Show Notes
The House of Healing crew visit the Harvest Moon Faire to unwind, but strange and monstrous things are afoot. Episode Transcript Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partners
Credits Barbara Clifford as Alba Salix Julian Sark as Magnus Olivia Jon as Holly and Elaine O'Neal as Antalia Pearcey Mbula Enobong as Loria Berenice Robert Frances as Jerome Abbas Hussein as Withrow Lee George Bertwell as King Gunther Marisa King as Queen Parabel
and special guests: Royal Librarians Amanda McLoughlin and Julia Schifini, hosts of of the podcast Spirits; the prologue was read by Chris Luckhardt; the Cook and young Master Martin were Alan Burgon and Julia C. Thorne of The Amelia Project from Imploding Fictions; and Biff was played by James Oliva, heard on countless shows and creator of What's The Frequency.
Written and directed by Eli McIlveen and Sean Howard Music and sound design by Eli McIlveen Associate Producers: Heather Collins, Julian Sark, Michael Hudson, Jack Pevyhouse, Paul Tedesco and Keiko Kanda Supporting Producer: Kim Bellinger Executive Producer: Dave Addison
Support the show and get access to bonus content: https://albasalix.com/support Content warning: Danger, animal attacks, violent mobs and day drinking.
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