10. The Lesson Plan (aka The Tome)

08/29/19 • 52 min

It has come to the attention of the management of the Rivercliffe Museum of Mostly Natural Histories that MOST of the staff knows absolutely NOTHING about basic world history. You can see the problem, surely. As such, we hope you will join the curator, Marwood, for a comprehensive and 100% mandatory refresher on everything important that has ever happened, magical or otherwise, since the dawn of time. Oh, and you may want to bring a pen and paper. There’s always a test...

Episode 10 of DARK AGES features...

Dana Swanson as Malison, Vanthony, and Goblin Boogler
Joshua Sibley as Marwood and the Singing Sword
Stephen Mank as the Tome, Vaniel, and the Mysterious Cult Leader
Brittany Michel as Josephine and Peasant
Eli Banks as Abraxas, the Narrator and Goblin Attaboy
Alan Moore as The Dark Lord and Edmund
Brandon Kraemer as Nick
Liz Macke as the Tour Golem

Episode 10 was written by Brandon Kraemer, with additional writing by Liz Macke

Sound design by Stephen Mank

Original music by Stephen Mank and Christopher Taylor

“A little More Time” written by Liz Macke and Stephen Mank

“(Theme From) Dark Ages” written and performed by J. Christopher Arrison and produced by Brent Busby

Special thanks to Cody DeMatteis

Produced and edited by Liz Macke

Series created and directed by Brandon Kraemer

Subscribe to Dark Ages on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or wherever you find your podcasts.

Find full episodes and more at darkagesshow.com.

Episode 10 of DARK AGES features...

Dana Swanson as Malison, Vanthony, and Goblin Boogler
Joshua Sibley as Marwood and the Singing Sword
Stephen Mank as the Tome, Vaniel, and the Mysterious Cult Leader
Brittany Michel as Josephine and Peasant
Eli Banks as Abraxas, the Narrator and Goblin Attaboy
Alan Moore as The Dark Lord and Edmund
Brandon Kraemer as Nick
Liz Macke as the Tour Golem

Episode 10 was written by Brandon Kraemer, with additional writing by Liz Macke

Sound design by Stephen Mank

Original music by Stephen Mank and Christopher Taylor

“A little More Time” written by Liz Macke and Stephen Mank

“(Theme From) Dark Ages” written and performed by J. Christopher Arrison and produced by Brent Busby

Special thanks to Cody DeMatteis

Produced and edited by Liz Macke

Series created and directed by Brandon Kraemer

Subscribe to Dark Ages on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or wherever you find your podcasts.

Find full episodes and more at darkagesshow.com.

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9. Fired Up (aka The Afterburner)

Rivercliffe has been hit by a sub-zero cold snap, but you’d hardly notice in the museum. Staff tempers are flaring up and arguments are growing so heated that it’s no wonder when Nick actually takes Abraxas’s bait and agrees to fix the furnace. All he has to do is navigate the labyrinth of sub-basements...and figure out exactly why their mysterious furnace is on the fritz in the first place.

Episode 9 of DARK AGES features...

Brandon Kraemer as Nick
Zack Overton as the Afterburner
Eli Banks as the Narrator and Abraxas
Brittany Michel as Josephine
Alan Moore as the Dark Lord and Edmund
Dana Swanson as Malison and the Weird Cultist
Joshua Sibley as Marwood
Taylor Roy as Todd
Denise Farley Gardner as “Chantal Cleansworthy”
Stephen Mank as the Mysterious Cult Leader
Liz Macke as the Tour Golem

Episode 9 was written by Brandon Kraemer, with additional writing by Liz Macke

Edited by Liz Macke

Sound design by Stephen Mank

Original music by Christopher Taylor and Stephen Mank

“(Theme From) Dark Ages” written and performed by J. Christopher Arrison and produced by Brent Busby

Story elements by Alan Moore, Christina Romo, Denise Farley Gardner, Joshua Sibley and Liz Macke

Produced by Liz Macke

Series created and directed by Brandon Kraemer

Subscribe to Dark Ages on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or wherever you find your podcasts.

Find full episodes and more at darkagesshow.com.

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11. Dark Comes to Light (aka The Timbered Tablets)

With the Tour Golem on lockdown and the mysteries piling up, the museum staff splits the party (oh, you fools) to seek answers before the other, heavily implied, world-ending boot drops. For their sake AND ours, let’s just hope it’s not already too late... Boy, that would be bad, wouldn’t it?

Episode 11 of DARK AGES features...