Spoken Signal Audio Drama

Episode six of six. A radio disc jockey is terrorized by a caller who believes the DJ can commune with a powerful occult entity. Suggested for mature audiences. Folklorist: Rodney Rastall Lily: Irene Crist Lilith: Rae Kestrel Caller: Kinon Keplinger Dan: Walter Mack Samantha: Tanja Milojevic Announcer: Erin Calaway Principal dialogue recorded by Mic Wilson at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee Music: Erik Jourgensen Sound effects: Robert Arnold Additional sounds from Soundstripe.com and from Freesound.org users Timbre and lwdickens. Artwork: Derrick Dent Special thanks: Chris Jowers Assistant Director: Karen Strachan Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold Content warnings: Murder, psychological torment Download Transcript

Episode five of six. An itinerant man will do anything to improve his lot in life, but his desperate actions lead to supernatural consequences. Suggested for mature audiences. Folklorist: Rodney Rastall William: John Dylan Atkins Amos: Christopher Tracy Carter: Ron Gephart Archivist: Bill Short Merchant: Chris Jowers Announcer: Erin Calaway Principal dialogue recorded by Mic Wilson at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee Music: Erik Jourgensen Sound effects: Robert Arnold Additional sounds from Soundstripe.com and from Freesound.org users AntonioZozobra and delphidebrain Artwork: Derrick Dent Special thanks: Chris Jowers Assistant Director: Karen Strachan Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold Content warnings: Murder, animal death, psychological torment Download Transcript

Episode four of six. Witnesses describe their encounters with a mysterious black dog whose presence seems linked to a local tragedy. Suggested for mature audiences. Folklorist: Rodney Rastall Hammond: Kendall Karcher Melody: Emily Draffen Ruthie: Renee Davis Brame Chief: Chris Jowers Charlie: Perry Hall Announcer: Erin Calaway Principal dialogue recorded by Mic Wilson at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee Music: Erik Jourgensen Sound effects: Robert Arnold Additional sounds from Soundstripe.com and Freesound.org Artwork: Derrick Dent Special thanks: Chris Jowers Assistant Director: Karen Strachan Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold Content warnings: Natural disaster, child endangerment, child death, loss of a parent Download Transcript

Episode three of six. In the late 1800s, a young woman reckons with the vicious creature that is terrorizing her town. Suggested for mature audiences. Folklorist: Rodney Rastall Meredith: Mandy Martin Ida: Alleia Bakker Arthur: Kat Shaw Pa: Sam Weakley City Manager: A.J. Lord Mulgrew: Steven Brown Barker: Walter Mack Townspeople: Jack Ward and Jamie Bosanko Waitress: Erin Calaway Announcer: Erin Calaway Principal dialogue recorded by Mic Wilson at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee Music: Erik Jourgensen Sound effects: Robert Arnold Additional sounds from Soundstripe.com and from Freesound.org users 1LOVE and PNMCarrieRailfan Artwork: Derrick Dent Special thanks: Chris Jowers and Leslie Barker Assistant Director: Karen Strachan Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold Content warnings: Bullying, child endangerment, animal attack Download Transcript

Episode two of six. The Folklorist recounts the saga of a doomed Colonial village whose sins call forth an otherworldly punishment. Suggested for mature audiences. Folklorist: Rodney Rastall Reverend Eldrich: Tony Isbell Emily: Kat Shaw Dr. Moulton: Gabriel Kestrel Grace: Tanja Milojevic Eileen: Aliza Moran Andy: Brent Morgan Goodman Ward: Jack Ward Gossips: Jennifer Tissot and Ashley Trevathan Magistrate: Matthew Teter Announcer: Erin Calaway Principal dialogue recorded by Mic Wilson at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee Music: Erik Jourgensen Sound effects: Robert Arnold Additional sounds from Soundstripe.com and from Freesound.org users solife and bruno.auzet Artwork: Derrick Dent Special thanks: Chris Jowers and Leslie Barker Assistant Director: Karen Strachan Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold Content warnings: Corporal punishment, unwanted pregnancy, suicide attempt, child endangerment, animal attack, abduction, mass hysteria, mob violence, accusation of incest Download Transcript

