Podcast appearances and mentions of Alex C Telander

Welcome to something special that we're pretty sure no one has really done before. In our seventh episode we spend almost two hours talking about the famous "In The Cage Medley." We cover it from its beginning days after the release of "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway," on through the years and decades in its various iterations and alterations. We give our thoughts on each version and which is our favorite and least favorite. What's your favorite? Let us know in the comments below.And here are links to the multitude of version of the renowned "In The Cage Medley":From 1978 during the "Mirrors Tour" March 1980 in Paignton, EnglandSeptember 1981 in Barcelona, Spain October 1981 in Lyon, FranceNovember 1981 in Normal, IllinoisSeptember 1986 in Detroit, MichiganJune 2007 in Herning, Denmark September 2021 in Birmingham, England "Virgil" is Alex C. Telander."Me" is Daniel Telander.This episode was edited and mixed by Daniel Telander.You can reach us with questions, comments, and suggestions at meandvirgilpod@gmail.com.You can find all our other social media links here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

CAT1RBC1375-29022024-23042024Baby (demonic) -/- Delusion (exhaustion)Incident Elements:CannibalismDemonic ChildrenPost-partum DepressionCaregiver Abuse/NeglectSelf-SacrificeAltered RealityDelusionTranscripts: https://rustyquill.com/transcripts/the-magnus-protocol/This episode is dedicated to I_need_cookies, thank you for your generous support! You can find a complete list of our Kickstarter backers https://rustyquill.com/the-magnus-protocol-supporter-wall/Created by Jonathan Sims and Alexander J Newall Directed by Alexander J NewallWritten by Alex C Telander, for more of his work visit https://ostiumnetwork.com/Script Edited with additional material by Jonathan Sims and Alexander J NewallExecutive Producers April Sumner, Alexander J Newall, Jonathan Sims, Dani McDonough, Linn Ci, and Samantha F.G. Hamilton Associate Producers Jordan L. Hawk, Taylor Michaels, Nicole Perlman, Cetius d'Raven, and Megan Nice Produced by April Sumner Featuring (in order of appearance) Sarah Lambie as Lena KelleyAnusia Battersby as Gwendolyn BouchardAlexander J Newall as NorrisFaye Derham as MotherLowri Ann Davies as Celia RipleyShahan Hamza as Samama KhalidBillie Hindle as Alice DyerFrank Voss as Basira HussainDialogue Editor – Lowri Ann DaviesSound Designer – Tessa VroomMastering Editor - Catherine RinellaMusic by Sam Jones (orchestral mix by Jake Jackson) Art by April Sumner Support us on Patreon at https://patreon.com/rustyquill Support Rusty Quill by purchasing from our Affiliates:Phantom Peak – UK immersive experience – 15% discount with this linkDriveThruRPG – DriveThruRPG.comJoin our community:WEBSITE: rustyquill.comFACEBOOK: facebook.com/therustyquillX: @therustyquillEMAIL: mail@rustyquill.com The Magnus Protocol is a derivative product of the Magnus Archives, created by Rusty Quill Ltd. and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share alike 4.0 International Licence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the final installment of the Complete Ostium Season Six, where we feature the following episodes:Episode 68: Aspects IEpisode 69: Aspects IIEpisode 70: AfterglowContent warning for suicide for Episode 70: Afterglow starting at 15:45 and 26:23.These episodes were written, edited, and produced by Alex C. Telander.The part of Jake is performed by Chris FletcherThe part of Monica is performed by Georgia MckenzieThe part of Zhang is performed by Emily WangThe part of Steve is performed by Alex C. Telander.The part of News Announcer is performed by Mike Lord.The part of Sofia is performed by Madelyn DortaThe part of Dominic is performed by Davis WaldenThe part of Draymond is performed by Eli GabrielSound design was done by the wonderful Mike Nye of Hail and Well Met Podcasts, for more info check out hailandwellmetpodcast.com. Music featured in this episode is “Zeitshreiber” by Simon Slator, “Untitled” by Simon Slator, “Rose-Tinted Memories” by Simon Slator, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Be sure to check out the artist at freemusicarchive.org.The theme song was composed by Chris Fletcher.Thank you to all our patrons on the Ostium Network Patreon. You make this show possible. If you would like to support our shows, you can do that at patreon.com/ostiumpodcast. You'll get access to lots of bonus material including brand new episodes of the Ostium Sagas, the monthly Ostium Network Update, and lots of other goodies.For more info on Ostium, our other shows, transcripts and merchandise, you can visit ostiumnetwork.com.The Ostium Podcast is a member of the Rusty Quill Network. For other great Rusty Quill shows, be sure to check out rustyquill.com.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We continue with the second part of the Complete Ostium Season Six, where we feature the following episodes:Episode 65 - Anomalies IVEpisode 66 - Artifacts IEpisode 67 - Artifacts IIThese episodes were written, edited, and produced by Alex C. Telander.The part of Jake is performed by Chris FletcherThe part of Monica is performed by Georgia MckenzieThe part of Steve is performed by Alex C. TelanderThe part of Zhang is performed by Emily WangThe part of Yoxall is performed by Leslie ValentineThe part of Marla is performed by Kira AppleThe part of Thyra is performed by Arden RoddieSound design was done by the wonderful Mike Nye of Hail and Well Met Podcasts, for more info check out hailandwellmetpodcast.com.Music featured in thes episodes is “A Warm Signal” by PCIII and “Vintage Montage Music” by Bertsz, “Colourful Connections” by Simon Slator, “Four Degrees Below” by Simon Slator, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Be sure to check out the artist at freemusicarchive.org.The theme song was composed by Chris Fletcher.If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help out the Ostium Network, you can talk about it on social media and leave us a review on your podcast platform of choice.Thank you to all our patrons on the Ostium Network Patreon. We couldn't do it without you. If you would like to support our shows, you can do that on our Patreon. You'll get access to lots of bonus material including brand new episodes of the Ostium Sagas, and getting access to new episodes of Ostium a week before regular release.For more info on Ostium, our other shows, transcripts and merchandise, you can visit our website.The Ostium Podcast is a member of the Rusty Quill Network. For other great Rusty Quill shows, be sure to check out rustyquill.com.