30 Jul NoSleep Podcast S19E25
It’s Episode 25 of Season 19. We ponder weak and weary with tales about wedding woes.
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“It’s Later Than You Think”
Suicide, ableism
“Bridal Ballad” written by Edgar Allan Poe (Story starts around 00:02:45)
Produced by: Phil Michalski
Cast: Narrator – Erika Sanderson
“Kept” written by Jessica Peter (Story starts around 00:07:35)
Produced by: Phil Michalski
Cast: Narrator – Sarah Ruth Thomas, Ettie – Erin Lillis, Hugh – Graham Rowat, Baby Blue – Nikolle Doolin, Cream – Danielle McRae, Navy – Mary Murphy
“It’s Later Than You Think” written by C.K. Walker (Story starts around 00:27:40)
Produced by: David Cummings
Cast: Laney – Kate Siegel, Gia – Samantha Sloyan, Matt – David Cummings, Older Wyatt – David Cummings, Alex – Linsay Rousseau, Father – Mick Wingert, Mother – Marie Westbrook, Wyatt – Erika Sanderson, Dr. Patel – Katabelle Ansari, Dr. Berg – Peter Lewis, Erik – Graham Rowat, Dylan – Jeff Clement, Card player – Erin Lillis
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Executive Producer & Host: David Cummings
Musical score composed by: Brandon Boone
“It’s Later Than You Think” illustration courtesy of Catriel Tallarico
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