Calling Darkness Podcast

Season Two, Episode Two - "I Hear Dead People"

Calling Darkness Podcast

Show Notes

Season Two, Episode Two - "I Hear Dead People" Written by S.H. Cooper

In which the past comes back to haunt Annabelle, reluctant connections are made, and an old favorite returns.

Performed by: S.H. Cooper as Bridgette Milsen Gemma Amor as Gloria Smith Erin B Lillis as Rose Dan Zappulla as Phineas Daws Justin McCarthy as Uncle Ned Bonnie Calderwood Aspinwall as Eve Desdymona Howard as Annabelle Crowe Charlotte Norup as Nadia Olsen Victoria Juan as Mariela Williams Allison Brandt as Cassie Waters Graham Rowat as Lialga

Audio Design and Production by Kristina Manente Dialogue Edited by Alexis Strope Music Composed by Dan Zappulla Episode Artwork by Desdymona Howard

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