Slumberland

A virtual meeting via computer webcam reunites Thomas and his nemesis Delfina Del Becha. Delfina's decided it's time for Thomas to record her final additions to the Secret Oral History of the Del Bechas. More about Slumberland at this link. Delfina Del Becha performed by Kim Kreuzwieser Special guest appearances by Danielle Timmins as Flance Fleesel Ivanna Maria Ochoa Varuzza as Zulmy López Patrick McGinley as himself Patrick hosts the amazing podcast framework radio. If you dig into his show archives you'll find a few contributions by Tom Mansell. Freesound Project contributor Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

En route to see Jeepers, Thomas moves though Slumberland's subterranean tunnels. Along the way he bumps into Ella Minnow Pierce. He also reminisces about his youth, when he discovered a creepy video arcade game titled Witch's Tower. More about Slumberland at this link. Ella Minnow Pierce performed by Jessica Syratt Follow Jessica Syratt on twitter "Nowhere, On Air" The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: adcbicycle, pagancow, thanvannispen, tim-kahn, mattwasser, ls, bsumusictech, treyc, timgormly, evinawer, deathbygeko, ludwigmueller, timbre, timbahrij, onlytheghosts, nanakisan, sweet-rip, sethlind, volvion, bdunis4, barkerspinhead, peacewaves, bastard-fish, amholma, robinhood76, boscoricardo17, cabled-mess, kinoton, someguy22, plutoniumisotop, inspectorj, myfox14, krnash, mrpagliara, screamstudio, pro-mudkip, soundholder, audiopapkin, euphrosyyn, tissman, tolerabledruid6, fupicat, nfsmaster821, ligtheningjimmy88, dorsidom, evreto, daelonfire, mrthenoronha, gecop, chiara-arambarri, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Max MacGillicutty, the eccentric rich dude and quasi-resident of Slumberland, once again calls upon Thomas Edward M to sit with him, throw back a few, and listen to head-spinning yarns. The tales told this time around, center upon Max's ancestor in the 1860s. A man named Hexray Peeperman. Entrepreneur, war hero, inventor, and creator of "Notions and Fashions," a book which many consider to be the Sears and Roebuck of sword and sorcery. But it's best if Max explains what exactly that means. More about Slumberland at this link. Max MacGillicutty performed by Jock Blaney Ella Minnow Pierce performed by Jessica Syratt To experience more of Jock's astounding voice talent, visit 2nu2.com and jockblaney.com. Follow Jessica Syratt on twitter "Nowhere, On Air" Music by Blue Dot Sessions The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: vartian, alex-fullam, postproddog, eeeeeeeeeeeeila, garuda1982, mattruthsound, opticaillusions, neospica, 16fthumaf, cmix, ericlichtenberg, vartian, inspectorj, michorvath, flechabr, anthousai, bastard-fish, onlytheghosts, apocbot, klankbeeld, richardemoore, adeluc4, ftpalad, thoschi, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

While Thomas is busy working on the oral history project, two residents of Slumberland enter the do-it-yourself recording booth. Their mission: to spread information about the man named Tango, who stole a "Del Becha tape" and then went missing. More about Slumberland at this link. Romeo performed by David Wills, AKA The Weatherman This episode pays tribute to the talents and career of Richard Sala. Music by Bluedark The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: jknitter, alexy621, klankbeeld, lebaston100, jpkweli, mrpeet, d-w, spenceomatic and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

A new day breaks and Thomas revisits the Slumberland Food Co-Op to meet Jeepers. Instead he chats with barista P.D. Singh, who has an extensive knowledge of breakfast cereal history. More about Slumberland at this link. Written, recorded and performed by Tom Mansell P.D. Singh performed by Katabelle Check out Katabelle's website! Chrysanthemum Jones performed by Elsie Escobar Elsie is a podcasting veteran and Libsyn's podcaster happiness expert, producing and hosting The Feed: The Official Libsyn Podcast Libsyn Blog Music by Vincent Sermonne and Tri-Tachyon The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: rico-casazza, sidequesting, plumforestpodcast, robbeman, toklant, jodybruchon, mrauralization, cosmicembers, gchase, tempouser, sfxsource-com, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

