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.  

The gang make one last stand against Frisk. Chuck holds his own against an old enemy. Someone is forsaken. CW: on-screen violence, murder talk, gun shots, possession and ghostly happenings. Starring Dennis Ortman as Finn Nightingale, Hannah Brown as Eve Pemberly, Mars Dizon as Carmen Feran, CJ Macaulay as Seb Westwick, Ostie Hobbs as Chuck Huntington, Angie Min as October Jones, Sophia Cymone as *****, L.M. Pepperell as Nigel Hannessy, Doug Grosser as Nolan Frisk, Euuzaik as Sheriff Pugh-Bevans, Nahla Campbell as Deputy Daniels, and James Lorenz as Ludwig Schmidt. Written and Sound Designed by Hannah Brown, Dennis Ortman and A. Rose. Discord linked here! Transcripts available here. Special thanks to the talented Athan for our on air music and Nicholas Gasparini for the opening theme.

Chuck sees the bigger picture. The gang make their way into the belly of the beast. CW: on-screen violence, murder talk, guns, and conspiracy talk. Starring Dennis Ortman as Finn Nightingale, Hannah Brown as Eve Pemberly, Mars Dizon as Carmen Feran, CJ Macaulay as Seb Westwick, Ostie Hobbs as Chuck Huntington, Angie Min as October Jones, Sophia Cymone as *****, L.M. Pepperell as Nigel Hannessy, Doug Grosser as Nolan Frisk, A. Rose as Samuel, and Kate Bullen as Ghost. Written and Sound Designed by Hannah Brown, Dennis Ortman and A. Rose. Discord linked here! Transcripts available here. Special thanks to the talented Athan for our on air music and Nicholas Gasparini for the opening theme.

Welcome to Written in Stone, a horror vignette. Content warnings for this one off episode include blood, death, claustrophobia, entombment, drugging, and murder. This is the episode we are producing for Podcast Book Club’s PodJam this year. It’s our first anniversary of doing the Podjam! Transcripts linked here! We hope you enjoy and, if you love all kinds of podcasts, you should join their server on Discord, linked here. Written by Dennis Ortman and Hannah Brown. Sound designed by A. Rose. Starring Sparrow Delgado as River, Doug Grosser as Bryce, Katherine Leister as Alma and ShotPhoenix as Oscar. Find out more at englewoodafterdark.com.

In doing a kind thing for Chuck, Eve ends up in the eye of the storm. The gang have an epiphany about the science building CW: grief, ghostly happenings, and possession. Starring Dennis Ortman as Finn Nightingale, Hannah Brown as Eve Pemberly, Mars Dizon as Carmen Feran, CJ Macaulay as Seb Westwick, Ostie Hobbs as Chuck Huntington, Angie Min as October Jones, Sophia Cymone as *****, L.M. Pepperell as Nigel Hannessy, James Lorenz as Ludwig Schmidt, Carla Franchesca as Helena Huntington-Tppets and Rachel Schumacher as Valerie Dubois. Written and Sound Designed by Hannah Brown, Dennis Ortman and A. Rose. Discord linked here! Transcripts available here. Special thanks to the talented Athan for our on air music and Nicholas Gasparini for the opening theme.

Eve and Chuck eavesdrop on Frisk and Hannessey. Eve fights to perform a séance and gets an unintended visitor. CW: possession, ghostly happenings, grief and conspiracy. Starring Dennis Ortman as Finn Nightingale, Hannah Brown as Eve Pemberly, Mars Dizon as Carmen Feran, CJ Macaulay as Seb Westwick, Ostie Hobbs as Chuck Huntington, Angie Min as October Jones, Sophia Cymone as *****, L.M. Pepperell as Nigel Hannessy, Carla Franchesca as Helena Huntington-Tippets, Cody Koehler as Burning Bridges, Jackie “57 Precepts” Mickle as Charlie Huntington, Tatiana Gefter as Emma Fitzroy and Aspen N. as the T.A. and the Tech. Written and Sound Designed by Hannah Brown, Dennis Ortman and A. Rose. Discord linked here! Transcripts available here. Special thanks to the talented Athan for our on air music and Nicholas Gasparini for the opening theme.

This trailer was written by Hannah Brown and Sound Designed by A. Rose. River was played by Sparrow Delgado and Oscar was played by ShotPhoenix. Join us next week for your regularly scheduled programming. To find out more visit englewoodafterdark.com. Discord here!  

Chuck avoids the gang to visit an old enemy. Finn gets some answers from Pugh-Bevans. CW: jails, murder talk, felonies, grief, and conspiracy talk. Starring Dennis Ortman as Finn Nightingale, Hannah Brown as Eve Pemberly, Mars Dizon as Carmen Feran, CJ Macaulay as Seb Westwick, Ostie Hobbs as Chuck Huntington, Angie Min as October Jones, Sophia Cymone as ***** Euuzaik as Sheriff Pugh-Bevans, Nayla Campbell as Deputy Daniels and Cobalt Kobold as Clayton. Written and Sound Designed by Hannah Brown, Dennis Ortman and A. Rose. Discord linked here! Transcripts available here. Special thanks to the talented Athan for our on air music and Nicholas Gasparini for the opening theme.