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the supercut of season six. In this first part, we include the first four episodes: Episode 61 - ArrivalEpisode 62 - Anomalies IEpisode 63 - Anomalies IIEpisode 64 - Anomalies IIIThese episodes were written, edited, and produced by Alex C. Telander.The part of Jake is performed by Chris FletcherThe part of Monica is performed by Georgia MckenzieThe part of Thyra is performed by Arden RoddieThe part of Zhang is performed by Emily WangThe part of Marla is performed by Kira AppleThe part of Yoxall is performed by Leslie ValentineThe part of Steve is performed by Alex C. Telander.Sound design was done by the wonderful Mike Nye of Hail and Well Met Podcasts, for more info check out hailandwellmetpodcast.com.Music featured in these episodes is: “Deep Sky” by Kirk Osamayo, “Snow Ticket” by PCIII, “PCGCP” by PCIII, “Space Ambient Mix 2” by AllMusic34, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Be sure to check out the artist at freemusicarchive.org.The theme song was composed by Chris Fletcher.If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help out the Ostium Network, you can talk about it on social media and leave us a review on your podcast platform of choice.Thank you to all our patrons on the Ostium Network Patreon. We couldn't do it without you. If you would like to support our shows, you can do that here. You'll get access to lots of bonus material including brand new episodes of the Ostium Sagas, and getting access to new episodes of Ostium a week before regular release.For more info on Ostium, our other shows, transcripts and merchandise, you can visit our website.The Ostium Podcast is a member of the Rusty Quill Network. For other great Rusty Quill shows, be sure to check out rustyquill.com.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In our new episode we talk all about the BBC Broadcasts, released a year ago in March 2023, and the first release from Concorde Music. We go disc by disc sometimes talking about specific songs, or about the grouping of songs for each tour. We talk about what we liked, our highpoints of the release, but also what we thought could have been improved upon, as well as what we hope to see for a future release. We end the episode with the drum bit, as Dan aka "Me" talks all about the drumming on "Home By The Sea."On Disc One we talk about the special Wembley gig on the Lamb tour, and what songs of other albums were performed, and Dan was able to find a "Carpet Crawlers" performance.And here is the complete show featuring "Watcher of the Skies" used on the BBC Broadcasts.For Disc Two on the "And Then There Were Three" Mirrors Tour a video can see seen here.The famous Lyceum gig can be seen here.The Invisible Touch Tour performance video can be seen here.The We Can't Dance Tour performance can be seen here.A performance from the Calling All Stations Tour can be seen here."Virgil" is Alex C. Telander."Me" is Daniel Telander.This episode was edited and mixed by Dan Telander, and produced and hosted by Dan Telander and Alex C. Telander.You can reach us with questions, comments, and suggestions at meandvirgilpod@gmail.com.You can find all our other social media links here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In our fifth episode of Me & Virgil: A Genesis Brother's Podcast, we take on and deconstruct Peter Gabriel's latest album, "i/o," giving our thoughts and feelings on the album as a whole, as well as going track by track through the entire album. We also talk about the various editions the album has been released in, giving their strengths and weaknesses, as well as our thoughts on how Mr. Gabriel initially released all the songs throughout 2023. We then give our favorites and least liked songs, a little more on the tour, and then on the promising new that Peter Gabriel has lots more material still to be released. We end the episode with the Drum Bit relating to this album, and what our next episode will be. We reference a number of times throughout the episode about the videos Peter Gabriel released on YouTube related to each song that was released for the album, and you can find all those videos here: https://www.youtube.com/@itspetergabriel.We would also like to thank the fantastic podcast Tabletop Genesis for providing so much inspiration for this episode."Virgil" is Alex C. Telander."Me" is Daniel Telander.This episode was edited and mixed by Dan Telander, and produced and hosted by Dan Telander and Alex C. Telander.You can reach us with questions, comments, and suggestions at meandvirgilpod@gmail.com.You can find all our other social media links here: http://meandvirgilpod.carrd.co/. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Content warning for suicide starting at 15:45 and 26:23.Well, here we are again at another season finale. Sometimes I find it hard to accept that Ostium has had six seasons, but then I think about how much more story there is to tell and I just get so excited about what's to come. And for reference, we're at the halfway point in the Ostium narrative right now. At least for this series, but that's all I'm going to say about that. I know it took a long time to get this whole season out to the world and I would like to thank everyone for their patience in that. There's a lot going on in the world right now, both in the public space and in our private lives, and sometimes there are delays we can't avoid. So thanks again for sticking around. I would also like to thank the incredible people I have working for me in Team Ostium. Thank you to Chris, Georgia and Emily. I'm very excited to see where our story goes next. Thank you to Mike Nye, a true magician when it comes to sound design. You turn words and dialogue into magical stories that come to life. Couldn't do it without you, mate! Thank you to Christina for helping out in so many ways and keeping the Discord running. Thank you to twiglettsaregreattoeat, you do so much for this show and so many others. Thank you so much. And thank you to our Ostium Network patrons on Patreon: Davin McBride, Tyla Kraut, Delano McFarlane, Connor Bobbi, Michelle Elliott, Amanda Borthwick, Justin Marcum, Corey Frampton, deathtokomatsu, Daryl Williamson, Virginia Greene, Nom Blashki, Maggie B, Justin Dunafon, Lutz Albers, twigletsaregreattoeat, lunaraptor, Christine Sanderson, Claire Smith, Michele Hall, The Team at Hail and Well Met, Mike Nye, Mike Troup, Staci Corcoran, and thank you to Christina Amos.And that brings us truly to the end of season six. This season took a lot of work, but I think the result was one of our best seasons of the show. And season seven is currently being written and is taking the show in some interesting directions. I'd like to say it'll be out some time in 2024, but I think it's more likely to be January 2025. We'll just have to wait and see. For now this is Alex C. Telander, putting Ostium Season Six to bed and signing off for now.This episode was written, edited, and produced