The enormous metal sculpture of a woman's head floats in an expanse of water. Surrounded by fog, beneath cover of storm clouds, one man clings to the statue and faces a supernatural siren call. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: nachtmahrtv, tbsounddesigns, quedicemipez, eli-emmett, shatterstars, gigaura, jodybruchon, dudeawesome, owlstorm, inspectorj, oldguy67, youandbiscuitme, owl, duckduckpony, julius-galla, felfa, adough1, joelaudio, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

At long last, Thomas sits down with the statue to see if his sound recorders will pick up any audible message from the sculpture of a woman's head. But the mission gets disrupted by an unexpected guest and a strange handwritten letter. More about Slumberland at this link. Magic Elvis performed by Adam McMillen. Check out Adam's work at AAA1Films.com The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: tosha73, ienba, sjonas88, leonelmail, johnzwick45, samsterbirdies, spacejoe, usamah, jomse, alineaudio, alexbuk, inspectorj, nioczkus, harveyjnz, fabuafrica, alexmurphy53, ruonvniekerk, vate, youandbiscuitme, lebaston100 bewagne, lloydevans09, pushkin, adough1, halleck, jasonelrod, redjim, tweeterdj, pagancow, timbre, and Jovica. Music by VYVCH and Lobo Loco. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas Edward M had a plan to pause his Slumberland work and travel to a job interview, but that plan gets canceled by a fresh batch of raging storms over the island. In the meantime, Thomas agrees to meet with longtime resident Lorde Logan, and give her copies of all the oral history recordings he's made so far. Lorde contributes her own tale, involving a close encounter with the Sandy Specter, long ago. More about Slumberland at this link. Samwell Plumsweater performed by Catty Donnelly You'll enjoy Catty's creative work over at cattydonnelly.com Noel F. VanDerButz performed by PawPaw Greg Gidney Hear more of Greg's work at SoundCloud Lorde Logan performed by Lenore Hume Visit Lenore's site at Lenore Hume This episode pays tribute to the talents and career of Hillard "Sweet Pea" Atkinson The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: petebuchwald, clearwavsound, nomerodin1, leonelmail, samsterbirdies, craigsmith, kyles, dersuperanton, soundslikewillem, inspectorj, anthousai, savataivanov, amholma, owlstorm, kuvainraastaja, rambler52, evesecrets, klankbeeld, plasterbrain, cydon, karma-ron, kodack, omar-alvarado, lebaston100, foad, lezaarth, tomoyo-ichijouji, felix-blume, kastenfrosch, cosmicembers, shaka9, nlm, pushkin, floating-tree, juskiddink, mlestn1, robinhood76, j1987, sagetyrtle, lonemonk, freqman, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

