Shelterwood

Nicholas DeRoso is not alone in the basement of the town hall. What secrets reside in these long, empty halls? And what was that sound just now? Content Warnings and Transcript: https://bit.ly/ShelterwoodE3Transcript Shelterwood: A Suburban Gothic was written and produced by Stephen Indrisano and Indrisano Audio, LLC. This episode featured, in order of appearance: Stephen Indrisano as Nicholas DeRoso; Sam Stark as Solomon Crockett; Paul Warren as Henry Gold; Alasdair Stuart as The Angel of Deeds;

As Nicholas DeRoso begins his exploration, producer Solomon Crockett digs deeper into the history of Shelterwood disappearances. Who else has been lost to this place? Can they be found, or are they lost forever? Content Warnings and Transcript: https://bit.ly/ShelterwoodE2Transcript Shelterwood: A Suburban Gothic was written and produced by Stephen Indrisano and Indrisano Audio, LLC. This episode featured, in order of appearance: Stephen Indrisano as Nicholas DeRoso; Sam Stark as Solomon

Episode 1: Location, Location, Location A decade ago, teenager Saddie DeRoso disappeared without a trace. Now, her brother Nicholas has finally found a new lead - in an impossible suburban development outside of material reality. How did we get here, and where do we go now that everything has changed? Content Warnings and Transcript: https://bit.ly/ShelterwoodE1Transcript Shelterwood: A Suburban Gothic was written and produced by Stephen Indrisano and Indrisano Audio, LLC. This episode

Music composition by Ali Hylton and Stephen Indrisano. This teaser trailer featured, in order of their appearance: Sarah Golding, Stephen Indrisano, Ray O'Hare, Greg Tariloff, Sam Stark, Paul Warren, Alan Boudreaux, Nhea Durousseau, and Sarah Griffin. Produced by Indrisano Audio, LLC. A Bloody FM production.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shelterwood: A Suburban Gothic is a horror fiction podcast about one man’s journey to find his long-lost sister. In the style of Limetown or The Black Tapes, this show mimics the format of True Crime podcasts, including dramatic narrations, slick production , and startling twists. Season One will have 16 episodes, each between 30 and 45 minutes in length. The first two episodes will be released on August 15th, with the remaining season releasing every other week. Follow podcaster Nicholas DeRoso on