The Thousand Paths, Chapter One - Arrival

05/24/1986 - Facing eviction, a young woman searches for her errant father, leading her to a neglected hotel in the mountains of British Columbia.

Featuring the voices of Sarah Roa, Keara Barnes, Alina Blackett, Richard Meen, Darren Hopwood, Kelsey Ranshaw and Jarret Viczko.

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The Drowning Isle, Chapter Thirteen - Flotsam

As our second season draws to a close, Dennis arrives on Sartine, Claire settles into her new role, and Zoe receives a message.

Featuring Kelsey Ranshaw as Zoe, David Johnston as Dennis and the Messenger, Jalyn Euteneier as Kate, Dayleigh Nelson as Henry, Starlise Waschuk as Claire, Alina Blackett as Marie,  Denise Ding as Anna Chao, Andy Garland as a Library Patron and Javier Sotres as Francisco.

Featuring music by Dustin Clark and Jesse Charles Cowell.

Featuring Johnnie Ninety-Nine’s original song “The Highway Ghost.”

The Drowning Isle would not have been possible without the generous contributions of our Patrons on Patreon. 

Duggan Hill will return in 2020 for our third season. Stay subscribed for more updates as they become available.

Until then, thanks for listening.
And carry on bravely.

The Drowning Isle, Chapter Eleven - Sartine

Zoe and company land on Sartine Island.

Featuring Starlise Waschuk as Claire, David Johnston as Dennis, Kelsey Ranshaw as Zoe, Alina Blackett as Marie, Denise Ding as Erica, Jameson Trenholm as Ed, Philip Granger as Colter, Dayleigh Nelson as Henry and Andy Garland and Cayley Western as Police Officers.

Featuring music by Dustin Clark, Jesse Charles Cowell and Cold Steel. 

Recorded at the Vancouver Public Library. Written and directed by Andy Garland.