by Alex C. Telander. The part of Jake is performed by Chris Fletcher. The part of Monica is performed by Georgia Mckenzie. The part of Zhang is performed by Emily Wang. The part of Steve is performed by Alex C. Telander. Sound design was done by the wonderful Mike Nye of Hail and Well Met Podcasts, for more info check out hailandwellmetpodcast.com. And a big thank you to Marcel and Libby from Freetousesounds. Music featured in this episode is “Rose-Tinted Memories” by Simon Slator, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Be sure to check out the artist at freemusicarchive.org. The theme song was composed by Chris Fletcher. You can find a transcript for this episode here.If you would like to support our shows, you can do that at patreon.com/ostiumpodcast. You'll get access to lots of bonus material including brand new episodes of the Ostium Sagas, the monthly Ostium Network Update, and lots of other goodies. For more info on Ostium, our other shows, transcripts and merchandise, you can visit ostiumnetwork.com. The Ostium Podcast is a member of the Rusty Quill Network. For other great Rusty Quill shows, be sure to check out rustyquill.com.Thank you very much for listening and we'll see you in season seven.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode was written, edited, and produced by Alex C. Telander.The part of Jake is performed by Chris FletcherThe part of Monica is performed by Georgia MckenzieThe part of Zhang is performed by Emily WangThe part of Steve is performed by Alex C. Telander.Sound design was done by the wonderful Mike Nye of Hail and Well Met Podcasts, for more info check out hailandwellmetpodcast.com. Music featured in this episode is “Untitled” by Simon Slator, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Be sure to check out the artist at freemusicarchive.org.The theme song was composed by Chris Fletcher.You can find a transcript for this episode here.Thank you to all our patrons on the Ostium Network Patreon. You make this show possible. If you would like to support our shows, you can do that at patreon.com/ostiumpodcast. You'll get access to lots of bonus material including brand new episodes of the Ostium Sagas, the monthly Ostium Network Update, and lots of other goodies.For more info on Ostium, our other shows, transcripts and merchandise, you can visit ostiumnetwork.com.The Ostium Podcast is a member of the Rusty Quill Network. For other great Rusty Quill shows, be sure to check out rustyquill.com.Thank you very much for listening and we'll see you next week for a new episode.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Me & Virgil: A Genesis Brother's Podcast Episode 4: Danceable Part 2.In this episode we focus on the second half of the album, starting with "Tell Me Why" and ending with the truly epic "Fading Lights.Footage appears from the documentary No Admittance multiple times. The full documentary can be found here.We mention the rehearsal footage for "Live Forever" which can be found here.Footage appears from the Turn It On Again Tour Documentary, which can be found here.We mention rehearsal audio for "Way Of The World" which can be found here.We show some footage from the 1992 Knebworth concert, which can be found here.The full video for Phil Collins' performance on VH1 Storytellers for the song "Since I Lost You" can be found here."Me" mentions a collection of acoustic Phil Collins songs, which can be found here."Virgil" mentioned a "deluxe" edition of We Can't Dance he made, which can be found here."Virgil" is Alex C. Telander."Me" is Daniel Telander.This episode was edited and mixed by Dan Telander, and produced and hosted by Dan Telander and Alex C. Telander.You can reach us with questions, comments, and suggestions at meandvirgilpod@gmail.com.You can find all our other social media links here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode was written, edited, and produced by Alex C. Telander.The part of Jake is performed by Chris FletcherThe part of Monica is performed by Georgia MckenzieThe part of Zhang is performed by Emily WangThe part of Steve is performed by Alex C. Telander.The part of News Announcer is performed by Mike Lord.The part of Sofia is performed by Madelyn DortaThe part of Dominic is performed by Davis WaldenThe part of Draymond is performed by Eli GabrielSound design was done by the wonderful Mike Nye of Hail and Well Met Podcasts, for more info check out hailandwellmetpodcast.com. Music featured in this episode is “Zeitshreiber” by Simon Slator, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Be sure to check out the artist at freemusicarchive.org.The theme song was composed by Chris Fletcher.You can find a transcript for this episode here.Thank you to all our patrons on the Ostium Network Patreon. You make this show possible. If you would like to support our shows, you can do that at patreon.com/ostiumpodcast. You'll get access to lots of bonus material including brand new episodes of the Ostium Sagas, the monthly Ostium Network Update, and lots of other goodies.For more info on Ostium, our other shows, transcripts and merchandise, you can visit ostiumnetwork.com.The Ostium Podcast is a member of the Rusty Quill Network. For other great Rusty Quill shows, be sure to check out rustyquill.com.Thank you very much for listening and we'll see you next week for a new episode.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode was written, edited, and produced by Alex C. Telander.The part of Jake is performed by Chris FletcherThe part of Monica is performed by Georgia MckenzieThe part of Zhang is performed by Emily WangThe part of Steve is performed by Alex C. Telander.The part of Guard is performed by Mike Nye.The part of Haynes is performed by Bernie Nye.Sound design was done by the wonderful Mike Nye of Hail and Well Met Podcasts, for more info check out hailandwellmetpodcast.com. Music featured in this episode is “Four Degrees Below” by Simon Slator, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Be sure to check out the artist at freemusicarchive.org.The theme song was composed by Chris Fletcher.You can find a transcript for this episode here.Thank you to all our patrons on the Ostium Network Patreon. You make this show possible. If you would like to support our shows, you can do that at patreon.com/ostiumpodcast. You'll get access to lots of bonus material including brand new episodes of the Ostium Sagas, the monthly Ostium Network Update, and lots of other goodies.For more info on Ostium, our other shows, transcripts and merchandise, you can visit ostiumnetwork.com.The Ostium Podcast is a member of the Rusty Quill Network. For other great Rusty Quill shows, be sure to check out rustyquill.com.Thank you very much for listening and we'll see you next week for a new episode.