
Show Notes
Maybe there's more to Arius than meets the eye.
Content Warnings: This episode contains cursing, depictions of heavy drinking, discussion of an unwanted pregnancy, references to a past abusive relationship, and distant explosions from 1:11:03 through 1:11:40. Not intended for kids. Listener discretion is advised.
Episode transcripts
In this episode, you heard:
Jayde Violet Hampton-VanSant as Kove
Nyx Calder as Arius Rosemund
Kit Paterson as Young Arius
Kadecia as Romina
Amy D. Davis and Katelyn Martin as Coriander
Trenton Butt as Sterling
Kirsty Woolven as Cirrus
Moe Finch as the Voice of the Credits
Additional Voices:
Althea Walmisley as Student
Savy Des-Etages as Woman
Additional music credits:
Duplicity by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen and Karoliina Gabel
Crazy Blues and Mem'ries of You, Mammy by Mamie Smith, heard during the tonic scene
Eleven Steps Ahead by Stefan Ekström
Dauntless by Hanna Ekström, heard during Arius' memory sequence
Unconventional Wisdom by Howard Harper-Barnes
Epilogue by Hanna Ekström and DEX 1200
Decomposed by Philip Ayers
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.
Episode art by Bren McQuillan.
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