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12/28/20 • 70 min
Several months after Team Arden leaves Elsinore, acclaimed journalist Rowan Dabrowski examines their reporting for flaws. Also: A duck hunt!
CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains gunshots, adult language, adult situations, tense family situations, discussions of gore, discussions of medical abuse, violence, death, transphobia, homophobia, misogyny, mental illness, hunting, discussions of grief, and the mourning process.
Written by Christopher Dole
Directed by Christopher Dole
Recording Engineer: Ernesto Hurtado
Editor: Christopher Dole
Sound Designer: Christopher Dole
Composer: Christopher Hatfield
Starring:
Michelle Agresti as Bea Casely
Tracey Sayed as Brenda Bentley
Shannon Estabrook as Rosalind Ursula
Charlita Gaston as Pamela Pink
Benjamin Watts as Andy Wheyface
Mia Drake as Lorena Christopher
Libby Woodbridge as Dana Hamill
Saoirse Ó Súilleabháin as Olivia Breckenridge
Guest starring:
Ptolemy Slocum as Rowan Dabrowski and Angry French Chef
Rebecca Metz as Trudy Hamill
Julia Selden as Willow Dabrowski
Lindsay Seim as Jill Clay and Server
Grant Patrizio as Nashville Osric
Nelinda Palomino as Alexandria “Red” Dutton and Mother
Jennifer Liao as Teresa Hollandaise, Robot Voice, and Older Woman
Katie Wright as Helen Fairfield and Fortinbras Exec
Caleb Del Rio as Brad
Robert Fleet as Older Man
John Rael as Guard
Christopher Dole as Doctor
Briggon Snow as Mr. Murder Man
Mischa Stanton as Mr. Mr. Murder Man
This episode features the song "Back to Dust," written by Laura Stratford and performed by Libby Woodbridge. You can find it on our soundtrack album.
It also features the song "I Know the End," written by Phoebe Bridgers, Christian Lee Hutson, Conor Oberst, and Marshall Vore, and performed by Phoebe Bridgers. It is used with permission of Dead Oceans. You can find it on Phoebe Bridgers's album Punisher.
Arden was created and executive produced by Emily St. James, Christopher Dole, and Sara Ghaleb.
Our co-executive producers are Chad Ellis, Libby Hill, and Ernesto Hurtado.
Our logo was designed by Dylan Farr.
Our social media manager is Eliza Wheeler.
Episode transcript at ardenpodcast.com. Support the show at Patreon.Com/ArdenPod!
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12/13/21 • 14 min
CONTENT WARNING: This episode takes place in prison. It also features disgusting "meat farming" sound effects, loud noises, alarms, and screaming.
In this 10-part new miniseries, follow Julie Capsom during the events of Arden S2 as she serves out her prison term. In our premiere, Julie begins a new work detail and makes a new acquaintance.
Executive-Produced by LaToya Ferguson and Mara Woods-Robinson
Written by Mara Woods-Robinson
Directed by Emily VanDerWerff and Mara Woods-Robinson
Edited and Sound Designed by Christopher Dole
Starring:
Lindsay Zana as Julie Capsom
Randahl Brisco as Chase
Maggie Mae Fish as Butcher Bob
Julian Mundy as Guard #1
Gaylynn Baker as Guard #2
and
Lindsay Seim as Natalie
EPISODE SPONSORED BY "Orphan Black: The Next Chapter"
https://www.realm.fm/shows/orphan-black
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Babalu - Pilot
Arden
09/30/21 • 33 min
First, a quick update on the coming Wheyface Radio slate for 2021! After that, we are honored to share the pilot for a new indie audio fiction podcast we love, Babalu.
Babalu is an independently produced podcast and its makers are currently running a crowdfunding campaign that will help them produce the rest of season one. If you'd like to learn how you can support this series, visit uneasytiger.com or https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kimberlytruong/babalu
CW for Babalu pilot: Extensive discussions of suicide
Created and written by Kimberly Truong. Sound design, editing and mixing by Charles Moody. Produced by Katharine Chen Lerner. Music by Edith Mudge. Additional music by pb and Peter Lam. Artwork by Gabi Hawkins. Logo by Alex Bruno.