At a career crossroads in Slumberland, Thomas reflects on his early days as a freelance sound man. In New York City, seeking a mentor, young Thomas tracks down famed radio journalist Silas Tranzam. Thomas becomes his intern and begins a short but memorable stint assisting the brilliant but unconventional Tranzam. This trip down memory lane dredges up a shocking memory from Thomas's past, thanks to a sound recording recovered by Tranzam's niece, Lima. More about Slumberland at this link. Silas Tranzam performed by Catty Donnelly. You'll enjoy Catty's creative work over at cattydonnelly.com. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: tigersound, glaneur-de-sons, freqman, bassmatiker, redjim, mrwolf14, engreitz, lewk, snakemarney, xxqmanxx, burnsie289, unfa, symphoid, oddworld, morosopher, crater-rf, jason130178, laft2k, soundslikejoe, harrietniamh, caquet, ximian, splicesound, lwdickens, magedu, adam-n, bastard-fish, studenttanita, nakhas, widds, inspectorj, mixxythepixxy, vickyleao1, piggimon, danielbalcells, ivolipa, silentsrikez, alexbuk, reconsider59, aryanotstark, biawinter, nomfundo-k, grd-music, flood-mix, 14fvaltrovat, mariadrrs, blouhond, wlabarron, kyles, ittou, passerkirbius, gaelanw, petebarry, aviziv, profispiesser, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas returns to the Community Dome and confronts a young woman named Lima Tranzam. She's traveled to Slumberland with a cassette tape that contains jarring revelations from Thomas's past. More about Slumberland at this link. Lima Tranzam performed by Sherrie Shan. Check out Sherrie's awesome voice talents at her website. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: dj-burnham, pbickh1, stereostereo, cosmicembers, avakas, owlstorm, harrietniamh, spookymodem, sithjawa, mornedelport, iesp, mixxythepixxy, mariadrrs, benjamin152, kyles, aviziv, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas is flustered from discovering a strange woman sharing his temporary home. Since the house belongs to Oskar, Thomas calls him up and demands to know what's going on. More about Slumberland at this link. Oskar Mielardeaux performed by Nick Sleeper. Hire Nick for your voice project at Fiverr. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: redjim, bennstir, originalmaja, aderumoro, yap audio production, barnface, inspectorj and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Long ago, town founder Coyote carved a coded message into a rock. Determined to finish recording the story of that carved message, Thomas arrives at the town's Sip Zip Café. Owner Skip is full of caffeine and ready to tell the tale using a photo slide show! More about Slumberland at this link. Skip performed by Tim Sniffen. You can hear Tim as the Mysterious Man on the fantasy improvised podcast, Hello From The Magic Tavern. Find more of his work at timsniffen.com Simsala Del Becha performed by Melissa Medina. Witness Melissa's amazing voice work at hearmelissa.com Original music by Tim Clark. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: pagancow, pushtobreak, rettalo, superex1110, mkoenig, icesound, qubodup, soundslikewillem, satanicupsman, yoh, bone666138, zorrobms1001, mmaruska, kwahmah-02, jagadamba, nlm, bassboybg, zaneclampett, epicwizard, magnus589, domainhunter, blimp66, vovere, zziggystardust72, craigsmith, kyles, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas needs a respite from his weird misadventures. The Supper Shack sounds like a good place to grab a bite. But Thomas is roped into a lively chat by Stella Pierce, the local pilot. Stella and Thomas have only spoken over radio, now it's time for a proper introduction and a beer. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: pagancow, martian, kyster, jpkweli, abouch, mohomran, inspectorj, zembacraftworks, robbeman and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

In desperate need of healthy cell phone signal, Thomas rides with Rupert back to the time capsule. Rupert and his team work to widen the Community Garden's hatchway into the capsule. Meanwhile, Thomas phones a mentor from his past. More about Slumberland at this link. Yodel DuPrix performed by Jacquie Floyd Visit jacquiefloyd.com! The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: adough1, plingativator, timbahrij, lwdickens, inspectorj, danrules213, kyles, janrou, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas revives from the session with Alva Two that went very awry. Now it's time to learn much more about the woman once known as Simsala Del Becha. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: luffy, mystiscool, connum, robinhood76, voltae, benboncan, d-w, cameronmusic, allanz10d, sclolex, spookymodem, vitouliss, bareform, yottasounds, noisenoir, jergonda, sforsman, aderumoro, inspectorj, ali-6868, agc66, scorpion67890, drfx, blimp66, alineaudio, magdaadga, kinoton, ells, craigsmith, coral-island-studios, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

