Tales for Howling at the Full Moon: Recent Episodes
H. M. Radcliff
An informal anthology series of short works of audio fiction, released around the full moon. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/packhowl/support
Willet Hargil Folintus Tarnin Escavellius Boleti Goodvent Pillter Coburnikel Eugene Robers, AKA Tumbill, is just your everyday bounty hun--errrrr, Criminal Acuisition Specialist, out there lookin' for love in the cosmos. Will the universe abide?
Starring Aud Andrews as Tumbill, Sarah Lynn as the speed dater, B. Narr as the unknowable horror, Edward Calvey as the interviewer, and Erin Lundquist as Ruf.
Written by Aud Andrews, sound design by H. M. Radcliff, main theme and "What is Love? (Baby don't Hurt Me)" cover by Aud Andrews
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Willet Hargil Folintus Tarnin Escavellius Boleti Goodvent Pillter Coburnikel Eugene Robers, AKA Tumbill, is just your everyday bounty hun--errrrr, Criminal Acuisition Specialist, out there lookin' for love in the cosmos. Will the universe abide?
Starring Aud Andrews as Tumbill, Sarah Lynn as the speed dater, B. Narr as the unknowable horror, Edward Calvey as the interviewer, and Erin Lundquist as Ruf.
Written by Aud Andrews, sound design by H. M. Radcliff, main theme and "What is Love? (Baby don't Hurt Me)" cover by Aud Andrews
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Jonah is just your regular everyday blobfi--er, human--living in a far-future dystopia. Then he meets Marcilene. Performed Magnus Carlssen and Dallis MacKenzie. Story by H.M. Radcliff. Music by Aud Andrews.
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From his window, a man watches the slow devolution of humanity after half the world is consumed by The Nothing. Content warning: contains themes that some might find distressing."The Nothing" was Performed by Aud Andrews. Story by Hannah Radcliff and Aud Andrews. Main story music by Hannah Radcliff, feat. Matt Radcliff and Micah Jerrell. Closing song, "Nothing More," by Aud Andrews.
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