With performances by: Christine Liao (SHERRY), Lee Chen (PATTI), Varda Appleton (DEBRA), Chriselle Almeida (SIMONE), Ruby Marez (REINA), Eric Chad Ho (BARTENDER), Cruz Flores (CUSTOMER) and Kimberly Truong (LUISA).
01/01/25 • 5 min
Good wishes and an exciting update from Wheyface Industries.
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08/10/20 • 70 min
Our midseason finale! Rosalind uncovers a key piece of evidence. Dana gets in trouble. Olivia takes up knitting. And Bea and Brenda reveal the biggest secret of them all. Also: High stakes negotiations!
CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains adult language, loud noises, brief violence, dead naming of a trans woman, intense family situations, discussions and depiction of mental illness, discussions of alcoholism, and adult situations.
Written by Allison Solano
Directed by Christopher Dole
Recording Engineer - Ernesto Hurtado
Editor – Chad Ellis
Composer - Christopher Hatfield
Featuring "Phantom Limb,” written by Laura Stratford, performed by Libby Woodbridge
Starring:
Michelle Agresti as Bea Casely
Tracey Sayed as Brenda Bentley and Caller #1
Shannon Estabrook as Rosalind Ursula
Charlita Gaston as Pamela Pink
Benjamin Watts as Andy Wheyface
Mia Drake as Lorena Christopher
Libby Woodbridge as Dana Hamill
Saoirse Ó Súilleabháin as Olivia Breckenridge
Guest starring:
Zack Grenier as Clyde Hamill
Rebecca Metz as Trudy Hamill
Oscar Jordan as Paul Breckenridge
Mike Bash as Jake Wunder and Pharmacist
Ptolemy Slocum as Rowan Dabrowski
Nelinda Palomino as Alexandria “Red” Dutton
Jennifer Liao as Teresa Hollandaise
Katie Wright as Gwen VanDenStern and MC
Grant Patrizio as Deputy
Kirk Novak as Normal Guy
Arden was created and executive produced by Emily St. James, Christopher Dole, and Sara Ghaleb. Our co-executive producers are Chad Ellis, Libby Hill, and Ernesto Hurtado. Our logo was designed by Dylan Farr.
Episode credits/transcript at ardenpodcast.com. Support the show at Patreon.Com/ArdenPod!
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10/08/18 • 46 min
What happened after Julie and Ralph disappeared? Why did the police investigate a man named Gerald Abernathy? Is Ralph really the torso found in Julie's trunk? And who burned Brenda's truck? (Only one of our hosts really cares about that last one.)
CONTENT WARNING: Discussion of police harassment, missing persons cases, 9/11, an act of cultural misappropriation, discussion of missing body parts and gore, discussion of driving under the influence
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11/12/18 • 44 min
Bea and Brenda discover everything they knew about the Julie Capsom case was wrong, and also visit a farmer's market.
Content Warning: Sounds of vomiting at 29:00 and 29:03. Discussions of gore and human remains, missing people, family drama.
SFX Credit - The Wheyface Key Tracker: "UI Confirmation Alert, A4.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.org
Episode credits/transcript at ardenpodcast.com. Support the show at Patreon.Com/ArdenPod!
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12/07/20 • 58 min
Bea and Brenda try to clarify a few things about the Hamill case and about their friendship. Dana tries to clarify a few things about her father’s death. Red tries to clarify a few things about love. Also: A great recipe for honey mustard sauce!
CONTENT WARNING: This episode features loud noises, adult situations, adult language, discussions and depictions of violence, discussion but not depiction of animal violence, discussions of murder, discussion of gore, medical abuse, familial abuse, and suicide.
