Magenta and Bernard are back for more daring tales of adventure in the mystic arts.... and to help you, the listeners! Our heroes have had a busy few months trying to deal with the evil forces accidentally summoned by Bernard's old Foucault's Pendulum bandmate, Stephen. This episode, we hear the next in a series of journal excerpts from that particular business. Then Magenta calls once again upon bibliomancy to answer questions sent in by you, the listeners. This week's topic: Sound. Ask Magenta a

Iranian diplomates arrive in Saudi Arabia Six Iranian revolutionary guards killed in attack in Syrian desertTonga volcano: Officials try to clear ash from airport runway to allow aid planes to landRoyal Navy veteran dubbed ‘Brighton cat killer’ diesRestaurant owner brands customer a  ‘disgrace’ for complaining about poor serviceEnd of the world warning as Earth's insides are cooling faster than scientists thoughtBoris Johnson's fate hangs in balance as Truss, Hunt and Sunak plotOnly Fools

Russia is preparing for 'false-flag operation' in Ukraine after massing troops at border, US warnsRussia responds to US ‘false flag’ claimsRussia orders snap inspection of troops’ readiness for rapid deploymentOmicron 'exit wave' possible in the summer, scientists sayPrince Andrew faces calls to pay for his own securityDog locked in suitcase and thrown in the MerseyScots dad left brain damaged and blind after feasting on fish supper diet which caused two strokesBig cat sightings near

Merry Christmas everyone! With Zach Valenti, Alan Burgon, Julia Morizawa, Julia C. Thorne and and Tarquin as Sheba the cat Written by Oystein Brager Edited by Philip Thorne Music and sound design by Fredrik Baden and Adam Raymonda Graphic design by Anders Pedersen Production assistance by Maty Parzival For full credits see our website. Congratulations. You’ve reached the content warning. The Amelia Project is about death, mishaps, mayhem and misfortune. And cocoa. If you’re not comfortable with

CW// This episode contains discussion of depression and suicide. It may not be suitable for all audiences. Listener discretion is advised. If you feel like you need help, please reach out. A list of UK based help services are listed below.Dear Past-SelfAn exploration into hindshight and mental health. A bonus Q&A is included directly after the piece.Written and performed by Ashley ShiersLink to Shakespeare Locked Down: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHHxKfJtq_ifsFwbcOW81fgProduced by Cat on a

Magenta and Bernard are back for more daring tales of adventure in the mystic arts.... and to help you, the listeners! Our heroes have had a busy few months trying to deal with the evil forces accidentally summoned by Bernard's old Foucault's Pendulum bandmate, Stephen. This episode, we hear the next in a series of journal excerpts from that particular business. Then Magenta calls once again upon bibliomancy to answer questions sent in by you, the listeners. This week's topic: Sleep, and Ghost

I recently found a mysterious book in my library that I'd never seen before. It's called The Demon Hunter's Handbook and it was written by a cat named Abelard Van Helsing.  Although I don't recall applying for or accepting such a job, and I'm not sure how the HR department slid this handbook onto my home bookshelf, I read it anyway. And now wish I hadn't. Because apparently, if you're physically able to read it, then it's your job to fight the forces of Hell

Previously: Gretchen storms off once she realises that the twins will not help in her search for answers about her missing friend, Gunther. Bette reveals she has a child, and asks JJ to co-operate with Jenkins' plan. JJ refuses, unwilling to tie her fortunes to Mockery Manor. She has a better plan for them both: sell the stolen painting. Thomasz reveals it's worth a lot more than she originally thought - $200 million. Back at Mockery, Parker asks Jenkins where he buried Smithy's body, and Jenkins

Magenta and Bernard are back for more daring tales of adventure in the mystic arts.... and to help you, the listeners! Our heroes have had a busy few months trying to deal with the evil forces accidentally summoned by Bernard's old Foucault's Pendulum bandmate, Stephen. This episode, we hear the next in a series of journal excerpts from that particular business. Then Magenta calls once again upon bibliomancy to answer questions sent in by you, the listeners. This week's topic: Science. Ask Magenta a