In the middle of summer, Slumberland celebrates the winter holidays! A recording that Thomas discarded is presented to spread the holiday spirit. Come on down, the supper shack is decorated, frosty mugs are served and knit hats are required. More about Slumberland at this link. "On a Good Old Time Sleigh Ride" recorded 1913 by The Peerless Quartet. Provided by Archive.org and the Free Music Archive. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: Sunboy, amholma, inspectorj, kyster and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Alva Two runs out of journal entries written by his father, the late Alva One. However, within the pages of the journal books, Alva does come across an ominous entry written in jagged black ink. More about Slumberland at this link. Simsala Del Becha performed by Melissa Medina. Witness Melissa's amazing voice work at hearmelissa.com The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: Duckduckpony, adough1, mario1298, julias-galla, vitouliss, bareform, foad, vladnegrila, dcsfx, inspectorj, toddcircle, wavjunction-com, petebarry, florian-reinke, ephemeral-rift, tymaue and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Alva Two contributes to the Oral History Project by reading his father Alva One's journal entries. These are the 1940s war-era tales of how young Alva One got his glasses, met Phaedra Pierce, and the mysterious military man Coyote. More about Slumberland at this link. Alva One performed by Brian Dewan. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: Zesoundresearhinc, ftpalad, gusgus26, aliensitcog, modulationstation, adough1, davidbain, bewareofkites20, orginaljun, d-w, semccab, ramston, symphoid, ultradust, audionautics, altfuture, krisboruff, claire-h, monotraum, robinhood76, lezaarth, runey, jimimod, ekfink, spookymodem, maxwiley, bird-man, rudmer-rotteveel, squashy555, epicwizard, mickfire, btherad2000, craftport, berdusmith, inspectorj, amholma, margotdots, mc-minnaar, dcsfx, klankbeeld, the-bizniss, vithormoraes, julius-galla, inspectorj, micronmark, craigsmith, luzanne0, emilzendera98, arbernaut, bwarpus99, kyles, tieswijnen, dnaudio-uk, phreaksaccount, simon-rue, florian-reinke, Corsica_S, handfan, tymaue, tim-kahn, tigersound, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas discovers a perplexing feature of the Slumberland time capsule: a Doomsday Clock and a spoken explanation for it recorded long ago by Alva One. More about Slumberland at this link. Alva One performed by Brian Dewan The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: adough1, ultradust, cydon, agfx, greekirish, inspectorj, dcsfx, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas is guided into Slumberland's time capsule by Walter Fustmensch, who reveals the "stele" -- a stone covered in carved, coded writings. More about Slumberland at this link. Walter Fustmensch performed by Jeff Priskorn. Visit jeffpriskorn.com! Original music by Tim Clark. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: adough1, d-w, primeval-polypod, ultradust, richerlandtv, timbahrij, ryandarding95, soundatadm, redder01, inspectorj, passaimangrace, jsandvik, imjeax, supersound23, breviceps, timbre, j1987 and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

A mysterious man named Walter Fustmensch describes his simple daily routine on Slumberland Island. More about Slumberland at this link. Walter Fustmensch performed by Jeff Priskorn. Visit jeffpriskorn.com! The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: rhumphries, kbnevel, duckduckpony, semccab, smartwentcody, vmgraw, rivernile7, davidjgurney, redjim, danelle, rynostols, inspectorj, nioczkus, leonelmail, jonnythedonkey, parkersenk, brendansound12, justinvoke, kyles, carrieedick, florian-reinke, legato87, harpoyume, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

