The Bridge – Details, episodes & analysis

Hello travelers!

We're celebrating a special occasion on the Transcontinental Bridge--so we've found Etta's first-ever (non-traffic-report-related) broadcast to commemorate an historic day in our show's history! We hope you'll enjoy it. 

And we also hope you'll join us in congratulating Rebecca Mahoney on the release of her YA debut, THE VALLEY AND THE FLOOD!!!! You can find it in a bookstore near you starting today, February 23, 2021! Rebecca's debut is heartbreaking, breathtaking, surreal, and some of the best storytelling I've ever seen. Rebecca's writing is at the heart of our show, so if you love The Bridge you're gonna love THE VALLEY AND THE FLOOD!

In addition to bookstores, you can also purchase it here: https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780593114353

CONGRATULATIONS AGAIN, REBECCA!!! You did it!!! We're all so proud of you!!!

Hello travelers! 

We have some exciting news for you! 

Check out Rebecca Mahoney's STARRED Kirkus review for her debut YA novel, THE VALLEY AND THE FLOOD, coming at you October 27, 2020. 

https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/rebecca-mahoney/the-valley-and-the-flood/

Pre-order THE VALLEY AND THE FLOOD here:

https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780593114353

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR AMAZING REVIEW, REBECCA!!!

We're also excited to announce our official return to the Transcontinental Bridge this fall! Be on the lookout for more specifics soon!

Thank you so much for sticking with us! We can't wait to wrap up season one soon!

Please join us for a lecture by [REDACTED], Visiting Scholar of the [REDACTED] Institute. Light refreshments will be served.

Credits read by Rebecca Mahoney!

In our inaugural episode, Alex and Rebecca discuss James Wan's The Conjuring! Join us for a fun trip to a secluded New England farmhouse that's full of witches, wardrobes, and Renesmee! Things discussed include, but are not limited to: the virtues of starting a possessed doll removal service, the statistical probability of white people moving into haunted houses, and the worst way to play Hide-and Seek ever.

Thanks to Andy Dettinger and Prin Bouchonnet for our cover art!

On October 31, 2017, we'll launch our merch shop and our Patreon!!! Yay!

Check out our Twitter, @bridge_podcast, for links to our shop and our Patreon!

Don't forget to vote in the AudioVerse Awards!

The Bridge has been nominated for Best Overall Production,
Rebecca Mahoney and Alex Brown have been nominated for Writing. David Picariello has been nominated for Best Supporting Actor as Bertie.
Alex Brown has been nominated for Best Leading Actress, as Etta.

Go to http://www.audioverseawards.net/site/vote/ to vote!

We're also VERY EXCITED to announce a new show, wherein Rebecca and Alex talk about horror movies. The first episode of the Spooky Movie Show will pop up in this feed on, you guessed it, October 31!

Thank you so much for your support! 

The crew holds a burial at sea. Roger reads a eulogy, Frank makes a phone call, Watchtower 10 prepares for company, and Bob is… you know.

Or is he?!?

Special thanks to Alexander Danner of Greater Boston for lending his voice in this episode! 

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Hello hello!

Team Bridge wanted to let you know that we are indeed still here, and that Episode 11 will hopefully exist...sometime in August. Life is a little hectic at the moment, but we're hard at work on getting the rest of season one out to all of you.

Once we release Episode 11, we plan on taking another break, as we need a little extra time to work on some very special episodes.

In the meantime, be on the lookout for an announcement about our merch shop opening, as well as (hopefully) our Patreon!

If you're interested in A) a glimpse into Episode 10's cliffhanger's resolution or B) a slight spoiler for Episode 11, jump to the end of the recording.

Thanks for being so awesome!

Team Bridge

As the Watchtower 10 crew questions Frank's intentions, they're interrupted by an unexpected - and very dead - visitor. Roger and Kate play good-cop-bad-cop, while Etta and Bertie make a foreboding discovery.

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The Watchtower crew investigates what brought their unexpected guest to their doorstep - and what he might've brought with him in the process. Roger borrows something, hearing an old voice and some new ones, too. Bertie tries to be assertive. Kate has her doubts about ventriloquism. Etta must choose between being scared and asking important questions. 

And Persnickety Pete has something he'd like to say.

This episode contains mentions of poison, blood, and possible death by fire. It also uses some disembodied whispering.

Persnickety Pete's Message was composed and performed by Jake Hull.

Some sound effects provided by Dead Signals, creators of the Archive 81 and The Deep Vault podcasts.

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Despite her better judgement, Kate sends a message.

Credits read by Liz Hull!

Music by Jake Hull!

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