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode was written, edited, and produced by Alex C. Telander.The part of Jake is performed by Chris FletcherThe part of Monica is performed by Georgia MckenzieThe part of Zhang is performed by Emily WangThe part of Steve is performed by Alex C. Telander.Sound design was done by the wonderful Mike Nye of Hail and Well Met Podcasts, for more info check out hailandwellmetpodcast.com. And a big thank you to Marcel and Libby from Freetousesounds.Music featured in this episode is “Colourful Connections” by Simon Slator, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Be sure to check out the artist at freemusicarchive.org.The theme song was composed by Chris Fletcher.[Transcript coming soon.]Thank you to all our patrons on the Ostium Network Patreon. You make this show possible. If you would like to support our shows, you can do that at on our Patreon. You'll get access to lots of bonus material including brand new episodes of the Ostium Sagas, the monthly Ostium Network Update, and lots of other goodies.For more info on Ostium, our other shows, transcripts and merchandise, you can visit ostiumnetwork.com.The Ostium Podcast is a member of the Rusty Quill Network. For other great Rusty Quill shows, be sure to check out rustyquill.com.Thank you very much for listening and we'll see you next week for a new episode.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Larry Harcourt is Harlan Guthrie.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Me & Virgil: A Genesis Brother's Podcast Episode 3: Danceable Part 1. In this episode we focus and talk about side 1 of the album that started it all for us: We Can't Dance, released on 11th November by Virgin Records. It is, as mentioned, the album that introduced to us what would become our favourite band of all time. And so naturally we very heavily discuss the impact the album had on our lives (and still does) and the many nostalgic feelings and stories that came from it especially being that present at the time of its release.Considering our love for this album, we decided not to rush ourselves and so split the album into two episodes. This episode, we then cover side 1 of this album, with the tracks being "No Son of Mine" up to "Dreaming While You Sleep".A lot of relatable documentaries are also mentioned, including where Daniel shares about Phil appearing on VH1 Storytellers and performing plus and explaining the birth of "No Son of Mine" and "I Can't Dance". You can watch the full episode including the Dance tracks here. "I Can't Dance" appears at 10:42 mark and No Son appears right afterwards at 15:06. Phil also covers "Since I Lost You" which we will share in the next episode. Other documentaries mentioned, are the very special behind the scenes secure footage of the band recording this very album, where Virgil and Daniel drool upon the overall sheer sound and production, along with comparisons to the live versions from the "We Can't Dance" tour and beyond. The "No Admittance" documentary can be found here.Other documentaries shared are "Genesis A History", made the previous year before the Dance album which you can view right here.Along with what Daniel calls, "a director's cut" of the same documentary known as "The Story So Far" which, despite it's viewing and sound quality, Daniel still regards it as a golden gem, and you can check all that out here.The drum bit makes a return, this time using a song from the album as an example, Daniel shares how the drums can be played in a very different way thanks to the influence of a certain former Genesis member. "Virgil" is Alex C. Telander."Me" is Daniel Telander.This episode was edited and mixed by Dan Telander, and produced and hosted by Dan Telander and Alex C. Telander.You can reach us with questions, comments, and suggestions at meandvirgilpod@gmail.com.You can find all our other social media links here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Larry Harcourt is Harlan Guthrie.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nine Till Midnight is a collaborative storytelling event between 15 podcasts: Malevolent Nowhere, On Air Out of the Ashes Parkdale Haunt The Cellar Letters The Dead Letter Office of Somewhere, Ohio The Night Post The Storage Papers Wake of Corrosion WOE.BEGONE Hell Gate City Ain't Slayed Nobody Maeltopia The Ostium Podcast Hello From The Hallowoods Content warning: General horror, swearing throughout Produced by Harlan Guthrie Master edit by Harlan Guthrie “Nine Till Midnight” was written by Harlan Guthrie Performed by Harlan Guthrie, Dylan Griggs, Kevin Berrey, Shaun Pellington, Rae Lundberg, Vincent Comegys-Davis, Jesse Syratt, Alex Nursall, Emily Kellogg, Ian Boddy, Rat Grimes, Alex C. Telander, William A. Wellman, Jeremy Enfinger, Nathan Lunsford, Steven Anzalone, Danny Scott, Bob Danielson, Nic Rosenberg, and Jamie Petronis. THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE OF SOMEWHERE, OHIO   “Downtown Train” was written, performed, and scored by Rat Grimes. Sound effects courtesy of Pixabay.   CW: mild body horror   Website: www.somewhereohio.com PARKDALE HAUNT   “PROGRAM END” was written by Alex Nursall, with engineering and sound design by Ian Boddy. Performed by Emily Kellogg, Alex Nursall, and Ian Boddy.   CW: disappearances   Website: www.parkdalehaunt.com WOE.BEGONE   “That's How I Beat Shrek” was written and performed by Dylan Griggs.    CW: violence, monsters, burning of skin   Website: www.woebegonepod.com  WAKE OF CORROSION   “Symmetry” was written and performed by Shaun Pellington.    CW: mild threat, confined spaces   Website: wakeofcorrosion.com THE NIGHT POST   “Little Dream of Me” was written, performed, and sound designed by Rae Lundberg.   CW: unreality, scopophobia, distorted/artificial voices, disordered sleep   Website: nightpostpod.com THE STORAGE PAPERS   “Four Missing” was written by Jeremy Enfinger, and performed by Jeremy Enfinger and Nathan Lunsford. Music and sound effects provided by Freesound.org and Zapsplat.   CW: general horror and themes of death (adult and child) Website: www.thestoragepapers.com   NOWHERE, ON AIR   “The Tunnels” was written, scored, and performed by Jesse Syratt. Sounds licensed under Creative Commons, courtesy of Freesound.org contributors (listed in transcript).   CW: possible claustrophobia, confinement, and loud sudden noises   Website: www.nowhereonair.carrd.co OUT OF THE ASHES   “The Wish Ledger” was written by Vincent Comegys-Davis and performed by Vincent Comegys-Davis and Rae Lundberg.   CW: n/a   Website: www.outoftheashespodcast.com THE CELLAR LETTERS   “Scab” was written by Jamie Petronis. Performed by Jamie Petronis (Guy), Jeremy Enfinger (P.A.), and Alex C. Telander (Actor)   CW: general horror, confusion, sounds of bones breaking, sounds of disemboweling, sounds of death, sounds of dismemberment, mention of child death    Website: www.thecellarletters.com HELL GATE CITY   “Baba Yaga O'Reilly” was written and performed by Kevin Berrey.   