After a lovely fall afternoon by the river with Darius, a sudden turn of events leads to Jared being neck-deep in trouble and even deeper within the frigid waters, face-to-face with the monster rumored to lurk in the depths.
CW: this episode contains themes of drowning, freezing, fantasy violence, death, audio distortion
Official Transcript is available here!
Written and produced by Casper Oliver (he/fae/they) who also voices Dr. Jared Hel The River Monster is voiced by Jason Larock (he/him) Intro read by Nessa R (she/her) Credits read by Ashlee Craft (he/they), who also creates the podcast's official graphics Music by TheMenniss (she/they) https://themenniss.bandcamp.com/
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