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Speaker 2: And so finally I was free, but I was hopelessly lost.
Speaker 3: At first.
Speaker 2: The motivation was simple, get as far as fast as
Speaker 2: fucking possible from that island. I remember the moment I
Speaker 2: finally lost sight of it, and there was nothing but
Speaker 2: water on every horizon. I didn't know how to navigate
Speaker 2: at sea, and even if I had, I had no
Speaker 2: idea where in the world I was. So I picked
Speaker 2: a direction and followed it, and.
Speaker 3: I kept a record.
Speaker 2: Day one escaped hill. The days were long, the moon
Speaker 2: was bright. I slept as little as possible, and I
Speaker 2: ran as long as I could, and day two I
Speaker 2: ran out of gas. There were some provisions on the
Speaker 2: lifeboat and I rationed everything out, but it wasn't enough.
Speaker 3: To start with.
Speaker 2: Day three out of food, day four out of water.
Speaker 2: Things start to get hazy after that, and there was
Speaker 2: no escape from the sun. The fifth day was the storm.
Speaker 2: All I could do was keep the rudder in my grip.
Speaker 2: I managed not to capsize, but lost both my paddles
Speaker 2: and the remainder of my strength. Six sunburnt, sleepless, starving,
Speaker 2: and dehydrated. This is where my recollection and my logs
Speaker 2: fail me.
Speaker 4: I am dying.
Speaker 2: Somewhere in there. I lost consciousness. Hey, I lost so
Speaker 2: many Crystal, I mean, it was a surprise to wake
Speaker 2: up at all. At first I could only tell that
Speaker 2: it was a hospital. It turned out I was in Colombia.
Speaker 5: Service on this stance loc pasoe bass Amilia.
Speaker 2: Uh yes, yes, familia.
Speaker 3: Yes see.
Speaker 2: Even before I was abducted, it had been a long
Speaker 2: time since I talked to mom and Dad. Luckily they
Speaker 2: haven't changed their number since nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 4: Hello Mom, Mom, it's fiery.
Speaker 3: Is did you say?
Speaker 4: Is that really?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Mom, it's me.
Speaker 6: Give me the phone.
Speaker 1: Who is this Dad?
Speaker 3: It's sign no Dad?
Speaker 1: Is it really?
Speaker 5: Sorry?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Dad, it's me.
Speaker 2: It's a It's a long story, but it's over now.
Speaker 2: Turns out i'd been missing for a year. Everyone thought
Speaker 2: I was dead. Mom and Dad offered to wire me
Speaker 2: some money. Wanted to get me home right away, but
Speaker 2: it turned out to be more complicated. Guista this ah
Speaker 2: Grasias monsrat grasias port touda todos SuDS ancido tom Buenos
Speaker 2: go Migo, with no identification and no record of my
Speaker 2: entry in South America. Proving my identity to the FEDS
Speaker 2: turned out to be tricky, and it kept me in
Speaker 2: Colombia a full another year. Grace gaze, this ya been
Speaker 2: aliment espero cassi casi. I never got to thank the
Speaker 2: fishermen that rescued me some two hundred kilometers from shore,
Speaker 2: unconscious and adrift, probably within an inch of my life,
Speaker 2: but I had an approximate location of where they picked
Speaker 2: me up. Very little else survived of my trip. I
Speaker 2: had lost the key, I had lost the map. The
Speaker 2: only evidence I had of my experience was the library book,
Speaker 2: swollen and weather worn, my notes scribbled within the margins. Greo, gracias,
Speaker 2: gracias milgrasi.
Speaker 7: Aquista, Hi.
Speaker 3: Sayuri Rodriguez.
Speaker 2: It's funny how sure of yourself you can be going
Speaker 2: into something, and how much that can change by the
Speaker 2: time you make it out the other side.
Speaker 6: Ulloa.
Speaker 2: Maybe my name really was Rodriguez, and it had been
Speaker 2: the whole time, and somewhere along the way I had
Speaker 2: just gotten confused something in the trauma in the abduction
Speaker 2: hell in the drugs had noted a screwless. I know
Speaker 2: it didn't make any sense, and I knew that at
Speaker 2: the time, but I buried the logic beneath my feelings.
Speaker 2: For the first time and longer than I could remember,
Speaker 2: everything felt right with the world, and I just wanted
Speaker 2: to go home. Wellscenta Aurembarcanoasa, Washington, DC. The trip terrified me,
Speaker 2: not only having to prove who I was time and
Speaker 2: time again.