CW: the disappearance and likely murder of the unhoused, neglect of public goods and destruction of the commons, flooding and climate change, abduction, abandonment, neglect, invasion of privacy, assault, illegal trespassing, insinuated adultery, a broken ankle, sludge, the threat of being eaten by a monster or 'evil witch', death by immolation, vigilantism, severely inflated and inhumane housing costs   Website: www.hellgatecity.com THE OSTIUM PODCAST   “Grävling” was written and performed by Alex C. Telander.     CW: gore, child death and mutilation   Website: www.ostiumnetwork.com HELLO FROM THE HALLOWOODS   “Mr. Burroughs' Day Out” was written and performed by William A. Wellman. Soundtracks included ‘The Void' by Stephen Keech, ‘Bad Friends' by Tamuz Dekel, ‘Dark Blood' by Jimmy Svensson, ‘Outer Limits' by Theatre of Delays, and ‘Aftershocks', by Ardie Son, and were used under license from Artlist.io   CW: mental health disorders, asylums, human experiments, straightjackets, imprisonment, needles, injections, blood, eye injuries, scalpels, medical horror, body horror, rats, cannibalism   Website: www.hellofromthehallowoods.com MAELTOPIA   “The Hollow School” was written by Mark Anzalone, and performed and produced by Steven Anzalone.   CW: horror imagery, death   Website: www.maeltopia.com AIN'T SLAYED NOBODY   “Deep Vellum” was written by Graeme Patrick. Editing, sound design, and production by Corbin Cupp.    Performances by Danny Scott (as Mike), Bob Danielson (as Dan, The Voice), and Nic Rosenberg (as Andrea)   CW: betrayal, isolation, profanity, violence, water submersion    Website: www.aintslayednobody.com "The Scarecrow" by Harlan Guthrie, read by Harlan Guthrie CW: death, violence, blood, bones, undead Website: www.malevolent.ca 

Nine Till Midnight is a collaborative storytelling event between 15 podcasts: Malevolent Nowhere, On Air Out of the Ashes Parkdale Haunt The Cellar Letters The Dead Letter Office of Somewhere, Ohio The Night Post The Storage Papers Wake of Corrosion WOE.BEGONE Hell Gate City Ain't Slayed Nobody Maeltopia The Ostium Podcast Hello From The Hallowoods Content warning: General horror, swearing throughout Produced by Harlan Guthrie Master edit by Harlan Guthrie “Nine Till Midnight” was written by Harlan Guthrie Performed by Harlan Guthrie, Dylan Griggs, Kevin Berrey, Shaun Pellington, Rae Lundberg, Vincent Comegys-Davis, Jesse Syratt, Alex Nursall, Emily Kellogg, Ian Boddy, Rat Grimes, Alex C. Telander, William A. Wellman, Jeremy Enfinger, Nathan Lunsford, Steven Anzalone, Danny Scott, Bob Danielson, Nic Rosenberg, and Jamie Petronis. THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE OF SOMEWHERE, OHIO   “Downtown Train” was written, performed, and scored by Rat Grimes. Sound effects courtesy of Pixabay.   CW: mild body horror   Website: www.somewhereohio.com PARKDALE HAUNT   “PROGRAM END” was written by Alex Nursall, with engineering and sound design by Ian Boddy. Performed by Emily Kellogg, Alex Nursall, and Ian Boddy.   CW: disappearances   Website: www.parkdalehaunt.com WOE.BEGONE   “That's How I Beat Shrek” was written and performed by Dylan Griggs.    CW: violence, monsters, burning of skin   Website: www.woebegonepod.com  WAKE OF CORROSION   “Symmetry” was written and performed by Shaun Pellington.    CW: mild threat, confined spaces   Website: wakeofcorrosion.com THE NIGHT POST   “Little Dream of Me” was written, performed, and sound designed by Rae Lundberg.   CW: unreality, scopophobia, distorted/artificial voices, disordered sleep   Website: nightpostpod.com THE STORAGE PAPERS   “Four Missing” was written by Jeremy Enfinger, and performed by Jeremy Enfinger and Nathan Lunsford. Music and sound effects provided by Freesound.org and Zapsplat.   CW: general horror and themes of death (adult and child) Website: www.thestoragepapers.com   NOWHERE, ON AIR   “The Tunnels” was written, scored, and performed by Jesse Syratt. Sounds licensed under Creative Commons, courtesy of Freesound.org contributors (listed in transcript).   CW: possible claustrophobia, confinement, and loud sudden noises   Website: www.nowhereonair.carrd.co OUT OF THE ASHES   “The Wish Ledger” was written by Vincent Comegys-Davis and performed by Vincent Comegys-Davis and Rae Lundberg.   CW: n/a   Website: www.outoftheashespodcast.com THE CELLAR LETTERS   “Scab” was written by Jamie Petronis. Performed by Jamie Petronis (Guy), Jeremy Enfinger (P.A.), and Alex C. Telander (Actor)   CW: general horror, confusion, sounds of bones breaking, sounds of disemboweling, sounds of death, sounds of dismemberment, mention of child death    Website: www.thecellarletters.com HELL GATE CITY   “Baba Yaga O'Reilly” was written and performed by Kevin Berrey.   CW: the disappearance and likely murder of the unhoused, neglect of public goods and destruction of the commons, flooding and climate change, abduction, abandonment, neglect, invasion of privacy, assault, illegal trespassing, insinuated adultery, a broken ankle, sludge, the threat of being eaten by a monster or 'evil witch', death by immolation, vigilantism, severely inflated and inhumane housing costs   Website: www.hellgatecity.com THE OSTIUM PODCAST   “Grävling” was written and performed by Alex C. Telander.     CW: gore, child death and mutilation   Website: www.ostiumnetwork.com HELLO FROM THE HALLOWOODS   “Mr. Burroughs' Day Out” was written and performed by William A. Wellman. Soundtracks included ‘The Void' by Stephen Keech, ‘Bad Friends' by Tamuz Dekel, ‘Dark Blood' by Jimmy Svensson, ‘Outer Limits' by Theatre of Delays, and ‘Aftershocks', by Ardie Son, and were used under license from Artlist.io   CW: mental health disorders, asylums, human experiments, straightjackets, imprisonment, needles, injections, blood, eye injuries, scalpels, medical horror, body horror, rats, cannibalism   Website: www.hellofromthehallowoods.com MAELTOPIA   “The Hollow School” was written by Mark Anzalone, and performed and produced by Steven Anzalone.   CW: horror imagery, death   Website: www.maeltopia.com AIN'T SLAYED NOBODY   “Deep Vellum” was written by Graeme Patrick. Editing, sound design, and production by Corbin Cupp.    Performances by Danny Scott (as Mike), Bob Danielson (as Dan, The Voice), and Nic Rosenberg (as Andrea)   CW: betrayal, isolation, profanity, violence, water submersion    Website: www.aintslayednobody.com "The Scarecrow" by Harlan Guthrie, read by Harlan Guthrie CW: death, violence, blood, bones, undead Website: www.malevolent.ca 