With Carli Fish, Alan Burgon, Julia Morizawa, Julia C. Thorne and Tarquin as Sheba the cat Written by Oystein Brager Story editing by Philip Thorne Edited by Philip Thorne Directed by Philip Thorne and Oystein Brager Sound design by Eli Hamada McIlveen Sound recording by Dominic Hargreaves Music by Fredrik Baden Graphic design by Anders Pedersen Production assistance by Maty Parzival For full credits see our website. The Amelia Project is an audio fiction series. We recommend starting at the

Merry Christmas!We enter into the season of giving with 'Christmas at No. 5'Friends are the family you choose.Written and direct by Danielle LadeWith:Emmeline Braefield as RachelSam Jordan as SimonJayne Lloyd as JanLydia Kenny as TaylorandScarlett Lade as HollyProduced by Cat on a Piano Productions Music:Sussex Carol by Vaughan Williams, performed by Amicantus Choir,12 Days of Christmas by Jingle Punks,Holly Dazed by RKVC,Christmas Homecoming by Aaron Kenny,Christmas Village by Aaron Kenny,Deck the

Magenta and Bernard are back for more daring tales of adventure in the mystic arts.... and to help you, the listeners! Our heroes have had a busy few months trying to deal with the evil forces accidentally summoned by Bernard's old Foucault's Pendulum bandmate, Stephen. This episode, we hear the first of a series of journal excerpts from that particular business. Then Magenta calls once again upon bibliomancy to answer questions sent in by you, the listeners. This week's topic: Xmas Presents for

Previously: JJ went to the Cuckoo Hotel to ask Bette why she'd asked her to spy on Hilda. Mid-conversation, they discover Tomasz spying on them, and it emerges that Hilda had asked him to spy on JJ. Bette becomes convinced the reason is 'industrial espionage'... until Gretchen bursts in to tell them that it's worse than that, and she suspects her friend was killed by Hilda. Elsewhere, at the high security prison, Parker asks Matty to tell him everything he knows about the man called 'Smithy' who

During our hiatus as host B.K. Will continues the search for Cam Candor, we'd like to present this stellar audio drama from the "before times" -- before the Great Podcasting Purge of 2025™ -- entitled Facing Fate: Black Knight. Note: this show was definitely NOT a Cam Candor production but comes from the talented folks at Dumb Dragons. Facing Fate: Black Knight begins as we meet the first team of hapless characters on the "national" Live Action Roleplaying reality TV show. The cast introduces

Hilda meets with Thomasz on the Little Mermaid Seafoam Rapids and instructs him to get closer to JJ – seduce her if he must. Hilda believes Jenkins sent JJ to Dunkelschloss for a reason, and she wants to know what it is. Elsewhere, JJ is approached by a strange woman – it's Bette, in disguise. Bette gives JJ a letter from Mockery, a spy camera and a listening device, and leaves as quickly as she came. Back in England, Parker is clearly traumatised from the events of three years ago. Kelly tells him

When Madison steps into the shoes of Margot Lane as The Shadow’s gal pal, she is not expecting a manhunt for a giant cat who is murdering night watchmen! Madison and Lamont will need to race against time to get to the bottom of this killer cat before it kills again. But what will Madison do when Lamont disappears? Like, actually disappears, not clouding-men’s-minds disappears. Does she have what it takes to stop the cat AND become The Shadow? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

The grisly discovery of a severed thumb puts investigator B.K. Will on a wild hunt to uncover who may be responsible.This episode features segments from three Cam Candor productions: the hardboiled gumshoe noir Red MacGuffin, the family drama A Very Siri-ous Soap Opera, and more from the experimental Cucumber Facts. Hosted by B.K. Will With: Pete Barry as Thomas Murray Isaacson Samantha Turret as Martina Terkle Unknown as The Voice of Cam Candor Cast of Red MacGuffin: Rick Zeiff as Red

With Sheila Morris, Alan Burgon, Julia Morizawa, Julia C. Thorne, Stéphane Gérard and Tarquin as Sheba the cat Written by Torgny G. Aanderaa and Oystein Brager with script consultancy by Leeanne Stoddart Story editing by Philip Thorne Directed and edited by Philip Thorne and Oystein Brager Sound design by Eli Hamada McIlveen Sound recording by Dominic Hargreaves Music by Fredrik Baden Graphic design by Anders Pedersen Production assistance by Maty Parzival For full credits see our website. The