Dustwalker

Calamity Valley Productions

Kove, a teenage mercenary, and Arius, a deceptively powerful politician, form an uneasy alliance to bring down the leader of an authoritarian theocracy. A full-cast, science-fantasy audio drama.

Season 1

  1. Episode 1

    Episode 1: This Bird Heralds Death

    A bird hounds Kove's mistakes, and a stranger comes to visit. Content Warnings: This episode contains a high-speed vehicle crash, sci-fi gunfire and explosions, implied death, cursing, and discussion of an authoritarian theocracy. Not intended for kids. Listener discretion is advised. Episode transcripts Dustwalker Original Theme by Teala Torres. Florence Russell by Four Degrees Colder, heard during the market scene. In this episode, you heard: Jayde Violet Hampton-VanSant as Kove Nyx Calder as Arius Rosemund Maganda Marie as Jex Nicky Benoit as Lily David John-Bores as Deveraux Menzi Amy D. Davis and Katelyn Martin as Coriander & additional voices Althea Walmisley as Senator Lysander Dylan Nguyen as Orator Tuân & additional voices Luiza Mendes as Senator Dahlia Audrey J. Williams as Ms. Greene Blake Bishop as Fin & additional voices Little Lobstrosity as the Crown Patriarch & additional voices Kit Paterson as Mysterious Young Man Moe Finch as the Voice of the Credits Additional Voices: Wol as Guard Randal L. Wung as Driver Kadecia as News Reporter MADginary as City Announcer Paper as Market Seller Anne L.P. as Market Customer Additional music credits: Gravity of Fragile by DEX 1200 The Closing by Hanna Ekström and Anna Dager Crew: Executive Producer, Writer, Director: Bren McQuillan Sound Designer, Primary Mix Engineer, Co-Mastering Engineer: Bren McQuillan Secondary Mix Engineer & Co-Mastering Engineer: Aaron Paolucci SFX and additional music courtesy of Epidemic Sound. Cane SFX courtesy of Maddie Cooper on Freesound.org. Episode art by Bren McQuillan. Website

    Episode 1: This Bird Heralds Death
  2. Episode 4

    Episode 4: A Step on the Edge of the Void

    Kove gets a taste of Church politics. Arius introduces her to the Order. Content Warnings: This episode contains several instances of high-pitched shrieking. Timestamps are listed below. Listener discretion is advised. Loud screams interspersed between 28:28-28:59 Distant screams at 37:38 and 38:22 Loud screams between 38:41-38:52 Episode transcripts Dustwalker Original Theme by Teala Torres. In this episode, you heard: Jayde Violet Hampton-VanSant as Kove Nyx Calder as Arius Rosemund Althea Walmisley as Senator Lysander Nicky Benoit as Lily David John-Bores as Deveraux Menzi Dylan Nguyen as Orator Tuân & additional voices Luiza Mendes as Senator Dahlia Amy D. Davis and Katelyn Martin as Coriander Moe Finch as the Voice of the Credits Additional Voices: Little Lobstrosity as Senator Dylan Nguyen as Advisor Josephine Sweet as Mysterious Lady Kirsty Woolven as Mysterious Girl Dustwalker screams curtesy of Savy Des-Etages. Additional music credits: The Search by Hanna Ekström, Anna Dager Duststone Theme by Teala Torres Enter the Realm of Shadows by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen Mimicry by Gavin Luke Distressed by Hanna Ekström, Anna Dager Crew: Executive Producer, Writer, Director: Bren McQuillan Sound Designer, Primary Mix Engineer, Co-Mastering Engineer: Bren McQuillan Secondary Mix Engineer & Co-Mastering Engineer: Aaron Paolucci SFX and additional music courtesy of Epidemic Sound. Cane SFX courtesy of Maddie Cooper on Freesound.org. Episode art by Bren McQuillan. Website

    Episode 4: A Step on the Edge of the Void
  3. Bonus

    Trailer: The Twelvelms Conspiracy

    I’m very excited to present the trailer for The Twelvelms Conspiracy, a fantasy mystery audio drama by Eira Major, the creator of Remnants, Not Quite Dead and Spirit Box Radio. It’s one of my favorite shows at the moment — intriguing, disturbing at times, and filled with well-thought-out magic and mythology. If you’re enjoying the worldbuilding and intrigue of Dustwalker, you’ll probably love Twelvelms. Set in a magical world hidden just out of sight, it’s a story fraught with social and class tension, exploring what it means to belong, and what it means to live with the legacy of terrible decisions made generations ago, whose consequences have shaped everything around you. Cyan Goodman does not belong at twelvelms and everyone knows it. Especially him. The university has trained the finest mages in magedom for centuries, but Cyan only found out it existed two weeks ago. Out of his depth, with nowhere else to go, Cyan is allowed to enroll at Twelvelms under one condition; that he keeps the circumstances under which he was admitted completely secret. To make things more complicated, the only reason he was given a space at the school at all is because another boy has gone missing, under extremely mysterious circumstances. It seems like there’s a much bigger problem lurking just out of sight at Twelvelms, one which reaches far beyond Cyan’s secrets and into the foundations of magedom itself. Cyan narrates his story years after these events, and his circumstances have become even stranger... Find out more at [https://hangingslothstudios.com/twelvelms/ ](

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Kove, a teenage mercenary, and Arius, a deceptively powerful politician, form an uneasy alliance to bring down the leader of an authoritarian theocracy. A full-cast, science-fantasy audio drama.

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