Speaker 1: Your name is Rodriguez, it is yeah, is.
Speaker 8: The name you were born with?
Speaker 2: Yep?
Speaker 1: Well, mister Rodriguez.
Speaker 8: What was the reason for your travel?
Speaker 2: But also even before all of this, I hadn't seen
Speaker 2: my parents and well, you can just pull over here,
Speaker 2: I'll walk the rest of the way. Here we go.
Speaker 2: I was surprised to see my key still worked. Maybe
Speaker 2: I should have knocked hello, Mom, Dad?
Speaker 7: Sayuri is that her?
Speaker 9: Who are you? Can I help you?
Speaker 6: Mom?
Speaker 3: Dad? I know it's been a long time, but.
Speaker 4: I don't you are you telling me you're the one
Speaker 4: we've been and sending money?
Speaker 2: Dad?
Speaker 10: I don't know how you've found out about us, how
Speaker 10: you've thought you would pull this off.
Speaker 3: But whoever you are, you've taken everything You're gonna get
Speaker 3: I can only imagine what you've gone through. But it's me, Sayuri.
Speaker 4: You don't even look like her emergency.
Speaker 3: There is an intruder in our.
Speaker 2: Own You really don't know me, do you.
Speaker 11: How did you think you get foolish guys like you
Speaker 11: didn't even try.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I'll go home.
Speaker 6: I hope you pay for this.
Speaker 1: I hope they looked you away forever.
Speaker 6: I hope you.
Speaker 2: With nowhere else to go. I did something probably only
Speaker 2: psychopaths and victims do. I returned to the scene of
Speaker 2: the crime. Well, my car is still here.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 2: That's the most parking tickets I've ever seen.
Speaker 4: Good morning, good afternoon, Hi coffee, it's for the customers, right,
Speaker 4: thank you? Sugar's in that?
Speaker 2: Never mind you found it?
Speaker 3: Tell me is the manager in?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, no, and I never really know when they'll
Speaker 2: be here.
Speaker 3: How long have you worked here?
Speaker 2: Almost two years? What's your name? Maddie?
Speaker 3: Hi, Maddie.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Oh man, that is good coffee. I had
Speaker 2: nothing to offer, no reason, no cover, not even a bribe.
Speaker 2: Maddie had no reason to help me, but she did.
Speaker 4: No sorry, uh No. Customers under the name Talbot am
Speaker 4: I spelling it correct?
Speaker 2: Me? That would be my guess. It was probably expecting
Speaker 2: too much. Wait, I totally forgot there was a camera
Speaker 2: in here. Any idea how long the footage stays backed up?
Speaker 2: Two year old security footage seemed like a slim chance,
Speaker 2: especially given my luck that day.
Speaker 3: And yet.
Speaker 1: I was just curious if your boss was you see
Speaker 1: I have a return.
Speaker 2: A return, Yes, we don't really take.
Speaker 6: Well, that's why I wanted to come in person, sort
Speaker 6: of a special circumstance.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, you have it with you in my car.
Speaker 6: Your car should be pretty easy for you.
Speaker 10: I balked, right in front, right, sure.
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 3: That's it? What about the parking lot?
Speaker 4: I think it's motion detected just for this room.
Speaker 6: Who is she.
Speaker 2: Someone that's in trouble?
Speaker 12: Go on the back.
Speaker 4: I'll cover you.
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 12: But why I don't know what happened to your friend.
Speaker 12: I hope she's okay, but you seem like you need
Speaker 12: help to and I'll.
Speaker 10: Go Hello, miss, I was wondering if you could hello Hello.
Speaker 10: I was wondering if you could answer a few questions
Speaker 10: for me.
Speaker 4: You're not this isn't about those library books and a
Speaker 4: version Oh I'm so sorry that The truth is I
Speaker 4: lost one and I no.
Speaker 10: No, nothing like that. Listen, have you seen a woman
Speaker 10: come in here?
Speaker 2: A woman in here? Why?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Lots today, just now today? No, not today.
Speaker 10: There wasn't a dark haired woman in here just before me?
Speaker 10: Maybe said she used to work here?
Speaker 2: Mmm? No, don't think so.
Speaker 3: Uh what she do?
Speaker 10: Miss? Do you have access to the footage from this camera?
