hire Nick for your voice project at fiverr

The songs A Portal of Sorts // Breathe In Breathe Out // Don't Trust Your Memory are by the band Negativland, from their album Speech Free

Negativland's press release states: "As our marketing research suggests, these catchy tunes can work well for you as both new jingles and musical beds, perfectly suited for voiceovers discussing anything from commercial products to political campaigns. Most target audiences regularly indicate a preference for moderately subversive content and confusion, and you'll find that this release provides that target with precisely the right amount of each. Because every second of Usable Music (TM) on this record has been personally guaranteed, by everyone still here in Negativland, to be Speech Free."

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Thomas arrives on Slumberland Island. He has an unusual welcome.

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Tomas takes the secret staircase back down into the Slippery Shanty! A meeting with Captain Delmar Silverfish, a mysterious postcard written to "Dear Mim," and a rambling conversation meant to "Frankenstein An Answer."

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Captain Delmar Silverfish performed by Catty Donnelly
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This Slumberland performance of The Flaming Carrot's poetry comes with apologies to Bob Burden.

Music by The F_cked Up Beat appears courtesy the creative commons license CC BY-SA 4.0
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Schizophrenic Trees / a storm
from the album "Threnodies for Schizophrenic Seas"

Stop it! You're Killing Me! was a music project by Izmir, Turkey artist Murat, who sadly passed far too soon.
The song "iki balerin gibi uctuk ve hayatlarimizi kurtardik" appears here as a tribute to Murat's work.

Music sourced from the Free Music Archive
Music by Blue Dot Sessions: Chevy Bolero, Three Stories
creative commons license (CC BY-NC)

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Tomas Anonymous notices the name "Mimsey" appearing many times in the dream journals written by Corbin Corvus. Then Tomas investigates the "Corbin and Mimsey Love Letters." Answers are elusive and mysteries deepen.

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Music sourced from the Free Music Archive
Music by Blue Dot Sessions: Chevy Bolero creative commons license (CC BY-NC)

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