Nine Till Midnight is a collaborative storytelling event between 15 podcasts: Malevolent Nowhere, On Air Out of the Ashes Parkdale Haunt The Cellar Letters The Dead Letter Office of Somewhere, Ohio The Night Post The Storage Papers Wake of Corrosion WOE.BEGONE Hell Gate City Ain't Slayed Nobody Maeltopia The Ostium Podcast Hello From The Hallowoods Content warning: General horror, swearing throughout Produced by Harlan Guthrie Master edit by Harlan Guthrie “Nine Till Midnight” was written by Harlan Guthrie Performed by Harlan Guthrie, Dylan Griggs, Kevin Berrey, Shaun Pellington, Rae Lundberg, Vincent Comegys-Davis, Jesse Syratt, Alex Nursall, Emily Kellogg, Ian Boddy, Rat Grimes, Alex C. Telander, William A. Wellman, Jeremy Enfinger, Nathan Lunsford, Steven Anzalone, Danny Scott, Bob Danielson, Nic Rosenberg, and Jamie Petronis. THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE OF SOMEWHERE, OHIO   “Downtown Train” was written, performed, and scored by Rat Grimes. Sound effects courtesy of Pixabay.   CW: mild body horror   Website: www.somewhereohio.com PARKDALE HAUNT   “PROGRAM END” was written by Alex Nursall, with engineering and sound design by Ian Boddy. Performed by Emily Kellogg, Alex Nursall, and Ian Boddy.   CW: disappearances   Website: www.parkdalehaunt.com WOE.BEGONE   “That's How I Beat Shrek” was written and performed by Dylan Griggs.    CW: violence, monsters, burning of skin   Website: www.woebegonepod.com  WAKE OF CORROSION   “Symmetry” was written and performed by Shaun Pellington.    CW: mild threat, confined spaces   Website: wakeofcorrosion.com THE NIGHT POST   “Little Dream of Me” was written, performed, and sound designed by Rae Lundberg.   CW: unreality, scopophobia, distorted/artificial voices, disordered sleep   Website: nightpostpod.com THE STORAGE PAPERS   “Four Missing” was written by Jeremy Enfinger, and performed by Jeremy Enfinger and Nathan Lunsford. Music and sound effects provided by Freesound.org and Zapsplat.   CW: general horror and themes of death (adult and child) Website: www.thestoragepapers.com   NOWHERE, ON AIR   “The Tunnels” was written, scored, and performed by Jesse Syratt. Sounds licensed under Creative Commons, courtesy of Freesound.org contributors (listed in transcript).   CW: possible claustrophobia, confinement, and loud sudden noises   Website: www.nowhereonair.carrd.co OUT OF THE ASHES   “The Wish Ledger” was written by Vincent Comegys-Davis and performed by Vincent Comegys-Davis and Rae Lundberg.   CW: n/a   Website: www.outoftheashespodcast.com THE CELLAR LETTERS   “Scab” was written by Jamie Petronis. Performed by Jamie Petronis (Guy), Jeremy Enfinger (P.A.), and Alex C. Telander (Actor)   CW: general horror, confusion, sounds of bones breaking, sounds of disemboweling, sounds of death, sounds of dismemberment, mention of child death    Website: www.thecellarletters.com HELL GATE CITY   “Baba Yaga O'Reilly” was written and performed by Kevin Berrey.   CW: the disappearance and likely murder of the unhoused, neglect of public goods and destruction of the commons, flooding and climate change, abduction, abandonment, neglect, invasion of privacy, assault, illegal trespassing, insinuated adultery, a broken ankle, sludge, the threat of being eaten by a monster or 'evil witch', death by immolation, vigilantism, severely inflated and inhumane housing costs   Website: www.hellgatecity.com THE OSTIUM PODCAST   “Grävling” was written and performed by Alex C. Telander.     CW: gore, child death and mutilation   Website: www.ostiumnetwork.com HELLO FROM THE HALLOWOODS   “Mr. Burroughs' Day Out” was written and performed by William A. Wellman. Soundtracks included ‘The Void' by Stephen Keech, ‘Bad Friends' by Tamuz Dekel, ‘Dark Blood' by Jimmy Svensson, ‘Outer Limits' by Theatre of Delays, and ‘Aftershocks', by Ardie Son, and were used under license from Artlist.io   CW: mental health disorders, asylums, human experiments, straightjackets, imprisonment, needles, injections, blood, eye injuries, scalpels, medical horror, body horror, rats, cannibalism   Website: www.hellofromthehallowoods.com MAELTOPIA   “The Hollow School” was written by Mark Anzalone, and performed and produced by Steven Anzalone.   CW: horror imagery, death   Website: www.maeltopia.com AIN'T SLAYED NOBODY   “Deep Vellum” was written by Graeme Patrick. Editing, sound design, and production by Corbin Cupp.    Performances by Danny Scott (as Mike), Bob Danielson (as Dan, The Voice), and Nic Rosenberg (as Andrea)   CW: betrayal, isolation, profanity, violence, water submersion    Website: www.aintslayednobody.com "The Scarecrow" by Harlan Guthrie, read by Harlan Guthrie CW: death, violence, blood, bones, undead Website: www.malevolent.ca 

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Larry Harcourt is Harlan Guthrie.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alex AKA Virgil and Dan AKA Me get together to do a special short EP episode having both now seen Peter Gabriel live on his I/O Tour. They give their thoughts on the tour, the performance, and the show as a whole, with pros and cons."Virgil" is Alex C. Telander."Me" is Daniel Telander.This episode was edited and mixed by Daniel Telander.You can reach us with questions, comments, and suggestions at meandvirgilpod@gmail.com.You can find all our other social media links here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Larry Harcourt is Harlan Guthrie.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Me & Virgil: A Genesis Brother's Podcast Episode 2: I Know What I Like. In this episode we talk about our favorite Genesis music: top three albums with some runners up, then top five Genesis songs, moving on to the drum bit all about electric drums, and ending with what the "I Know What I Like" is actually about and which live version is our favorite. In the episode we mention the "Trick of the Tail" video which can be found here.In the episode Virgil mentions a documentary with Tony talk about Genesis career being like the song "Duchess." You can watch that interview here. The bit Virgil if referring to is at the 4:25 mark.Daniel mentions the live version of the Trick of the Tail Tour which can be found here.Virgil mentions a video by Rick Beato talking about the greatness of the song "Dance On A Volcano" which can be found here."Virgil" is Alex C. Telander."Me" is Daniel Telander.This episode was edited and mixed by Daniel Telander.You can reach us with questions, comments, and suggestions at meandvirgilpod@gmail.com.You can find all our other social media links here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Larry Harcourt is Harlan Guthrie.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Day 1 of 31 Days of Halloween//Are you afraid of spiders?//I bet you are...//This episode was brought to you by our newest Patreon Members and their generosity. Today we'd like to thank: Samantha Welch, Sheri Mos, AlicenWrites, Cat Holtz, and Margaret Terrill.