Speaker 4: That?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, I don't want you to be mad?
Speaker 4: Why because it it doesn't work.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 10: Oh okay, pull it together, no crime.
Speaker 2: Nice job, Maddie, Oh you one?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: Come on, old car, Yes, fucking corse of God never fails. Now,
Speaker 2: I'll better see about these parking tickets. Whoops, added to
Speaker 2: my sentence. So things weren't perfect, really, they were pretty
Speaker 2: fucked up. I had lost my family, lost my identity.
Speaker 2: I was on the run from the cops and no
Speaker 2: doubt others. But I was free, and I intended to
Speaker 2: keep it that way. If anything that I remembered had
Speaker 2: actually happened to me, trying to convince anyone of it
Speaker 2: would sound fucking crazy. I felt crazy, but also elated.
Speaker 2: I knew I could never go back to my old life,
Speaker 2: but you know what. My old life sucked. The universe
Speaker 2: is said not to give many second chances, and I
Speaker 2: intended to.
Speaker 3: Use mine to the fullest.
Speaker 2: The little money I had left stolen, I guess from
Speaker 2: the family. Rodriguez brought me all the way west, and
Speaker 2: I didn't stop until I hit the ocean, back against
Speaker 2: the wall. It had gotten me out before I found
Speaker 2: myself in a nice town, big enough to blend in,
Speaker 2: but small enough not to get lost.
Speaker 12: Go to an Americano for say uri.
Speaker 2: Sure, I never had much of a career, no real specialties,
Speaker 2: but I found at least one thing I.
Speaker 1: Was good at.
Speaker 7: First of all, put these on. So take one of these,
Speaker 7: line it up and.
Speaker 4: Like that, Wow, have you done this before?
Speaker 2: I started working on the ground floor of a metal shop,
Speaker 2: and a few years.
Speaker 3: Later I was running it.
Speaker 12: How's that boss?
Speaker 2: Smooth edges, clean cut, good work. Just keep following that template.
Speaker 2: Today you make these and tomorrow new day, new part.
Speaker 2: This life was good. Frankly, I didn't like thinking about
Speaker 2: the other.
Speaker 3: I could almost.
Speaker 2: Convince myself that it didn't happen, that I had lost
Speaker 2: my mind, nothing more than a fever dream, a nightmare.
Speaker 3: But sometimes.
Speaker 2: I couldn't help myself. Pendleton Rehabilitation Center. I don't know
Speaker 2: what I expected, Drug rehab Senior Center, Animal sanctuary.
Speaker 3: Oh, look at the owl? Not even what I was
Speaker 3: looking for.
Speaker 2: Handleton, Secret Island Prison. Um, oh, where's this Indiana? And
Speaker 2: what did I have to go on? A handful of jargon?
Speaker 2: A collection of first names?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: What was it?
Speaker 2: Doctor Ralph Stanley?
Speaker 3: Even if I could find something, what would I do
Speaker 3: with it?
Speaker 2: MD? LPC E and T? Who is that? Okay? Okay?
Speaker 3: Is there a pick?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Definitely not him? All right, we're done. Maybe it was
Speaker 2: just morbid curiosity, or because I was still looking over
Speaker 2: my shoulder waiting for them to take me again. But
Speaker 2: more likely it was guilt about what I left behind
Speaker 2: and who. Even if the logic in my head said no,
Speaker 2: I knew my spirit would never be whole unless I
Speaker 2: exhausted every possible option. There was one thing I had
Speaker 2: to build up, the courage to try. Turns out, Alexander
Speaker 2: Talbot's not that common a name. Frankfurt, Cyprus. Most of
Speaker 2: the ones born in this century seemed like dead ends.
Speaker 2: Facebook LinkedIn my Space, geo cities, how about the Yellow Pages?
Speaker 2: In a way I wish I had never kept whereuse
Speaker 2: by country, use my state.
Speaker 3: Because I found him.
Speaker 2: Oh shit, there was an Alexander Talbot listed in Santa Monica, California.
Speaker 3: What a watch it, fucking lunatic. I don't know what
Speaker 3: I was thinking.
