SINKHOLE

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Hello! Kale here with some post-season announcements. I promise I won’t take up too much of your time.

Before I get into it, I’d like to thank everyone for listening to season two of SINKHOLE- I really can’t overstate how much it means to me that so many people are listening to and enjoying my weird little show.

And speaking of season two, I’m going to be doing another Q&A like the one I did after season one! So if you’d like to submit a question, you can do that via the SINKHOLE website, sinkholepodcast.com- there’s a button on the front page labelled “Season 2 Q&A Form,” just above the list of content warnings.

The other thing I wanted to mention is that you probably shouldn’t expect the same turnaround on season three as you got on season two- I’ve got a lot more on my plate than I did before, and continue to be a full adult human with a full-time job, so I can’t promise another nine-week turnaround.

Speaking of having things on my plate, I wanted to recommend you a podcast to listen to while you’re waiting for season three- the Bloody Disgusting network is releasing a brand-new show in collaboration with Canadian horror artist Trevor Henderson- who some of you may recognize as the creator of Sirenhead.

Mayfair Watcher’s Society is a found footage-style horror anthology podcast taking place in a world much like our own, but in which the appearance of interdimensional beings is, while not extremely common, not an altogether strange thing. You can look forward to episodes written by folks like Ben Counter, Addison Peacock, Meg Tuten, Henry Galley, Gus Zagarella... and Kale Brown.

I was absolutely thrilled to be asked to join this project, and it’s been incredibly fun, so I sincerely hope you’ll check it out when it comes out in October.

I’m gonna leave you with the Mayfair Watcher’s Society trailer, but first: stay safe and try not to fall into any holes.

[Mayfair Watcher’s Society Trailer Audio]

I told you what would happen when you asked me silly questions.
A transcript of this episode is available on the website.
A very special thank you to Jesse Hall, Elias Taylor, and Vic Collins for participating in this very strange episode.
All music and sound effects used are available under a CC0 license. Music was ‘Ambient Bass Deep Atmospheric Pad’ by waveplaySFX.

The Hole is making a noise. It’s making a weird noise. A noise that isn’t at all much weirder than the noises it normally makes, if you ask me.

Written and produced by Kale Brown. Artwork by Kale Brown.

All music and sound effects used are available under a CC0 license. Music was ‘Sphere’ by Andrew Kn. [LOUD EERIE NOISE] was ‘Sci-fi Ambient Drone’ by Niedec.

Visit us on Twitter at @sinkholepodcast or visit the website at sinkholepodcast.com.

I found something. It’s not a radio broadcast, it’s... some sort of dictation, like dictated notes, and it’s from inside the JMB.

Written by Kale Brown with assistance from Elias Taylor. Produced by Kale Brown. Artwork by Kale Brown.

Starring Cam Clark (@Pocceto) as Doctor Sasha Hyles and Kris Allison (@knalliso) as Doctor Timothy Morris.

Starring Jesse Hall (@wastedarkcell) as TectoVision Employee.

All music and sound effects used are available under a CC0 license. Music was ‘Sphere’ by Andrew Kn. [LOUD EERIE NOISE] was ‘Sci-fi Ambient Drone’ by Niedec.

Visit us on Twitter at @sinkholepodcast or visit the website at sinkholepodcast.com.

Please stop trying to figure out who I am and where I live. I know you don’t really get why, but it makes me very uncomfortable.

And yeah, sure: go ahead and call me one-thirteen. I don’t mind it.

Written and produced by Kale Brown. Artwork by Kale Brown.

All music and sound effects used are available under a CC0 license or with permission. Music was ‘Sphere’ by Andrew Kn. [LOUD EERIE NOISE] was ‘Sci-fi Ambient Drone’ by Niedec.

Visit us on Twitter at @sinkholepodcast or visit the website at sinkholepodcast.com.