A large metal sculpture of a mysterious woman's head -- this statue sits in a storage shed on Slumberland Island. How did it get there and where did it come from? These questions are explored by Oblivia Newton-Baum. More about Slumberland at this link. Oblivia Newton Baum performed by Julia C. Thorne Bailey performed by Mark C. Holden Phaedra Two performed by Erin King Jennie Weather performed by Dr. Michelle Booze Music courtesy of these artists: Timbre, Ars Sonor The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors rutgemuller, chimerical, ftpalad, vtkproductions, bansemer, dave-welsh, jakobthiesen, bone666138, gutek, microsome, deleted-user-44011 niedec, omar-alvarado, lwdickens, psychopancake, lonelmail, passairmangrace, vcspran, piggimon, djlprojects, inspectorj, leandri140029, bluedelta, florianreichelt, kyles, figowitz, atha89, cognito-perceptu, A43, cgeffex, bmaczero, juskiddink, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas shows up for another unforgettable meeting with Oblivia Newton-Baum. This odd couple reenacts a classic bit of a radio interview gone awry. More about Slumberland at this link. Oblivia Newton Baum performed by Julia C. Thorne The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors filmfan87, pagancow, bewagne, lyndseymel, deleted-user-4401185, onlytheghosts, jvmorello, kyles, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Jeepers MacGeepers records his oral history session -- a tale of a boy fleeing war-torn Europe, and a certain pigeon carrying a coded message. More about Slumberland at this link. Original music by Tim Clark. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors hugobeaumont, laurent, robinhood76, typonnegatywny, cheeseheadburger, gerardcatala, pawsound, blaukreuz, abcopen, mario1298, omar-alvarado, metrostock99 ahill86, stinkpit, xavimuse, johnnybecrafty, squashy555, geldart, ylearkisto, thisisminime, travesia-sonora, emanuele,-correani, martian, johannesschmidt, xiiisamples, kinoton, anthousai, inspectorj, timmeh515, 14gpanskavalachristoffer, debsound, craigsmith, mozfoo, sacredmatt, sonsdebarcelona, mkoenig, maj061785, nmscher, tigersound, cgeffex, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas ends a very long day dutifully filing the last of his recent recordings. But before sleep can be had, a late-night visitor has a few words to share. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors duckduckpony, jaklocke, amaud-coutancier, jay6waza, dcsfx, bennychico11, maj061785 and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Jeepers MacGeepers plays another old tape recording of a CLOUD performance. For extra spice he also dishes on the synthesizer he found as a boy, as well as a Pacific Island "shared dream" ceremony. For more info please contact [email protected] Written, recorded and performed by Tom Mansell. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors pushkin, survivalbag, gurek, mboscolo, lex777, dee151, sandemotions, benjaminharveydesign, arnaud-coutancier, thisisminime, johnaudiotech, dr19, drummerman, amholma, redafs, krnash, inspectorj, apenguin73, andreas, and Jovica. Thank you for listening to Slumberland!

Jeepers MacGeepers plays an old tape recording of a music performance. The CLOUD band was a trio -- young Jeepers and his pals Noah Dahl and Jennie Weather. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors sandermotions and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Stella Pierce is piloting her plane over Slumberland Island, searching for any clues related to the disappearance of Omar Evanston. Thomas and Jeepers listen to Stella's report over radio. Their meeting, atop the town's tallest hill, leaves them roasting in the summer sun. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors stintx, ftpalad, felipelnv, dheming, ahill86, phil25, kwahmah-02, omar-alvarado, freqman, cuddlenucks, jaklocke, zaneclampett, daveshu88, thisisminime, cabled-mess, timbre, stubb, baryy, sunnysidesound, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas bravely records Doreen, Slumberland's crown curmudgeon. She tells a tale of trailers and old flames. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors klangfabrik, ecfike, robinhood76, abouch, thaighaudio, captainvince, jmheffries2, lebaston100, nikhill-Kumar, panetronik, epicwizard, pto8ss, wilhellboy, dieselsiselmedia, link-boy, aceinet, settings, galame, thealmughtyaound, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas finds himself face-to-face with a certain pot-banging, foul-mouthed resident of Slumberland in the town's dumping grounds. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors abouch, thaighaudio, jmjeffries2, coltures, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Following the late-night episode with Max MacGillicutty, Thomas reflects back on earlier in the day, when he visited Slumberland's trash heap to find his smashed rental car, plus some surprises. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors timbre, ramicio, qubodup, lemudcrab, abouch, vedas, ondrosik, coldwellw, everythingsounds, duckduckpony, jmjeffries2, kwahmah-02, omar-alvarado, youandbiscuitme, coltures, lwdickens, univ-lyon3, fisu, adam0n, anthousai, ceoux, passairmangrace, sevin7, martingunchev, masgame, amholma, airblock, mansardian, bosone, razzvio, turtlelg, reaktorplayer, juskiddink, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

The antics of Thomas, Merlin, Dae'Yana, and Sir the robot lead to discovering a Zero Point Energy source -- whatever that means. But it's something very important to Maxima McGillicutty. So important, her eccentric father has arrived in Slumberland with special request for Thomas's help. More about Slumberland at this link. Special thanks to Jock Blaney, who performed Max McGillicutty. To experience more of Jock's astounding voice talent, visit 2nu2.com and jockblaney.com. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors juskiddink, robinhood76, timbre, soundbytez, numar, splicesound, pagancow, lxx-70, kijadzel, felix-blume. Timpryor, rsilveira-88, unfa, temawas, lwdickens, kvgarlic, johnaudiotech, dmaysta, mr-alden, vickyleao1, eflexthesounddesigner, stiffman, buzbe20, straget, benboncan, kerri and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