Speaker 2: Maybe that if I proved to myself that the only
Speaker 2: lead was cold, I would be able to leave this
Speaker 2: all behind for good. His last known address brought me
Speaker 2: far away from the seaside villas and hilltop mansions, a
Speaker 2: place no one would ever choose unless they had nowhere
Speaker 2: else to go. Burned out shacks, filled with trash and
Speaker 2: flooded by seawater. People squatting in the wreckage. And that's
Speaker 2: where I found him, spreash some cheeese, clad in rags,
Speaker 2: cut lesions, unwashed, unshaven, and drunk out of his fucking mind,
Speaker 2: but still technically alive.
Speaker 3: Who do you work for?
Speaker 9: You work?
Speaker 6: Yes? I do work any kind? What do you need?
Speaker 2: You abduct people? Abduct?
Speaker 8: Abduct?
Speaker 3: You don't remember me?
Speaker 2: You?
Speaker 8: Oh sure sure I do? And and and.
Speaker 13: How of the years.
Speaker 3: You kidnapped me?
Speaker 6: I did you threw me in.
Speaker 3: The back of a van?
Speaker 5: Fan?
Speaker 6: I can maybe work on a van.
Speaker 13: You want to show it to me?
Speaker 2: Where is the pen pen?
Speaker 8: I haven't got a pens.
Speaker 7: You have a pen?
Speaker 6: Maybe we could write something down.
Speaker 2: The Pendleton Rehabilitation Center?
Speaker 3: Where is it?
Speaker 8: Rehabilitation and sounds like a prison?
Speaker 3: You are, Alexander Talbot?
Speaker 8: I am, I mean, I am, I can be.
Speaker 2: What the hell happened to you? To me?
Speaker 6: Me?
Speaker 2: I you know?
Speaker 6: I meant to write it down and phone. We had
Speaker 6: a pen.
Speaker 2: I thought you died died me?
Speaker 6: No, not me?
Speaker 10: How healthy as well?
Speaker 6: Maybe maybe that was the other?
Speaker 2: The other, the other? What the other? What?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 10: Yes, I believe that's right.
Speaker 2: We are never alone.
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 2: What did you say?
Speaker 8: Just like you aren't?
Speaker 2: Just like I'm not.
Speaker 8: None of us are.
Speaker 6: Who remind me? Who did you say?
Speaker 8: It was abducted?
Speaker 2: I remember thinking I would have preferred a dead end.
Speaker 3: Talbot couldn't help me.
Speaker 2: He only raised more questions, Please.
Speaker 10: Miss anything you can spare, just trying to get back.
Speaker 13: On my feet.
Speaker 3: In reality, we each owed each other a debt.
Speaker 2: His to me was too great, but mind to him
Speaker 2: I could afford. Here is fifteen dollars and sixty cents.
Speaker 2: I wish I had never gone looking. I appreciated what
Speaker 2: I had instead of focusing on what I didn't.
Speaker 3: In this my.
Speaker 2: Second life, I had learned more about myself, about who
Speaker 2: I was, than ever before. But I knew that in
Speaker 2: the first I had left a part of me behind,
Speaker 2: and I would never be whole until I found it.
Speaker 2: Are we really never alone?
Speaker 6: We are not. There is always someone beside us, near us,
Speaker 6: lifting us up when we fall, watching over us from above.
Speaker 2: I haven't been in a place like this.
Speaker 6: For a long time, and yet he is watching you
Speaker 6: all the same.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder about that.
Speaker 6: Something weighs on you, my child, heavy on your spirit.
Speaker 2: You believe, don't you? That our lives are faded, that
Speaker 2: all of this has already been written.
Speaker 6: I believe God has a plan for each of us.
Speaker 2: Then how do you access that information? How do you
Speaker 2: navigate that course?
Speaker 6: The map is faith, The key is prayer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, what if you pray and God doesn't answer?
Speaker 6: He will. The trick is will you be brave enough
Speaker 6: to listen even if you don't like what he has
Speaker 6: to say.
Speaker 2: I had to make a decision between what I knew
Speaker 2: in my head to be safe and what I felt
Speaker 2: in my heart to be right, even if it scared
Speaker 2: the shit out of me. Where do we start here
Speaker 2: east coast of Colombia, near the Panama border.
Speaker 12: You said you were at sea for six days, seven
Speaker 12: motored for two, paddled for four, a drift for one
Speaker 12: more or less. You said the rudder was intact when
Speaker 12: you could steer. Were you able to plot a course.
Speaker 2: East into the sunrise? Best I could manage?
Speaker 11: See?
Speaker 12: With nominal wind and sea currents, I guess you averaged
Speaker 12: between seven and ten knots. You said you experienced a storm, Yes.
