Show Notes
CONTENT WARNING: Multiple character deaths, elements of police violence, strong elements of pyrophobia and the uncanny, unreality, existential dread, coughing and choking sound effects, and loud noises including screams and explosions
02142020c: As Oslow rises from the earth, the staff of the ISPHA Observation Post realizes they are not alone...
Starring Kris Allison as Dana Caldwell, Kirsty Woolven as seismography, Athena Lee as Imaging, Jenna Rose as Medic, Dontae Majors as Sensors, Josh Beard as Coordination, B. Narr as Drone Control, Stephen Indrisano as Communications, Mike LeBeau as Security, Mihai Matei as North Guard, Marnie Warner as East Guard, Michael McCue as South Guard, Michael Mishkin as West Guard, Nikolas Yuen as IT, Mike Kennedy as Edgar Morrison, Sneha Kumar as Lab Tech, and Adrian Gibbs as Adrian Briggs, with original music by Jesse Haugen. Our end credits song was "I'll Understand" by Roza. Written by Wray Van Winkle, directed by Madeleine Regina, and produced by Virginia Spotts, with dialogue editing and sound design by Wray Van Winkle. This episode was made possible by our supporters at Patreon.com/homesteadcorner, ko-fi.com/homesteadcorner, and our backers on Seed&Spark.
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