The robot known as "Sir" makes some startling progress while doing maintenance on the Community Dome. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors Alienistcog, pagancow, kastenfrosch, bewagne, system-fm, kwahmah-02, thearxx08, silentstrikez, Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas returns to Slumberland's substation, where the mysterious power source for the Community Dome is getting tuned-up by the reactivated robot named "Sir." More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors Sempoo, swelk, pagancow, kastenfrosch, timbre, abouch, zagi2, kwahmah-02, kvgarlic, rempen, bastard-fish, ivolipa, craftport frugt05, Jovica, zozzy, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Bethesda Pierce reads from the journal of her grandmother, Phaedra 1. More about Slumberland at this link. Bethesda Pierce performed by Sarah Rhea Werner. Find more of Sarah's work at: www.girlinspacepodcast.com www.sarahwerner.com The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors Daxter31, ragamuffin, adough1, daboy291, cameronmusic, touchassembly, ripper351, blouhond, martinimeniscus, dasebr, timbre, robinhood76, wim, aglinder, jobel0092, rodincoil, anthousai, gadzooks tuig, dr19, sterfemy, klankbel, Jovica, kyles, robinhood76, adam320, razzvio, louigi-verona, jasonelrod, cgeffex and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Tasked by Oblivia to go collect more oral histories, Thomas meets yet another daughter of the Pierce clan. Bethesda is the eldest offspring and her personality is like a fountain of youthful energy. More about Slumberland at this link. Bethesda Pierce performed by Sarah Rhea Werner. Find more of Sarah's work at: www.girlinspacepodcast.com www.sarahwerner.com The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors tuben, blouhond, abouch, timbahrij, speedygonzo, onlytheghosts, kvgarlic, lunnaris, bastard-fish, rutgemuller, sgcardinal, xtyl33, maj061785, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas is shocked. He's actually meeting Oblivia Newton-Baum. But there's no time for small talk. Oblivia holds a thick file of research she needs to contribute to the Oral History Project, even if it means spilling some details from her own troubled past. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors rutgermuller, aroth4, alvinwhatup2, usinggarageband, pagancow, corsica-s, mareproduction, keffystay, valetinsosnitskiy, timbahrij, onlytheghosts, redcheek, elektronaut, bastard-fish, vagaar, adam-n, dasgoat, patobottos, lzmraul, pulse00, twistedlemon, dig2008, xtyl33, Adam Wayne Gistarb, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Hear an old recording of Alva Pierce reading the 1897 holiday classic "Yes Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus." More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors splicesound, marineiguana, phonzz, jayfrosting, and Jovica. "Sleigh Ride Party / Jingle Bells" by the Edison Male Quartette, recorded 1898 and provided by the Dawn of Sound website. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas meets a young town resident, Dae'Yana. The local poetry scene is up for discussion again. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors alienistcog, daboy291, pagancow, soundscape-leuphana, otisjames, speedygonzo, ndhfilms, worthahelp88, adam-n, silentsrikez, forthehorde68, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Day after day Thomas remembers something while he's taking a shower. But by the time he's done showering, he completely forgets it. Maybe a sound recorder can help. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors rhumphries, klankbeeld, hunter4708, sam-kaleja, othercee, btherad2000, eksaa, dcsx, pmbrowne, vovere, gallershades, amszala, mwlandi, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Someone -- or something -- has slept for decades in a closet inside the community dome. Along comes Thomas Edward M, ready to make a new friend. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors kwahmah-02, thatmisfit, guitarguy1985, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas receives a very large postcard from Chyrsanthemum Jones. More about Slumberland at this link. Chrystanthemum Jones performed by Elsie Escobar. Elsie is a podcasting veteran and Libsyn's podcaster happiness expert, producing and hosting The Feed: The Official Libsyn Podcast Libsyn Blog The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors ecfike, d-w, klankbeeld and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Beckett Pierce re-examines the 1876 poem "The Hunting of the Snark" by Lewis Carroll. She wonders if some clues to explain Omar Evanston's disappearance may be found in the text. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors ecfike, d-w, klankbeeld and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