SPECIAL CONTENT WARNING: If you are coping with suicidal thoughts or ideation, you might want to put this episode off until a later date. Please, if you need help, contact:
-The National Suicide Prevention Hotline, at 1-800-273-8255
-Trans Hotline, at 877-565-8860
Written by Sara Ghaleb
Directed by Emily St. James
Recording Engineer: Ernesto Hurtado
Editor: Christopher Dole
Sound Designer: Chad Ellis
Composer: Christopher Hatfield
Starring:
Michelle Agresti as Bea Casely
Tracey Sayed as Brenda Bentley
Shannon Estabrook as Rosalind Ursula
Charlita Gaston as Pamela Pink
Benjamin Watts as Andy Wheyface
Mia Drake as Lorena Christopher
Libby Woodbridge as Dana Hamill
Saoirse Ó Súilleabháin as Olivia Breckenridge
Guest starring:
Zach Grenier as Clyde Hamill
Rebecca Metz as Trudy Hamill
Mike Bash as Jake Wunder and Dice
Nelinda Palomino as Alexandria “Red” Dutton
Jennifer Liao as Teresa Hollandaise and Airport Announcer
Daniel Mills as Charlie Russell and Rancher
Christopher Dole as Grunting Actor
Arden was created and executive produced by Emily St. James, Christopher Dole, and Sara Ghaleb. Our co-executive producers are Chad Ellis, Libby Hill, and Ernesto Hurtado. Our logo was designed by Dylan Farr.
Episode transcript at ardenpodcast.com. Support the show at Patreon.Com/ArdenPod!
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02/14/23 • 38 min
Several months after Team Arden leaves Elsinore, acclaimed journalist Rowan Dabrowski examines their reporting for flaws. Also: A duck hunt!
NOTE: Due to music rights issues, this episode is being released in abridged form until we finish re-upping those rights and it can be heard as properly intended. You can find the full episode transcript at ardenpodcast.com/transcripts
CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains gunshots, adult language, adult situations, tense family situations, discussions of gore, discussions of medical abuse, violence, death, transphobia, homophobia, misogyny, mental illness, hunting, discussions of grief, and the mourning process.
Written by Christopher Dole
Directed by Christopher Dole
Recording Engineer: Ernesto Hurtado
Editor: Christopher Dole
Sound Designer: Christopher Dole
Composer: Christopher Hatfield
Starring:
Michelle Agresti as Bea Casely
Tracey Sayed as Brenda Bentley
Shannon Estabrook as Rosalind Ursula
Charlita Gaston as Pamela Pink
Benjamin Watts as Andy Wheyface
Mia Drake as Lorena Christopher
Libby Woodbridge as Dana Hamill
Saoirse Ó Súilleabháin as Olivia Breckenridge
Guest starring:
Ptolemy Slocum as Rowan Dabrowski and Angry French Chef
Rebecca Metz as Trudy Hamill
Julia Selden as Willow Dabrowski
Lindsay Seim as Jill Clay and Server
Grant Patrizio as Nashville Osric
Nelinda Palomino as Alexandria “Red” Dutton and Mother
Jennifer Liao as Teresa Hollandaise, Robot Voice, and Older Woman
Katie Wright as Helen Fairfield and Fortinbras Exec
Caleb Del Rio as Brad
Robert Fleet as Older Man
John Rael as Guard
Christopher Dole as Doctor
Briggon Snow as Mr. Murder Man
Mischa Stanton as Mr. Mr. Murder Man
This episode features the song "Back to Dust," written by Laura Stratford and performed by Libby Woodbridge. You can find it on our soundtrack album.
Arden was created and executive produced by Emily St. James, Christopher Dole, and Sara Ghaleb.
Our co-executive producers are Chad Ellis, Libby Hill, and Ernesto Hurtado.
Our logo was designed by Dylan Farr.
Our social media manager is Eliza Wheeler.
Episode transcript at ardenpodcast.com.
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FAQ
How many episodes does Arden have?
Arden currently has 86 episodes available.
What topics does Arden cover?
The podcast is about Fiction, Comedy Fiction and Podcasts.
What is the most popular episode on Arden?
The episode title 'Episode 212: A Piece of Work' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Arden?
The average episode length on Arden is 31 minutes.
How often are episodes of Arden released?
Episodes of Arden are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of Arden?
The first episode of Arden was released on Sep 3, 2018.
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