//If you'd like to join them visit patreon.com/pulpaudioEdited By: Cole WeaversDirected by Cole WeaversWritten By: Alex C. Telander//This episode featured:Kira AppleFor more work by Alex C. Telander, check out the Ostium Podcast:https://open.spotify.com/show/6FNe7PnwdGU4Aoz8MlFNDL?si=7e41de19f1d5444eFor more work by Kira Apple, check out the Superstition Podcast:https://open.spotify.com/show/3UjciHjSQy5OxDq29hfWVZ?si=2a303f4ce41d43ac//You can subscribe to this podcast using your podcast software of choice, or by visiting our Patreon for additional episodes and content//Marketed and Distributed By Rusty Quill Network Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Icy strings, harp and choir for a gloomy and ethereal fantasy world” by Gerardo. Under a Creative Commons License.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Virtutes Instrumenti” by Kevin MacLeod. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Freesound.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Virtutes Instrumenti” by Kevin MacLeod. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Freesound.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Virtutes Instrumenti” by Kevin MacLeod. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Freesound.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Virtutes Instrumenti” by Kevin MacLeod. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Freesound.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Virtutes Instrumenti” by Kevin MacLeod. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Freesound.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Virtutes Instrumenti” by Kevin MacLeod. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Virtutes Instrumenti” by Kevin MacLeod. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Virtutes Instrumenti” by Kevin MacLeod. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this Ostium Sagas collection we have the author's and recorder's endnotes , as well the storyteller for Saga II.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.A transcript for this episode can be found here.Music featured in this episode includes: “Synthwave Car” by Gushito, “Icy strings, harp and choir for a gloomy and ethereal fantasy world” by Gerardo, and “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this Ostium Sagas collection we have the "Fire" for Saga II.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.A transcript for this episode can be found here.Music featured in this episode includes: “Synthwave Car” by Gushito and “I Nostri Giorni II” by bzur. Under a Creative Commons License.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this Ostium Sagas collection we have the author's and recorder's introductions, as well the storyteller for Saga II.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.A transcript for this episode can be found here.Music featured in this episode includes: “Synthwave Car” by Gushito, “Icy strings, harp and choir for a gloomy and ethereal fantasy world” by Gerardo, and “Ohm” by Michele Nobler, and “I Nostri Giorni II” by bzur. Under a Creative Commons License.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey everyone, Alex C. Telander here. Are you ready for another Ostium Sagas? If you're wondering what I'm talking about, it's a strange book from the eighteenth century Steve finds in a basement at the Ostium Network and he's recording what he's reading and what he thinks about what he's reading. Strange stories about time travelers stuck in the past. You want to make sure you start at the first episode and just to let you know, this isn't the first episode, so double check if you need to.And if you enjoy this Ostium Sagas episode and want more right away, you can do that very easily by heading over to our Patreon and supporting us at any level. You'll instantly get access to the next fifteen episodes, plus a bunch of other bonus material.A transcript of this episode can be found here.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The voice of Larry Harcourt is Harlan GuthrieThe voice of Professor Harcourt is Harlan GuthrieThe theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey everyone, Alex C. Telander here. Are you ready for another Ostium Sagas? If you're wondering what I'm talking about, it's a strange book from the eighteenth century Steve finds in a basement at the Ostium Network and he's recording what he's reading and what he thinks about what he's reading. Strange stories about time travelers stuck in the past. You want to make sure you start at the first episode and just to let you know, this isn't the first episode, so double check if you need to.And if you enjoy this Ostium Sagas episode and want more right away, you can do that very easily by heading over to our Patreon and supporting us at any level. You'll instantly get access to the next fifteen episodes, plus a bunch of other bonus material.A transcript of this episode can be found here.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The voice of Professor Harcourt is Harlan GuthrieThe theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey everyone, Alex C. Telander here. Are you ready for another Ostium Sagas? If you're wondering what I'm talking about, it's a strange book from the eighteenth century Steve finds in a basement at the Ostium Network and he's recording what he's reading and what he thinks about what he's reading. Strange stories about time travelers stuck in the past. You want to make sure you start at the first episode and just to let you know, this isn't the first episode, so double check if you need to.And if you enjoy this Ostium Sagas episode and want more right away, you can do that very easily by heading over to our Patreon and supporting us at any level. You'll instantly get access to the next fifteen episodes, plus a bunch of other bonus material.A transcript of this episode can be found here.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The voice of Professor Harcourt is Harlan GuthrieThe theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey everyone, Alex C. Telander here. Are you ready for another Ostium Sagas? If you're wondering what I'm talking about, it's a strange book from the eighteenth century Steve finds in a basement at the Ostium Network and he's recording what he's reading and what he thinks about what he's reading. Strange stories about time travelers stuck in the past. You want to make sure you start at the first episode and just to let you know, this isn't the first episode, so double check if you need to.And if you enjoy this Ostium Sagas episode and want more right away, you can do that very easily by heading over to our Patreon and supporting us at any level. You'll instantly get access to the next fifteen episodes, plus a bunch of other bonus material.A transcript of this episode can be found here.