From Hemlock Creek Productions comes Liars & Leeches, a supernatural horror audio drama about grief, terror, and the overwhelming power of both. Tonya Wright felt overwhelmed with emotion after the tragic murders of her sister and brother-in-law in a random act of gun violence. Struggling to travel outside of her home, she now lives constantly on edge about perceived threats that seem to surround her. Retreating to the house her sister and brother-in-law once shared to process her grief, Tonya soon discovers that someone — or something — has followed her there. With the help of her best friend Natalie, and others she meets along the way, can Tonya overcome her fears before they completely consume her? The first original audio drama from Hemlock Creek Productions, “Liars & Leeches” delves deep into the complicated horrors of grief, trauma, resilience, and steadfast human determination to uncover the truth.   Season 1 of Liars & Leeches is available now wherever you get your podcasts, and the show is currently crowdfunding for its second season. To learn more about the show and crowdfund, visit the links in the show notes below, and stay tuned for the first episode of season 1, “Unpacked and Stored Away.” Crowdfund: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/liars-leeches-season-two/x/29839204#/   Website: https://www.liarsandleeches.com/

The gang attends a funeral. Chuck is menaced by his past. Eve discovers something about herself. CW: on-screen violence, murder talk, funerals, and conspiracy talk. Starring Dennis Ortman as Finn Nightingale, Hannah Brown as Eve Pemberly, Mars Dizon as Carmen Feran, CJ Macaulay as Seb Westwick, Ostie Hobbs as Chuck Huntington, Angie Min as October Jones, Sparrow Delgado as Lance, Jennifer Heidt Moore as Angela Jones, Doug Grosser as Nolan Frisk, L.M. Pepperell as Nigel Hannessy, Rachel Schumacher as Valerie Dubois, Monica Web as Lilo and Kate Bullen and Aspen N. as Mourners 1 and 2. Written and Sound Designed by Hannah Brown, Dennis Ortman and A. Rose. Discord linked here! Transcripts available here. Written and Sound Designed by Hannah Brown, Dennis Ortman and A. Rose. Special thanks to the talented Athan for our on air music and Nicholas Gasparini for the opening theme.  

Friends Brenda and Cathleen argue about what horror movie to watch, discovering Cathleen doesn’t believe in the supernatural. Being an Englewood native, Brenda decides to prove Cathleen wrong with the help of a deadly game. CW: Supernatural happenings and intense violence. Transcripts Available! Sian Luxford as Brenda, Amber C. as Cathleen Matt Bartlett as Peter and Monica Webb as Mother Margaret. Discord here! Written by Dennis Ortman and Hannah Brown. Sound Design by A. Rose.

Hey there intrepid mystery lovers! Thank you so much for your support during our crowdfunding efforts for season 2. We are still on hiatus, but in the meantime, we have another Feed Swap from the lovely folks at Hanging Sloth. Stay tuned for Remnants. Transcripts here! Remnants is a dark fantasy thriller full of twists and turns, exploring humanity at its best and worst. The Apprentice wakes in an unfamiliar place filled with strange objects linked to people’s pasts. He’s tasked with judging them by the ominous Sir, whose instructions often give more questions than answers.

This week, we're hosting our friends at Audistorium. Their sound design was a huge influence on ours, so go check them out! CW: Mention of death, Mention of health complications  A man named Ethan is visited in his sleep by a person named Dream, who wishes to hear Ethan reflect on his life. Dream was voiced by Reag Cherry KosterEthan was voiced by Landon Lemon WhisnantNarrator was voiced by Joe Cliff Thompson Writing and Sound Design was done by Landon Lemon Whisnant Audistorium's Links: https://linktr.ee/audistorium Finale Transcript

Tragedy strikes and the gang are left reeling.  Fundraiser here! CW: Death, Vomiting, Violence and Grief. Starring Dennis Ortman as Finn Nightingale, Hannah Brown as Eve Pemberly, Angie Min as October Jones, Ostie Hobbs as Charles “Chuck” Huntington III, CJ Macaulay as Sebastian Westwick, Mars Dizon as Carmen Ferran, L.M. Peperell as Nigel Hannessy, Sam Goguen as Pugh-Bevans, and Nahla Campbell as Deputy Daniels. Discord linked here! Transcripts available here. Written and Sound Designed by Hannah Brown, Dennis Ortman and A. Rose. Special thanks to the talented Athan for our on air music and Nicholas Gasparini for the opening theme.  

Today we're dropping the first episode of an amazing show by a dear friend of ours. Go and check them out! Before The Tone is a science fiction horror podcast produced by Knave Of Hearts. We follow Mack, a woman who has just gotten a job as a CCTV operator at the increasingly-suspicious Atlas Consulting. It takes the format of voicemails from Mack to her sister, Daria, who never seems to answer her calls. The horror tends towards the psychological as Mack is stalked and reality becomes a little less solid where Atlas is concerned. The science fiction is focused on time and how its fabric can be manipulated. Transcripts here!

