Show Notes
Kove gets a taste of Church politics. Arius introduces her to the Order.
Content Warnings: This episode contains several instances of high-pitched shrieking. Timestamps are listed below. Listener discretion is advised.
Loud screams interspersed between 28:28-28:59
Distant screams at 37:38 and 38:22
Loud screams between 38:41-38:52
Episode transcripts
Dustwalker Original Theme by Teala Torres.
In this episode, you heard:
Jayde Violet Hampton-VanSant as Kove
Nyx Calder as Arius Rosemund
Althea Walmisley as Senator Lysander
Nicky Benoit as Lily
David John-Bores as Deveraux Menzi
Dylan Nguyen as Orator Tuân & additional voices
Luiza Mendes as Senator Dahlia
Amy D. Davis and Katelyn Martin as Coriander
Moe Finch as the Voice of the Credits
Additional Voices:
Little Lobstrosity as Senator
Dylan Nguyen as Advisor
Josephine Sweet as Mysterious Lady
Kirsty Woolven as Mysterious Girl
Dustwalker screams curtesy of Savy Des-Etages.
Additional music credits:
The Search by Hanna Ekström, Anna Dager
Duststone Theme by Teala Torres
Enter the Realm of Shadows by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen
Mimicry by Gavin Luke
Distressed by Hanna Ekström, Anna Dager
Crew:
Executive Producer, Writer, Director: Bren McQuillan
Sound Designer, Primary Mix Engineer, Co-Mastering Engineer: Bren McQuillan
Secondary Mix Engineer & Co-Mastering Engineer: Aaron Paolucci
SFX and additional music courtesy of Epidemic Sound. Cane SFX courtesy of Maddie Cooper on Freesound.org.
Episode art by Bren McQuillan.
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