Speaker 2: A bad one.
Speaker 12: Okay, so that's white in our margin. Well, given all
Speaker 12: we know, it's seen. Your point of origin was somewhere
Speaker 12: in here eastern Pacific, north of the equator, within a
Speaker 12: range of two hundre kilometers the eighty six meridian, give
Speaker 12: or take.
Speaker 2: Are there islands out there?
Speaker 12: There are the Galapkos, But that would have been just
Speaker 12: as far as Columbia, and in the opposite direction.
Speaker 3: How much for the map, let's do it.
Speaker 2: My plan only had one step find the island in
Speaker 2: the unimaginable event that that might be possible.
Speaker 3: Then we'd figure out what was next. You could say
Speaker 3: I was operating on faith.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know it.
Speaker 8: Well slide.
Speaker 2: If that unless we get lucky. I made six trips
Speaker 2: like this, each time targeting a different coordinate and winding
Speaker 2: outward in a search pattern.
Speaker 3: Every time nothing. And then on the seventh.
Speaker 2: Wait, what's that good? A degree starboard, that little speck.
Speaker 3: It's not on the map, but that ran. The pilot
Speaker 3: lowered the bird in a spiral.
Speaker 2: Every step down it came more into view, rocky coasts,
Speaker 2: green vegetation, and in the center a stone structure like
Speaker 2: a colonial fortress. It's maze run between three concentric circles,
Speaker 2: with one tall tower in the center.
Speaker 3: I had never seen it like this.
Speaker 2: There could be no mistake.
Speaker 6: That's it. Hey, do you read me?
Speaker 12: I said, that's it?
Speaker 6: Oh you sure?
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm sure, no doubt.
Speaker 6: Well I have to.
Speaker 1: Ask you should why did you come back?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 8: Why do you always come back? Why?
Speaker 2: Gris in the entire history of this place, however long
Speaker 2: and fucked up that might be. I gotta believe I'm
Speaker 2: the only person that managed to both break out and
Speaker 2: smuggle myself back in. I'm sorry I left you here.
Speaker 2: I always knew you would come back. How long have
Speaker 2: they had you in the dungeon for ever since? Well,
Speaker 2: they can't keep us here forever. As far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 2: Nothing has changed. It might take a while, but we
Speaker 2: already know everything. We need to escape and the next time,
Speaker 2: no matter what, we go together. I like that, But
Speaker 2: don't you feel like you are missing something? What I
Speaker 2: feel like? You know? Here there can be two of us,
Speaker 2: But out.
Speaker 5: There, doctor wants to see you.
Speaker 2: Wait one now.
Speaker 11: Well, I imagine you had quite an adventure out there.
Speaker 9: This ought to keep you from skipping out again, at
Speaker 9: least from my infirmary.
Speaker 3: I don't know what you plan to do to me,
Speaker 3: but leave her out of it. She didn't do anything.
Speaker 3: It was all me interesting.
Speaker 9: So you do see her?
Speaker 7: Then what?
Speaker 3: Yes? Of course, and you hear her, hear her? Do
Speaker 3: what side?
Speaker 7: In that case?
Speaker 4: The experiment has been a success.
Speaker 2: What experiment?
Speaker 11: It's the treatment, the seven methyl Ionimo. I gather it's
Speaker 11: exceeded even my own expectation.
Speaker 4: We have so much data to analyze, but for now I.
Speaker 7: Think it's time to give it a red.
Speaker 2: Nurse, what are you trying to say that this has
Speaker 2: all been a hallucination, a dream? Sign hardly than is
Speaker 2: someone gonna tell me what the fuck is going on here?
Speaker 9: We always knew you were special, say you read? In fact,
Speaker 9: that's why you were brought here in the first place,
Speaker 9: and why you're back.
Speaker 2: Now because of her Her. The pen collects anomalies, right,
Speaker 2: and the anomaly here is that there's two of us.
Speaker 9: There's nothing to be prideful about one universe. In a
Speaker 9: hall of mirrors, people meet their devils all the time.
Speaker 9: None of us are ever truly.
Speaker 2: Lowe, you know, never alone.
Speaker 4: The difference is usually they don't recover, some lease their minds,
Speaker 4: covell grimes.
Speaker 9: Sometimes one must be sacrificed so the other.