Fundraiser here! The gang hang their hopes on an experimental new séance, pushing their enemies to act. Credit to The First Ghosts by Irving Finkel for the translations of ancient exorcisms. Content warnings for this episode include: supernatural happenings, dealing with incel ghosts, and intense violence. Discord linked here! Transcripts available here. Starring Dennis Ortman as Finn Nightingale, Hannah Brown as Eve Pemberly, Angie Min as October Jones, Ostie Hobbs as Charles “Chuck” Huntington III, CJ Macaulay as Sebastian Westwick, Mars Dizon as Carmen Ferran, Eli Labat-Angstadt as Lionel Wench, Euuzaik as Sheriff Pugh-Bevans, Nahla Campbell as Deputy Daniels, and Rachel Schumacher as Valerie Dubois. Written and Sound Designed by Hannah Brown, Dennis Ortman and A. Rose. Special thanks to the talented Athan for our on air music and Nicholas Gasparini for the opening theme.  

Welcome to the Pilot of Season 2! We are still crowd funding! Help us get this thing made!  CW: Sirens, Suicide, Death, Confinement, Stalking, and Ghostly Phenomena. Transcript here! Englewood After Dark: Disclosures follows Private Investigator Noa Eikenboom as she sets out to find out what happened Kristina McKenna after the Mass Hysteria that brought campus to its knees last semester. But, as she gets closer and closer to the truth, it slowly becomes apparent that the thing responsible is also growing closer to home. It is 2012. The new Parapsychology course at Englewood University is drawing all kinds of attention. Three grieving students chasing answers for a lost loved one. One YouTuber with her sights set on infamy. A disgraced Professor set on making a name for himself. A Private Investigator piecing it all together. And Erin. Erin just wants to find out if he really is psychic. Circumstance forces them together, but, it turns out their discovery saw them first. And has been watching for an age. Our unlikely heroes must race against time to uncover exactly what the watcher on the hill is, before it buries them all. Episode 1: Case Files was written by Hannah Brown and Dennis Ortman and sound designed by A. Rose. Music was provided by Athan.   Starring Matt Bartlett as Anthony Rossi, Martin Laston as Ashton Brookes, Dennis Ortman as Calvin Nielson, Monica Webb as Elizabeth McKenna, Sparrow Delgado as Erin Grant, Sophia Cymone as Kris McKenna, Brittnie Finlay-Hayes as Nurse Leora Fanel, Katherine Leister as Noa Eikenboom, Angie Min as October Jones, Jackie "57 Precepts" Mickle as Steven Falls, and Joel A.S. Butler as the Newscaster, Student, and Radio Operator. With additional voices by Sophia Cymone, Maldwyn Giannakodimos, Sparrow Delgado, Sophia Chung, Euuzaik and Doug Grosser. 

Fundraiser here! Eve is buckling under the weight of her haunting, but, unbeknownst to the gang, other enemies grow nearer too. Content warnings for this episode include: Supernatural happenings, discussions of unethical experiments, and conspiracy talk. Discord linked here! Transcripts available here. Starring Dennis Ortman as Finn Nightingale, Hannah Brown as Eve Pemberly, Angie Min as October Jones, Ostie Hobbs as Charles “Chuck” Huntington III, L. M. Pepperell as Nigel Hannessey, And Doug Grosser as Nolan Frisk. Written and Sound Designed by Hannah Brown, Dennis Ortman and A. Rose. Special thanks to the talented Athan for our on air music and Nicholas Gasparini for the opening theme.  

We are beyond excited to feed drop an episode of Do You Copy! (if you saw me accidentally post this earlier, no you didn't) When Red Tail National park shuts down due to a possible ecological disaster, three groups remain inside. Recordings from these individuals were recovered and [REDACTED] must sort through them to try to make sense of what happened!  (In order of appearance) Episode One includes the voices of:    Jack Fulmin as Addison Quinn Stephen Indrisano as Liam Thomas Delaney Sutton as [REDACTED] Episode One Transcript Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YASMnKaZmqGWaISEpi69C52e0ABuKzpatXgxMn06-Ok/edit?usp=sharing  

Fundraiser here! The gang continue to struggle to rid themselves of their ghostly companion, helped by an unlikely ally.  Content warnings for this episode include: Supernatural happenings, violence, discussions of death and overdosing, and conspiracy talk. Discord linked here! Transcripts available here. Starring Dennis Ortman as Finn Nightingale, Hannah Brown as Eve Pemberly, Angie Min as October Jones, Ostie Hobbs as Charles ‘Chuck’ Huntington III, Lyle Michael Pepperell as Nigel Hannessey, Monica Webb as Lilo Meyer and Cat Sadler as Amber Reed. Special thanks to the talented Athan for our on air music and Nicholas Gasparini for the opening theme.