Welcome to Postmortem, a special edition podcast of Wormwood: A Serialized Mystery! In this episode, we go behind-the-scenes for an actor’s roundtable discussion with Peter (Jimmy Details) Dirksen and Zachary (Brent Saunders) Foulkes. Plus: forums, a call-in line, and TWO new contests!
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In anticipation of next week’s special “Postmortem” show, I thought I’d give all our web visitors a little early news.
First, if you look to your right, you’ll see a link to our new FORUMS. We really wanted to give our listeners a chance to interact and talk about the show, so…check it out!
And if that’s not enough (and it never is), we’ve got something even better: a new call-in line! We’ll listen to YOUR voicemails, and you might even have them played on the air after upcoming episodes.
Here’s the number: 206-426-5336.
Lastly, and this is probably the biggest news, Wormwood Staff Writer Jeremiah Allan has put issue #2 of his comic book, DEAD WITH DICK AND JANE online! Check it out here!
We’re not sure how many of our listeners actually visit our site, but if you do — we’d like to hear from you!
In anticipation of Season Two, we’d like to do a special show where we answer listener mail. So, if you’ve got questions about Season One or what’s coming in Season Two, please feel free to write us at this email address: wormwood@habitformingfilms.com. Jeremy Rogers and David Accampo will read your questions on the air, answer them, and we may even have a surprise guest or two!
Please title your email “Wormwood Questions”, so we know to separate it out from all the spam! 
Hey everyone:
We’ve been getting a lot of emails asking us about Season Two! First, we want to thank you all for listening! We had a great time putting together Season One, and we love hearing from all of you! Second, we are working hard on Season Two right now. The first 8 scripts have been written, and they’re currently undergoing revisions. The actors are all excited and waiting to continue their roles. We’re really excited about this new material, as it expands the Wormwood landscape in some fantastic new directions!
Now, our original goal was to launch Season Two in April. Unfortunately, we’ve moving a little slower than anticipated, so we’re now looking at launching Wormwood Season Two in May 2008. We’re sorry for the delay, but we are also planning ot bring you some additional behind-the-scenes material in the next few weeks to bridge the gap between now and our official Season Two launch.
Thanks for your patience, and we hope you’ll join us for Wormwood Season Two!
Our friends at the amazing podcast, The Sonic Society, are featuring Wormwood Episodes 1 & 2 their show.
You can find the show here: http://sonic.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=297203.
In addition, they’ve also interviewed us in a follow-up show, which you can find here: http://sonic.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=299426#!
Wormwood would like to take this moment to give a hearty thanks to Jack Ward and Shannon Hilchie at The Sonic Society for helping us spread the word about the ‘Wood!
We thought this was pretty nice:
A mention of our Season Finale from the fine folks as SFF Audio.com.
From the post:
I’ve just finished listening to the season finale of Season 1 - “It has all built to this moment…” - and boy did it finish cool, very, very, VERY cool! I previously described this show as “one part Twin Peaks, one part mystery, one part supernatural” after hearing the Season Finale I’d like to add a couple more descriptors: “Wicker Man-esque” and “Lovecraftian!”
Also: special thanks to Bradford R. Bowman, who brought our finale to the attention of SFFAudio.com. We love the support your guys are showing us!
We thought you might appreciate this if you haven’t heard this yet.
Fred Greenhalgh, of the wonderful Radio Drama Revival, featured David Accampo, Jeremy Rogers, and actor Rob Grindlinger in a recent interview segment on his podcast.
You can give it a listen here.
We talk about the origins of Wormwood and offer up some thoughts on production and the art of the audio drama.
We’re crossing our fingers and hoping it all paid off because it’s time for our Season One Finale!
Habit Forming Films proudly presents: Wormwood: Episode Twenty-Four: Tea and Sympathy (for the Devil)!
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Episode Twenty-Four: Tea and Sympathy (for the Devil)
Written by David Accampo and Jeremy Rogers
Produced and Recorded by Habit Forming Films, LLC
Edited by David Accampo
Original Music Composed by Todd Hodges
Sound Effects by Chris Sahakian, David Accampo and Jeremy Rogers
Starring:
Arthur Russell as Doctor Xander Crowe
Joe J Thomas as Hank Mason, Phineas Thibert, Mr. Guildenstern, and the Announcer
Rob Grindlinger as Sheriff Tom Bradley
Dave Johnston as Deputy Wayne Drexal and Jonathan Kitter
Anna Maganini as Lynette Bradley and Peggy Nolen
Koralee Nickarz as Dahlia Kitter
and
Cheyenne Bsaies as Lemora Haskell
Staff Writers:
Jeremiah Allan, Rob Allspaw, Tiffiny Kaye Whitney and Rick Bata
Executive Producers:
David Accampo and Jeremy Rogers
Copyright 2008 Habit Forming Films, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Habit Forming Films proudly presents: Wormwood: Episode Twenty-Three: Dead Beat Down!
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Episode Twenty-Three: Dead Beat Down
Written by David Accampo, Rick Bata and Jeremy Rogers
Produced and Recorded by Habit Forming Films, LLC
Edited by Jeremy Rogers
Original Music Composed by Todd Hodges
Sound Effects by Chris Sahakian, David Accampo and Jeremy Rogers
Starring:
Arthur Russell as Doctor Xander Crowe
Joe J Thomas as Hank Mason, Mr. Bressier and the Announcer
Peter Dirksen as Jimmy Details
Rob Grindlinger as Sheriff Tom Bradley
and Dave Johnston as Deputy Wayne Drexal
Staff Writers:
Jeremiah Allan, Rob Allspaw, Tiffiny Kaye Whitney and Rick Bata
Executive Producers:
David Accampo and Jeremy Rogers
Copyright 2008 Habit Forming Films, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Habit Forming Films proudly presents: Wormwood: Episode Twenty-two: Opening Books That Can’t Be Closed!
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Episode Twenty-two: Opening Books That Can’t Be Closed
Written by Jeremiah Allan
Produced and Recorded by Habit Forming Films, LLC
Edited by David Accampo
Original Music Composed by Todd Hodges
Sound Effects by Chris Sahakian, David Accampo and Jeremy Rogers
Starring:
Scott Olynek as Jacob Kitter
Sonia Perozzi as Rachel Nolen
Rob Grindlinger as Cedric Bloomington and Lil Abner
Anna Maganini as Lynette Bradley
Andrew Ramirez as Dexter Nolen
Dave Johnston as Jonathan Kitter
Koralee Nickarz as Dahlia Kitter and Deidre Frost
Peter Dirksen as Jonesy and Jimmy Details
David Accampo as The Demon and Margaret Roosevelt’s Ghost
and
Joe J Thomas as the Announcer
Staff Writers:
Jeremiah Allan, Rob Allspaw, Tiffiny Kaye Whitney and Rick Bata
Executive Producers:
David Accampo and Jeremy Rogers
Copyright 2008 Habit Forming Films, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Tragedy forced Doctor Xander Crowe down the pathways of the occult and he was forever transformed.
Now, chasing the vision of a drowned woman, Crowe finds himself in the haunted town of Wormwood, where evil lurks in the shadows and stains the souls of its inhabitants.
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