Episode one of six. A death row inmate relates the story of a sinister apparition that has tormented him since childhood. Suggested for mature audiences. Folklorist: Rodney Rastall Paul: Robert Arnold Derek: Marques Brown  Young Paul / Little Girl: Harper Brown Young Derek: Perry Hall Guard: Jamie Bosanko Lila: Jennifer Tissot Carnie: Matthew Teter Mother: Erin Calaway Bartender: Walter Mack Newscaster: Ashley Trevathan Announcer: Erin Calaway Principal dialogue recorded by Mic Wilson at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee Music: Erik Jourgensen Sound effects: Robert Arnold Additional sounds from Soundstripe.com and from Freesound.org users YleArkisto, cbakos, ScouseMouseJB, Adrian_Gomar, newlocknew, and FlippantMoniker Artwork: Derrick Dent Special thanks: Chris Jowers, Mandy Martin, and Leslie Barker Assistant Director: Karen Strachan Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold Content warnings: Death penalty, child endangerment and death, mass shooting, psychological torment, animal attack, animal harm Download Transcript

Spoken Signal Audio Drama presents: Black Dog Anthology. A six-episode horror miniseries. Coming soon. Find it at spokensignal.com or search your favorite podcast app for Spoken Signal Audio Drama.

Episode eight of eight. The Agents race against time to stop a plot that could decide their own fate as well as the fates of thousands. Vince: Marques Brown Elaine: Kilby Yarbrough Bishop: Michael Khanlarian Burke: Mandy Martin Blue Eyes: Tony Isbell Engineer: Andrew Chandler Sergeant: Tanja Milojevic Solider: Kendall Karcher President: Bill Andrews Crandall: Steven Brown Madge: Renee Davis Brame Mr. Jonas: Kinon Keplinger Additional voices: Andrew Chandler, Jeffrey Adams, Gabriel Kestrel, Tanja Milojevic, and Robert Arnold Principal dialogue recorded by Daniel Lynn at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee Original score: Erik Jourgensen Sound effects: Robert Arnold Additional sounds from Freesound.org users Emanuele_Correani, IneQuation, and Greub; and Soundstripe.com. Artwork: Shane McDermott Special thanks: Kalman Bencsath, Karen Strachan, and Marques Brown Assistant Director: Karen Strachan Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold

Episode seven of eight. Vince, Elaine, and their unlikely allies find themselves at the center of a political conspiracy with international implications.  Vince: Marques Brown Elaine: Kilby Yarbrough Madeleine: Jude Knight Bishop: Michael Khanlarian Burke: Mandy Martin Madge: Renee Davis Brame Overstreet: Robert Arnold Mr. Flowers: John Maness Additional voices: Kendall Karcher, Andrew Chandler, and Gabriel Kestrel Principal dialogue recorded by Daniel Lynn at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee Original score: Erik Jourgensen Sound effects: Robert Arnold and Karen Strachan Additional sounds from Freesound.org users Robinhood76, Speedenza, hykenfreak, YleArkisto, Garuda1982, lalazzylee1, Nightwatcher98, and Greub; and Soundstripe.com. Artwork: Shane McDermott Special thanks: Kalman Bencsath, Karen Strachan, and Marques Brown Assistant Director: Karen Strachan Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold

Episode six of eight. Vince and Elaine fight for their lives while working to uncover the truth about a politician's disappearance. Vince: Marques Brown Elaine: Kilby Yarbrough Madeleine: Jude Knight Bishop: Michael Khanlarian Omni: Stephen Garrett Devon: Jeffrey Adams Radio: Chris Jowers Overstreet: Robert Arnold Mr. Flowers: John Maness Additional voices: Andrew Chandler and Robert Arnold Principal dialogue recorded by Daniel Lynn at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee Original score: Erik Jourgensen Sound effects: Robert Arnold and Karen Strachan Additional sounds from Freesound.org users CombatSFX4You, RHumphries, Samgd14, qubodup, toxicwafflezz, mredig, datasoundsample, and Robinhood76; and Soundstripe.com. Artwork: Shane McDermott Special thanks: Kalman Bencsath, Karen Strachan, and Marques Brown Assistant Director: Karen Strachan Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold