The year is 1999. Lurking somewhere between Hot Topic and the food court, five misfit demons from Hell kill time inciting sin in a suburban shopping mall. When the lead singer of their band goes mysteriously missing, the demons only have two weeks to find him before they play the biggest gig of the…
The Brimstone Valley Mall podcast is one of my absolute favorites. From the moment I started listening, I was hooked on the hilarious and captivating story set in a suburban mall in 1999. The comedy in this show is top-notch and never fails to make me laugh out loud. What sets it apart from other comedic podcasts is that the humor doesn't detract from my interest in the plot or characters. In fact, it enhances them and adds an extra layer of enjoyment to the overall experience. Aside from the fantastic comedy, I also appreciate the charming world-building and lovable characters. The sound design is simply amazing and adds another level of immersion to the show. Overall, I can't wait for season two of The Brimstone Valley Mall podcast.
One of the best aspects of The Brimstone Valley Mall podcast is its comedy. The dialogue is funny and filled with clever punchlines that never fail to land. It's clear that a lot of thought has gone into crafting each comedic moment, and it pays off beautifully. Additionally, the world-building in this show is charming and unique. The combination of demons from Hell working at a mall in 1999 creates a fascinating setting that allows for both humor and unexpected depth. Furthermore, the characters are incredibly well-developed and lovable. Each one has their own quirks and unique personalities that make them memorable and endearing.
While there aren't many negative aspects to The Brimstone Valley Mall podcast, there were moments when certain jokes or references felt too niche or specific to fully resonate with all listeners. While some may find these moments hilarious, others may feel left out or not fully understand the humor being conveyed. Additionally, some listeners may find certain aspects of the plot or character arcs predictable or formulaic. However, these minor drawbacks do not detract significantly from the overall enjoyment of the show.
In conclusion, The Brimstone Valley Mall podcast is a hilarious and well-made show that keeps me entertained from start to finish. The combination of comedy, captivating plot, lovable characters, and amazing sound design creates a podcast that is truly enjoyable to listen to. While there may be some niche humor or predictable moments, these minor drawbacks are overshadowed by the overall brilliance of the show. I highly recommend The Brimstone Valley Mall podcast to anyone looking for a funny and immersive audio experience.
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Season 2 Coming October 31st For news and updates follow us on: Instagram, Tumblr, and Twitter brimstonevalleymall.com Written, Directed, and Produced by Kristen DiMercurio Co-Writers: Mark Wolf Roberts, Talia Rochmann Associate Producers: Lyn Rafil, Mischa Stanton, Bex Taylor-Klaus Sound design: Mischa Stanton Cover art: Talia Rochmann Music: Phil DiMercurio Trainee: Regina Russell Misroch: Bex-Taylor Klaus Belzagor: Susannah Wilson Xaphan: Isa Braun Asmoraius: Mark Wolf Roberts Hornblas: B. Dave Walters Trent, Damien, and Carpasinus: Chris Trindade Raven: Jordan Cobb Additional voices: Michelle Agresti, Mayana Barrin, Blu Del Barrio, Lyn Rafil, Joshua Rubino, Julia Schifini, Eric Silver, and Felix Trench
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The time has come for Mall Rat to finally take the stage and play the most important gig of their lives! Written, Directed and Produced by Kristen DiMercurio. Co-written by Talia Rochmann and Mark Wolf Roberts. Production Consulting by Julia Schifini. Executive Produced by Mischa Stanton. Sound designed by Jeffrey Gardner. Recorded by Jared Paul and James Schoen. Featuring Elliot Gindi as Misroch, Susannah Wilson as Belzagor, Mark Wolf Roberts as Asmoraius, Isa Braun as Xaphan, Christopher Trindade as Trent and Carpasinus, Regina Russel as Trainee, Jordan Cobb as Raven, and Caitlyn Jones as Satan herself. Additional voices and club beats by Dan Powell, screaming by Audrey NAME. Theme music by FM Buller. Show art by Talia Rochmann. A Product of the Whisperforge: Sound & Story, Brought to Life
Belzagor and Xaphan break into the records office to search for clues while Asmoraius… starts a podcast? Written, Directed and Produced by Kristen DiMercurio. Co-written by Talia Rochmann and Mark Wolf Roberts. Production Consulting by Julia Schifini. Executive Produced by Mischa Stanton. Sound designed by Jeffrey Gardner. Recorded by Jared Paul and James Schoen. Featuring Elliot Gindi as Misroch, Susannah Wilson as Belzagor, Mark Wolf Roberts as Asmoraius, Isa Braun as Xaphan, Christopher Trindade as Carpasinus. Additional voices by James Oliva, Zach Valenti, Marc Solinger, Alexander Danner, Jeff Van Dreason, Eric Silver, David Cummings, Tau Zaman, Mischa Stanton, Caitlyn Jones, and Zach Libresco. Theme music by FM Buller. Show art by Talia Rochmann. A Product of the Whisperforge: Sound & Story, Brought to Life
Announcement time! Our season finale will premiere in two parts on August 21st. Until then, we recommend checking out another hilarious audio sitcom, We Fix Space Junk! You can check them out here: https://battlebird.productions
Nothing says “one way ticket to Hell” quite like the food court delicacies from Port Authority Bus Terminal. Once onboard, Asmoraius and Misroch come up with a “plan.” Written, Directed and Produced by Kristen DiMercurio. Co-written by Talia Rochmann and Mark Wolf Roberts. Production Consulting by Julia Schifini. Executive Produced by Mischa Stanton. Sound designed by Jared Paul. Recorded by Jared Paul and James Schoen. Music by Juliana Parker. Featuring Elliot Gindi as Misroch, Susannah Wilson as Belzagor, Mark Wolf Roberts as Asmoraius, Isa Braun as Xaphan, Sheldon Brown as Hornblas, and Kristen DiMercurio as Bus Terminal Announcements. Additional voices Jake Masters Theme music by FM Buller. Show art by Talia Rochmann. A Product of the Whisperforge: Sound & Story, Brought to Life
The demons split up to earn as many sincoins as they can. Meanwhile back at Wiener World, the teens get a little more than they bargained for... Written, Directed and Produced by Kristen DiMercurio. Co-written by Talia Rochmann and Mark Wolf Roberts. Production Consulting by Julia Schifini. Executive Produced by Mischa Stanton. Sound designed by Jeffrey Gardner. Recorded by Jared Paul and James Schoen. Special thanks to Alexander Danner and music by Scott Holmes. Featuring Elliot Gindi as Misroch, Susannah Wilson as Belzagor, Mark Wolf Roberts as Asmoraius, Isa Braun as Xaphan, Regina Russell as Trainee, Christopher Trindade as Trent and Damien, Jordan Cobb as Raven, Sheldon Brown as Hornblas, and Kristen DiMercurio as Mall Announcements. Additional voices by Joshua Rubino, Zach Ehrlich, Bonnie Marie Williams, Kim Hamilton, and Jean DiMercurio. Theme music by FM Buller. Show art by Talia Rochmann. A product of the Whisperforge: Sound & Story, Brought to Life
The teens are up to no good, and Xaphan finds an unlikely crew to help our band of demons locate Hornblas. Looks like it’s time for some dark magic in the parking lot. Written, Directed and Produced by Kristen DiMercurio. Co-written by Talia Rochmann and Mark Wolf Roberts. Production Consulting by Julia Schifini. Executive Produced by Mischa Stanton. Sound designed by Jared Paul. Recorded by Jared Paul and James Schoen. Featuring Regina Russell as Trainee, Jordan Cobb as Raven, Christopher Trindade as Damien, Isa Braun as Xaphan and Mrs. G, Elliot Gindi as Misroch, Susannah Wilson as Belzagor, Mark Wolf Roberts as Asmoraius, Sheldon Brown as Hornblas, and Kristen DiMercurio as Mall Announcements Theme music by FM Buller. Show art by Talia Rochmann. A Product of The Whisperforge: Sound & Story, Brought to Life
It’s Christmas Day, and Carpasinus has come up from Hell to give our band of demons a seemingly impossible task. After blowing off some steam on the carousel, Misroch investigates an imposter in Wiener World, while Xaphan- Oh shit. What happened to Xaphan?? Written, Directed and Produced by Kristen DiMercurio. Co-written by Talia Rochmann and Mark Wolf Roberts. Production Consulting by Julia Schifini. Executive Produced by Mischa Stanton. Sound designed by Jeffrey Nils Gardner. Recorded by Jared Paul and James Schoen. Featuring Elliot Gindi as Misroch, Isa Braun as Xaphan, Susannah Wilson as Belzagor, Mark Wolf Roberts as Asmoraius, Christopher Trindade as Carpasinus and Trent, Regina Russell as Trainee, Sheldon Brown as Hornblas, Kristen DiMercurio as Mall Announcements, along with Jeffrey Nils Gardner Theme music by FM Buller. Show art by Talia Rochmann. A product of the Whisperforge: Sound and Story, Brought to Life
For a moment it looks like an old flame might be rekindled in the kitchen of Wiener World, but at band practice that evening, Asmoraius is swept off his feet in a totally different direction. With no word from Hornblas, and mysterious sin coins collecting in Belzagor’s pocket, the band wonders if Y2K is to blame. Written, Directed and Produced by Kristen DiMercurio. Co-written by Talia Rochmann and Mark Wolf Roberts. Production Consulting by Julia Schifini. Executive Produced by Mischa Stanton. Sound designed by Jared Paul. Recorded by Jared Paul and James Schoen. Featuring Mark Wolf Roberts as Asmoraius, Isa Braun as Xaphan, Elliot Gindi as Misroch, Susannah Wilson as Belzagor, Regina Russell as Trainee, Christopher Trindade as Carpasinus and Trent, Sheldon Brown as Hornblas, Kristen DiMercurio as Mall Announcements, along with Griselle Osses and Zach Ehrlich. Theme music by FM Buller. Show art by Talia Rochmann. A Product of The Whisperforge: Sound & Story, Brought to Life
Belzagor is baffled when she receives a sin coin she didn’t earn. Meanwhile, Asmoraius takes “the new girl”, Xaphan, on an educational field trip to the mall arcade. Because video games can be educational too! Written, Directed and Produced by Kristen DiMercurio. Co-written by Talia Rochmann and Mark Wolf Roberts. Production Consulting by Julia Schifini. Executive Produced by Mischa Stanton. Sound designed by Jeffrey Nils Gardner. Recorded by Jared Paul and James Schoen. Featuring Mark Wolf Roberts as Asmoraius, Isa Braun as Xaphan, Elliot Gindi as Misroch, Susannah Wilson as Belzagor, Jordan Cobb as Raven, Christopher Trindade as Damien, Sheldon Brown as Hornblas, Kristen DiMercurio as Mall Announcements, along with Danny Irwin and James Oliva Theme music by FM Buller. Show art by Talia Rochmann. A Product of The Whisperforge: Sound & Story, Brought to Life
Asmoraius gets bullied by a couple of teens, but Raven and Damien learn pretty quickly just how goth carousels can be. Once the smoke clears, the band meeting in the parking lot does not got as planned. Written, Directed and Produced by Kristen DiMercurio. Co-written by Talia Rochmann and Mark Wolf Roberts. Production Consulting by Julia Schifini. Executive Produced by Mischa Stanton. Sound designed by Jared Paul. Recorded by Jared Paul and James Schoen. Featuring Mark Wolf Roberts as Asmoraius, Jordan Cobb as Raven, Christopher Trindade as Damien, Trent, and Carpasinus, Elliot Gindi as Misroch, Susannah Wilson as Belzagor, Sheldon Brown as Hornblas, Kristen DiMercurio as Mall Announcements, along with Michelle Agresti, James Oliva, Kim Hamilton, and Zach Erlich as additional voices. Theme music by FM Buller. Show art by Talia Rochmann. A Product of The Whisperforge: Sound & Story, Brought To Life
Trainee shows up for her first day of work at Weiner World, but to Misroch’s dismay, Hornblas does not. Tempers flare in the back room when Belzagor comes to visit, but these two demons will soon have bigger fingers to fry. Written, Directed & Produced by Kristen DiMercurio. Co-written by Talia Rochmann and Mark Wolf Roberts. Production Consulting by Julia Schifini. Executive Produced by Mischa Stanton. Sound designed by Jeffrey Nils Gardner. Recorded by Jared Paul and James Schoen. Featuring: Elliot Gindi as Misroch, Susannah Wilson as Belzagor, Regina Russel as Trainee, Sheldon Brown as Hornblas, Kristen DiMercurio as Mall Announcements, along with Julia Schifini and Mischa Stanton as additional voices. Theme music by FM Buller. Show art by Talia Rochmann. A Product of The Whisperforge: Sound & Story, Brought To Life
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