The tale of Badamo Del Becha on the Slumberland beach in the 1930s gets told again. This time from the very singular perspective of Delfina Del Becha. More about Slumberland at this link. Music: Rgrdlzz, Lostfrevr, Rlxnt, Prcsse by Ars Sonor. Creative Commons The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors ecfike, d-w, klankbeeld, neonaeon, dave-welsh, mangiedog, alaskarobotics, timbre, jimimod, kwahmah-02, hunter4708, fillsoko, bassboybg, robinhood76, aglinder, goolistener, moltenmustafa, hykenfreak, rosebugg, elliottmoo, owlstorm, ali-6868, adam320, robinhood76, maj061785 and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Hear the final events leading to the origin of the Sandy Specter legend. Alva Pierce Jr tells the tale concerning Badamo Del Becha, two of his men and their stormy encounter with young Coyote in the 1930s. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors klankbeeld, neonaeon, dave-welsh, focusbay, timbre, hazure, speedenza, aglinder, ylearkisto, inspectorj, owlstorm, morganpurkis, spandau, jimbeaux, adam320, robinhood76, jpnien, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Alva Two (Alva Pierce, Junior) arrives on the beach to pick up the Badamo Del Becha / Sandy Specter legend, where his old friend Davis left off the tale. The fates of Bryce and Carlsbad, the missing Suffer Ink bottles and more about Badamo's history are all revealed. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors klemp, scotchio, tuben, klankbeeld, melissapons, slag777, soundmary, lonemonk, yuval, zoltoks, nofeedbak, jimimod, squareal, cuddlenucks, paulmessier, sethlind, darcydunes, el-bee, blu-150058, visualasylum, adamgryu, moai15, inspectorj, tc630, darranambler, pastabra, volivieri, euphrosyyn, kmash, tcpp, jpnien, zappa-was-god, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Davis X. Mackinaw relates tales of the town's ghost legend, a malevolent spirit known as the Sandy Specter. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors lth-stp, duckduckpony, julien-matthey, klankbeeld, dave-welsh, snarfdude, lonemonk, owlstorm, yammerhant, squareal, splicesound, claudius, darcydunes, oldguy67, yadronoff, sagetyrtle, inspectorj, volivieri, bajko, euphrosyyn, rutgemuller, blaufreuz, superex1110, dobriode, roofdog, bennychico11, braffe2, markb, jpnien, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas arrives at an isolated corner of Slumberland Island where Davis X. Mackinaw sweeps the beach with a special kind of metal detector. Davis records stories from when he was a boy and he and his friends were members of the Slumberland Scouts. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors dymewiz, klankbeeld, ignaciodinguez, duckduckpony, halleck, xtragamr, sithjawa and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas returns to the "Taos House" atop Slumberland's largest hill, where Jeepers MacGeepers holds his next instructions. A couple of other familiar voices also put in appearances. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors motion-S, eelke, jmjeffries2, rage91 and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!

Thomas gets sidetracked into meeting Maxima McGillicutty, heiress socialite and submersible pilot. Maxima's family has a long and strange history intertwined with Slumberland Island. More about Slumberland at this link. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors Rutgemuller, jmorrisoncafe330, zimbot, alienistcog, vtkproductions-com, safetyrtle, adough1, pagancow, klangfabrik, primeval-polypod, abouch, thaighaudio, soundmary, maisonsoniue, diboz, soltoks, sonicboom-sfx, zovex, gkillhour, aldenroth2, ryanharding95, jay6waza, soundatadm, soundslikellem, theboatman, scriotxstudios, jone-oost, hy96, jimbeaux, rock-savage, theredshore, and Jovica. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!