Speaker 7: Can live to help it, and once in a very
Speaker 7: long while someone like you comes along, able to approach
Speaker 7: the mirror and step through to.
Speaker 12: The other side.
Speaker 9: Imagine a world where anyone could do that. Few things
Speaker 9: could be more useful, especially in a place like the Pen.
Speaker 9: I just have to learn how to harness it.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 9: This has all been but a step in that process,
Speaker 9: A small step, but an important one.
Speaker 2: In the syringe, it's more of the same drug, isn't it?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 7: This time it's the end?
Speaker 5: To do?
Speaker 2: What will that do? S I listen, what is it,
Speaker 2: Lily deed?
Speaker 3: To remember?
Speaker 2: Remember what all of this? This time? Try not to
Speaker 2: forget this time?
Speaker 3: Wait? What is that supposed to have nothing to.
Speaker 7: Worry about, nothing to see, nothing to feed, nothing to think,
Speaker 7: nothing can.
Speaker 6: Dream, just keep.
Speaker 13: Sleep.
Speaker 2: I saw her, I spoke to her. We were together.
Speaker 2: I'm sure of it. The face and the flame. What
Speaker 2: you looked into the heart of something powerful and saw
Speaker 2: yourself staring back. Okay, maybe let's say you're right, and
Speaker 2: what do I do with that?
Speaker 6: What can you do? What can any of us do?
Speaker 6: Lights out?
Speaker 2: We'll talk about it in the morning. Okay, Okay, good night,
Speaker 2: trip trip, good night sa Jurie. M hm mm hmmm
Speaker 2: mm hmmm. Do you I knew you'd come? You don't remember?
Speaker 8: Do you?
Speaker 2: Do you know how you got here?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 5: Do you.
Speaker 2: I have an idea?
Speaker 13: Oh yeah yeah, sid.
Speaker 6: Sid ah.
Speaker 2: When you see the when you see them.
Speaker 8: High said.
Speaker 6: A side.
Speaker 2: You said high. I got a.
Speaker 8: Champ the dumb high, said Jim.
Speaker 2: I slig than.
Speaker 8: Champ high said the.
Speaker 2: Five slang champ.
Speaker 6: Hi the guy she.
Speaker 13: Chiticularly said MASANGI Lata may see yer.
Speaker 12: See chakin you see them?
Speaker 2: Mhm seche kin see.
Speaker 13: Them guyayayahsaicularly sasangicha Rokia may see cher yea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Sana, I see that's.
Speaker 6: I see that I.
Speaker 8: Said.
Speaker 4: I Culture character.
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Speaker 1: Episode thirteen Penance written by Alexander Williams. Editing and sound
Speaker 1: design by Jesse Funk, featuring the voices of Miguel Perez,
Speaker 1: Sandra Viadares, Blair, Chandler, Morgan Brown, Jeff Bowser, Sunday Bowling,
Speaker 1: Aaron Aster, Rafael Korkil, Joseph Whipp, Rachel Rosenbloom, Chris Jy,
Speaker 1: Alex Jay Jones, Anna Hamler, and Wilbur Fitzgerald. Directed by
Speaker 1: Alexander Williams. Executive producers Aaron Mankey, Noah Feinberg, Chris Dicky,
Speaker 1: Matt Frederick and Alexander Williams. Supervising producers Trevor Young and
Speaker 1: Josh Thain. Producers Jesse Funk, rima Ilkayali, Noami Griffin, Chandler Mays,
Speaker 1: and Casby Bias. Script editing by Lauren Vogelbaum. Story consultants
Speaker 1: Ben Bolan and Matthew Riddle, Casting by Sunday Bowling CSA
Speaker 1: and Meg Mormon CSA Production coordinator Wayna Calderon. Production assistants
Speaker 1: Jenna Johnson and Winona Lowe. Theme music by Rose Azerti
Speaker 1: with vocals by Anna Hum recorded at This Is Sound
Speaker 1: Design Studios in Burbank, California. Engineered by Ross Aeronaut Special
Speaker 1: thanks to Romelia Osorio, Nathan Rule, Glen Nishida, and Rob Mosca.
Speaker 1: Thirteen Days of Halloween was created by Matt Frederick and
Speaker 1: Alexander Williams and is a production of iHeart Podcasts, Blumhouse Television,
Speaker 1: and Grimm and Mild from Aaron Makey. Learn more about
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Speaker 1: Happy Halloween.