We're back with the fourth and final episode of Tales From Albuquerque!
Early on in the process of setting up our Patreon, we had the wild idea of putting together a miniseries that told the story of Doctor Herbert West's time in the distant city of Albuquerque. We would give this corner of the world of Our Fair City to a group of the best writers and designers the Audio Drama community has to offer, and see what bizarre tales they would create. Thanks to your support through Patreon, it is now a reality!
This miniseries, told Rashomon style around a campfire by some of your favorite (or most reviled) characters. We hope you enjoy it, and thank you to all our listeners and especially our supporters on Patreon for making it possible.
Content Warnings for this episode can be found here.
Simon— Mark Soloff Doctor Herbert West—Ryan Schile Nathan Rourke— Clayton Faits Elbows—Abby Doud Dora— Kat Evans Nose— Mark Soloff Toes— Kat Evans The Bartender—Abby Doud Andrew Snidge—Frank SjodinWritten by Sarah Shachat, with Jim McDoniel. Directed by Jeffrey Gardner. Sound Design by Andrew Danner. Music by Stephen Poon. Produced by Jeffrey Gardner. Recording Engineering by DJ Catnip. Created by Clayton Faits.
Mid-Season Break 03 - "I Will Comply"
Mid-Season Break 02 - "Agent of the Company"
Mid-Season Break 01 - Herbert West Vs. The Martians
Episode 4.10 - Encounter
Episode 4.9 - The Actuaries
Episode 4.8 - A Feast of Prehistory
Episode 4.7 - Of Moles and Men
Episode 4.6 - Power Management
Episode 4.5 - Red Dreams on White Hills
Episode 4.4 - Brothers in Strife
Episode 4.3 - In Short Supply
Episode 4.2 - The Long Road Home
Episode 4.1 - Davenport Rises
Episode 3.19 - Lost Power
Episode 3.18 - Storm, Fall
Episode 3.17 - Going Bananas
Episode 3.16 - The Ghost Rig
Episode 3.15 - A Lady, Bespoken
Episode 3.14 - Chatting with Loamy and Lucky
Episode 3.13 - Fancy Talk
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