The Books of Thoth

Broadmoor. A neighborhood in Shreveport, Louisiana. A place full of many sights and wonders. A twig from Yggdrasil growing in AC Steere Park. A lonely old man hosting an intergalactic radio show. A gyro shop run by minor Greek gods. The house where Elvis lived after he faked his death. Even the actual Plymouth Rock itself. All these things and more can be found on a brief walk around Broadmoor.

Performed by Michael Wilhelm.

Check out Michael’s show The TEMP: https://soundcloud.com/user-655226860-418187210

Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13QYjZrrvQJLUJDqsKWSm4nyJ9sJBaHDQ1SQJ3ge_Ikg/edit?usp=drivesdk

Opening and Closing Music: Desert City by Kevin MacLeod
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Record Scratch provided by Freesound.org: https://freesound.org/people/luffy/sounds/3536/

Additional sounds provided by Apple Loops, Epidemic Sounds, and Jason Steele

Additional Music:

Forever Free by Philip Ayers

Taste of New Orleans by Golden Age Radio

New Orleans Diner by Sight of Wonders

It’s My Day, It’s Friday by Johan Glössner

U.S. Employment Service by Harley Rain

What if Buddhism, rather than Christianity, had become the dominant religion of Europe? Let’s us explore a folktale from such a world. A world where Buddhist temples in Scandinavia and Frankland also host images of gods such as Thor, Odin, and even Loki. We shall hear the story of a monk called Ketil, and how he helped spread Buddhism to Northern Europe. But more than that, he also drew the attention of the gods of Asgard themselves.

Written and produced by Sam McDonald

Scott R. McKinley as The Narrator

Patrick Heinzen as Thor

Sam McDonald as Ketil

Faye Holliday as Sif

Tim Stephenson as Odin

Juan Cruz III as Loki

Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11_6WVs1Hpy9Cs_sCfnPZ_Dk801ZclqNHb49IA4ZVIIY/edit

Record Scratch provided by Freesound.org: https://freesound.org/people/luffy/sounds/3536/

Addtional sounds provided by Apple Loops, Epidemic Sounds, and Jason Steele

Opening and Closing Music: Desert City by Kevin MacLeod

Additional Music:

Knight’s Templar by Adriel Fair

Entering Kathmandu by Sights of Wonder

Stollin’ & Rollin’ by Mike Franklyn

River Walk by Philip Ayers

Mural Legends by Adriel Fair

Explore the wonders of the cosmic wilderness right here on Earth. You are about to take a trip to the Xenarium: an indoor alien zoo. The staff are friendly and very knowledgeable. Some of them are really out of this world. You will feed filterwings in the Skyhook Gallery. You’ll meet animals the feast on radiation in the Starship Gallery. And we can’t forget the adorable metamorph mana gliders. You’ll do all that, and a lot more, at the Xenarium.

Written and produced by Sam McDonald

Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12VRLBXarzNwpeMLfZMyj18w_-4zCuSnXBBsnp4E0h0k/edit

Sam McDonald as the Narrator

Mattie Beaird as Admissions

Sue Gunter as Su-Say

Diana Chavez as Yih

Blake Bramley as Barlowe

Cole Maxwell as Percy

Opening Music: Desert City by Kevin MacLeod

Closing Music: Oasis by Melodysheep

Series Cover Art created by Nadine Trollip

Opening Narration performed by Geno Samuel

Additional Music:

Ghost Particles by Melodysheep

Riparian Forest by Dronny Drako & protoU

Ether by Melodysheep

Mind of Nature by Melodysheep

The Cosmic Wilderness by Melodysheep

Check Your Shoes by Tiki Tiki

Peace of Mind by Tiki Tiki

Unseen Worlds by Melodysheep

Citizen 123192-A lives in The PostState. It is a dark and grim dystopian society. A boot in the face forever. But he doesn’t let it get him down. In fact, Citizen 123192-A is about to tell us how much he loves life in the PostState. He’ll burn books, rat out his fellow Citizens to the authorities, and maybe even eat a ration bar or two. It’s sure to be the best day ever!

Written and produced by Sam McDonald

Transcript: https://thothtranscripts.carrd.co/

Jay Callan as The Statement Taker

Sam McDonald as Citizen 123192-A and Voice of FreeState

Karim Kronfli as Commander Robbie Eques

James Barnett as Officer 1 and General

Julie Hoverson as Officer 2, Propaganda Announcer, and 468.2-EK

Cameron Gergett as Homeless Man

Melissa Bowens as Homeless Child

Tiffany Perdue as Homeless Woman

Ed Haynes as 925.7-RX

Opening Music: Desert City by Kevin MacLeod

Closing Music: Off to Osaka by Kevin MacLeod

Additional Music: Open Those Bright Eyes by Kevin MacLeod

Opening Narration provided by Geno Samuel

Series cover art created by Nadines Trollip

A two-for-one episode! We start with a tragicomedy of errors. A gentle reminder to always perform your bedtime rituals. You never know when they might save your life. Next, we travel to a war-torn planet. A doctor must make a hard medical decision. Will she and her patient be killed in a massive storm? Or will they take their chances with the teleporter?

Hosted by Julie Hoverson

Listen to Julie’s audio drama 19 Nocturne Boulevard: http://www.19nocturneboulevard.net/

Rituals performed by Sam McDonald

Teleporter performed by Hannah Preisinger

Transcripts: https://thothtranscripts.carrd.co/

Intro music: Desert City by Kevin MacLeod

Intermission music: Monkeys Spinning Monkeys by Kevin MacLeod

Closing music: Metamorphosis by Quincas Moreira

Additional music provided by CryoChamber from the album Vestigium

Opening narration provided by Geno Samuel

Series cover art created by Nadine Trollip