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey everyone, Alex C. Telander here. Are you ready for another Ostium Sagas? If you're wondering what I'm talking about, it's a strange book from the eighteenth century Steve finds in a basement at the Ostium Network and he's recording what he's reading and what he thinks about what he's reading. Strange stories about time travelers stuck in the past. You want to make sure you start at the first episode and just to let you know, this isn't the first episode, so double check if you need to.And if you enjoy this Ostium Sagas episode and want more right away, you can do that very easily by heading over to our Patreon and supporting us at any level. You'll instantly get access to the next fifteen episodes, plus a bunch of other bonus material.A transcript of this episode can be found here.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “Ohm” by Michele Nobler. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey everyone, Alex C. Telander here. Are you ready for another Ostium Sagas? If you're wondering what I'm talking about, it's a strange book from the eighteenth century Steve finds in a basement at the Ostium Network and he's recording what he's reading and what he thinks about what he's reading. Strange stories about time travelers stuck in the past. You want to make sure you start at the first episode and just to let you know, this isn't the first episode, so double check if you need to.And if you enjoy this Ostium Sagas episode and want more right away, you can do that very easily by heading over to our Patreon and supporting us at any level. You'll instantly get access to the next fifteen episodes, plus a bunch of other bonus material.A transcript of this episode can be found here.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “I Nostri Giorni II” by bzur. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey everyone, Alex C. Telander here. Are you ready for another Ostium Sagas? If you're wondering what I'm talking about, it's a strange book from the eighteenth century Steve finds in a basement at the Ostium Network and he's recording what he's reading and what he thinks about what he's reading. Strange stories about time travelers stuck in the past. You want to make sure you start at the first episode and just to let you know, this isn't the first episode, so double check if you need to.And if you enjoy this Ostium Sagas episode and want more right away, you can do that very easily by heading over to our Patreon and supporting us at any level. You'll instantly get access to the next fifteen episodes, plus a bunch of other bonus material.A transcript of this episode can be found here.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “I Nostri Giorni II” by bzur. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey everyone, Alex C. Telander here. Are you ready for another Ostium Sagas? If you're wondering what I'm talking about, it's a strange book from the eighteenth century Steve finds in a basement at the Ostium Network and he's recording what he's reading and what he thinks about what he's reading. Strange stories about time travelers stuck in the past. You want to make sure you start at the first episode and just to let you know, this isn't the first episode, so double check if you need to.And if you enjoy this Ostium Sagas episode and want more right away, you can do that very easily by heading over to our Patreon and supporting us at any level. You'll instantly get access to the next fifteen episodes, plus a bunch of other bonus material.A transcript of this episode can be found here.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “I Nostri Giorni II” by bzur. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey everyone, Alex C. Telander here. Are you ready for another Ostium Sagas? If you're wondering what I'm talking about, it's a strange book from the eighteenth century Steve finds in a basement at the Ostium Network and he's recording what he's reading and what he thinks about what he's reading. Strange stories about time travelers stuck in the past. You want to make sure you start at the first episode and just to let you know, this isn't the first episode, so double check if you need to.And if you enjoy this Ostium Sagas episode and want more right away, you can do that very easily by heading over to our Patreon and supporting us at any level. You'll instantly get access to the next fifteen episodes, plus a bunch of other bonus material.A transcript of this episode can be found here.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “I Nostri Giorni II” by bzur. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey everyone, Alex C. Telander here. Are you ready for another Ostium Sagas? If you're wondering what I'm talking about, it's a strange book from the eighteenth century Steve finds in a basement at the Ostium Network and he's recording what he's reading and what he thinks about what he's reading. Strange stories about time travelers stuck in the past. You want to make sure you start at the first episode and just to let you know, this isn't the first episode, so double check if you need to.And if you enjoy this Ostium Sagas episode and want more right away, you can do that very easily by heading over to our Patreon and supporting us at any level. You'll instantly get access to the next fifteen episodes, plus a bunch of other bonus material.A transcript of this episode can be found here.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “I Nostri Giorni II” by bzur. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey everyone, Alex C. Telander here. Are you ready for another Ostium Sagas? If you're wondering what I'm talking about, it's a strange book from the eighteenth century Steve finds in a basement at the Ostium Network and he's recording what he's reading and what he thinks about what he's reading. Strange stories about time travelers stuck in the past. You want to make sure you start at the first episode and just to let you know, this isn't the first episode, so double check if you need to.And if you enjoy this Ostium Sagas episode and want more right away, you can do that very easily by heading over to our Patreon and supporting us at any level. You'll instantly get access to the next fifteen episodes, plus a bunch of other bonus material.A transcript of this episode can be found here.The Ostium Sagas is created, written and produced by Alex C. Telander.The voice of Steve is Alex C. Telander.The theme song is “Synthwave Car” by Gushito.The music featured in this episode is “I Nostri Giorni II” by bzur. Under a Creative Commons License.Sound effects are courtesy of Soundly.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ostium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.