8: Man’s Best Friend

In the final episode of the series, Millie and her mum try to escape whoever it is that’s been interfering in their lives. Janina Matthewson is a novelist and co-writer of ‘Within the Wires’ – the successful podcast audio drama series that she makes with Jeffrey Cranor of ‘Welcome to Night Vale’.Millie…. Abra Thompson Beth…. Camille Coduri Nurse.... Scarlett Courtenay Train Announcer.... Adam CourtingMusic by Mary Epworth Directed by James RobinsonA BBC Cymru Wales Production

A huge queue forms across the North of England. But what could be so important to make people wait in line - for years?Jen and Chris Sugden are the creators of the popular alternative history podcast series Victoriocity.Elena.... Adele Leonce Bronwyn.... Gwyneth Keyworth Neal.... Ian Smith Wilkes.... Jessica Turner Claire.... Laura Christy Carlson.... Ikky ElyasDirected by David DevereuxA BBC Cymru Wales Production

Lloyd is plagued by a mysterious dog.By Robert Valentine, an award-winning audio drama creator known for Red Moon (BBC) and The Springheel Saga (Wireless Theatre).Lloyd... Alex Lawther Nadia...Monica Sagar Jacquie ... Heather Craney Marco … Lucio Veronesi Police Officers… Adam Courting, Scarlett CourtneyMusic by Mary Epworth Directed by John NortonA BBC Cymru Wales Production

Germaine, a homeless woman, stumbles upon a parallel universe late one night while foraging behind a roller bin.Greer Ellison is an award-winning screenwriter known for 'Butterfly Kisses'.Germaine…Georgia Henshaw Detective Blake…Don Gilet Booker…Lloyd Everitt Ryan…Dom FrancisMusic by Mary Epworth Directed by John Norton A BBC Cymru Wales Production

Millie and her mum attempt to uncover who it is that’s listening to their phone calls and fixing their lives. Janina Matthewson is a novelist and co-writer of ‘Within the Wires’ – the successful podcast audio drama series that she makes with Jeffrey Cranor of ‘Welcome to Night Vale’.Millie…. Abra Thompson Beth…. Camille Coduri Music by Mary Epworth Directed by James RobinsonA BBC Cymru Wales Production

Precious is convinced that the tree next to her tower block is moving and she’s trying to prove it to Temi. But what she discovers is something much bigger. Eno Mfon is a writer and director known for ‘Check The Label’ and ‘Shipped’.Precious…Danielle Vitalis Temi…Doyin Ajiboye Crazy Lady…Janice Acquah The Reporter…Adam CourtingMusic by Mary Epworth Directed by John Norton A BBC Cymru Wales Production

Something's growing in Eve’s damp-riddled flat. And it’s threatening to take over... everything.Written by Beth Crane, writer and actor for the award-winning We Fix Space Junk.Eve .... Aimee-Ffion Edwards Alison .... Larissa Hope Mr Wensum .... Ben Crowe June ....Claire Cage Music by Mary Epworth Directed by Helen PerryA BBC Cymru Wales Production

Millie and her mum are close, despite the distance between them. Someone – or something – is interfering in their lives, and fixing things for them both. Starring Abra Thompson (This Country) and Camille Coduri (Doctor Who). Written by Janina Matthewson, novelist and co-writer of ‘Within the Wires’ – the successful podcast audio drama series that she makes with Jeffrey Cranor of ‘Welcome to Night Vale’.Millie…. Abra Thompson Beth…. Camille Coduri Music by Mary Epworth Directed by James RobinsonA BBC Cymru Wales Production

An American soldier is killed in the Second World War. Kim battles to save refugees. Their worlds collide through a glitch in reality.Starring Peter Bankole (Peaky Blinders), and written by Tom Crowley, a regular actor and writer on the hugely successful audio drama podcast ‘Wooden Overcoats’.Lieutenant Beaumont.... Peter Bankole Kim.... Katrina Allen Amira.... Helene Maksoud Jimmy.... Adam Courting Music by Mary Epworth Directed by David DevereuxA BBC Cymru Wales Production

Mo thought turning invisible bit by bit would be the end of her. But then Midge walked into her life.By Jesse Schwenk, an alumnus of the BBC Writersroom Drama Room.Mo ..... Valene Kane Midge ..... Dylan Llewellyn Midge’s Mum ..... Eiry Thomas Library Technician ..... Saikat Ahamed Music by Mary Epworth Directed by Helen PerryA BBC Cymru Wales Production