
Show Notes
We may have finished season 1 of Englewood After Dark, but we're still hungry for more mystery. Check out our friends at Dash! Ripped from the pages of the hit indie comic book, this audio drama is a reimagined queer take on a classic genre that’s a blend of noir, horror, and mystery with a sense of humor.
1940, Los Angeles. Openly gay private eye Dash Malone discovers Plink, his recently deceased lover, had been hiding secrets to a supernatural world. Now this detective must balance adventures, such as stopping a reanimated mummy, aiding an invisible man, and uncovering the secrets to a mad scientist's lab; with the run of the mill cases a private eye tackles like catching the random cheating spouse with their pants down. With a society that rejects this PI for who he is, Dash must learn to trust his friends enough to help him, and by doing so he might discover a power that’s hiding inside of him. A power that could help him find his way back to his long lost love. Season 2 now airing bi-weekly, starring Jared Calhoun as Dash Malone.
DASH SEASON 2: THE CASE OF THE INVISIBLE MAN - CHAPTER 1 In the first case of Season 2, Dash receives a note, seemingly out of thin air, that is both a plea for help and invitation to danger. Content Warning: Firearms, environmental sounds, doors slamming, cigarette smoking, post-sexual situations, and abrupt sounds. Starring: Jared Calhoun, Sara Luciano, Jay Mazzola, Walter McCready, Thomas-Robert Irvin, Shannad Massad, Cathy Mostek, Joel Gerlach, Leigh Jacobs, Christopher Tolomeo, and Carlos Jiga, with announcer John Barker. Written and directed by Dave Ebersole. Sound design by Mick Loro. Music by Christopher Tolomeo and Mick Loro. Production Manager Hannah A. Wisniewski. Executive producer Mick Loro. Dash created by Dave Ebersole and Delia Gable. Cover art by Vinnie Rico. Full Season 2 press packet Dash The Podcast is a Lightbooth Blackout Production.
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In the past, Maeve and Erin hold a seance and learn too much. Content warnings: hallucinations, emotional manipulation, ghosts, hauntings, threats implied and explicit, gore and violence, suicidal ideation, mentions of previous suicide attempts, attempted suicide, possession. Englewood After Dark, Episode 26: Eyes by Candlelight was written by Hannah Brown and Dennis Ortman. Dialogue edited by CJ Macaulay. Sound Designed by A. Rose. Music by Athan. Starring Matt Bartlett as Anthony Rossi, Sparrow Delgado as Erin Grant, Nahla Campbell as Kate Saunders, Eli Labat-Angstadt as Lionel Wench, James Lorenz as Ludwig Schmidt, Sophia Chung as Madeline, Hannah Brown as Maeve O’Coill, Monica Webb as Mother Margaret, Jackie Mickle as Steven Falls, Joel A.S. Butler as The Watcher.
In the past, someone does something unforgivable. In the present, Noa returns to confront Nielson. Content warnings for violence, gore, witnessing the death of a loved one, bodily injury, predatory chase sequences, enclosure in tight spaces and an ending scene of prolonged screaming and pleading for life. Englewood After Dark: Disclosures episode 25 was written by Hannah Brown and Dennis Ortman. Sound Designed by A.Rose. Music by Athan. Starring Matt Bartlett as Anthony Rossi Dennis Ortman as Calvin Nielson Sparrow Delgado as Erin Grant Sophia Cymone as Kristina McKenna Brittnie Finlay-Hayes as Leora Fanel Hannah Brown as Maeve O’Coill Katherine Leister as Noa Eikenboom and Jackie "57 Precepts" Mickle as Steven Falls.
In the past, Steven and Anthony deal with consequences after a revelation. Content warings: hallucinations, violence, torture, and manipulation. You just finished listening to Englewood After Dark, Episode 24: Smoke and Mirrors. Written by Hannah Brown and Dennis Ortman. Audio edit by CJ Macaulay. Sound Designed by A.Rose. Music by Athan. Starring Matt Bartlett as Anthony Rossi, Sparrow Delgado as Erin Grant, Ruth Lockerman as Isa Grant, Nahla Campbell as Kate Saunders, Hannah Brown as Maeve O’Coill, Ciaran Moffatt as Maeve’s Dad, Jackie "57 Precepts" Mickle as Steven Falls, and Joel A.S. Butler as The Watcher/ Brotherhood Member.
In the past, Anthony snaps, and Kris takes matters into her own hands. In the present, Marshall Moore enlightens Noa. Transcripts available here! Support us on Patreon. CW: Gore and viscera noises, death, emotional breakdowns, abusive of authority, implied sexual misconduct, abuse of power, and blackmail. Englewood After Dark, 23: Gravity was written by Hannah Brown and Dennis Ortman. Sound Designed by A.Rose. Music by Athan. Starring: Matt Bartlett as Anthony Rossi, Martin Laston as Ashton Brookes, Dennis Ortman as Calvin Nielson, Torchide as Darcy Bennet, Sparrow Delgado as Erin Grant, Sophia Cymone as Kristina McKenna, Eli Labat-Angstadt as Lionel Wench, Hannah Brown as Maeve O’Coill, James Lorenz as Marshall Moore, Katherine Leister as Noa Eikenboom, and Jackie "57 Precepts" Mickle as Steven Falls.
In the present, Noa is helped out by her allies. In the past, the gang realise exactly who they’re trapped inside with. Transcripts! Discord! Support us on Patreon (pretty please!) Content warnings: delusional thinking, hallucinations, threats, discussions of violence, implied sexual violence, misogyny, and actual violence. Englewood After Dark, Episode 22: Nose Dive was written by Hannah Brown and Dennis Ortman. Sound Designed by A.Rose. Music by Athan. Starring Matt Bartlett as Anthony Rossi, Sam Goguen as Deputy Pugh-Bevans, Dennis Ortman as Drunk Man, Sparrow Delgado as Erin Grant, Nahla Campbell as Kate Saunders, Eli Labat-Angstadt as Lionel Wench, Hannah Brown as Maeve O'Coill Katherine Leister as Noa Eikenboom, and Jackie "57 Precepts" Mickle as Steven Falls.