Next time on Point Mystic: We find a mystery where the children of a small town have been building strange structures in the woods. What are these artifacts? And what do they have to do with a mythical creature that’s been a legend in this town for over a hundred years?
Season 1 premiers October 31st 2016.
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A Season 1 bonus episode featuring the full interviews with Joe Hill and Martha Quinn, plus I reveal a few secrets of how Point Mystic gets made. Again many thanks to Joe Hill and Martha Quinn for being on the episode. Thanks as well to Copperfield books that hosted the event.
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The story she has to tell is a hard one to take in. It involves a traveler from what may be another world, an eye transplant from what may be one of television’s most famous detectives, and the talent to see death.
On our season finale, not all who are lost… wander. It’s time to reveal the secret of Point Mystic.
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On the next Point Mystic:
Normally I would have Lilly Forster tell you her story, but she can’t. She’s taken a vow of silence, and the story I’m about to share with you had been relayed by writing on a notepad at a picnic table outside of our town’s lighthouse, in one of the strangest interviews I’ve gotten in this show’s history.
The story she has to tell is a hard one to take in. It involves a traveler from what may be another world, an eye transplant from what may be one of television’s most famous detectives, and the talent to see death.
On our season finale, not all who are lost… wander. It’s time to reveal the secret of Point Mystic.
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It’s time to look into the oldest, the most arcane and perhaps most persuasive of the secret societies — The Incrementalists.
It is said they control all other secret societies. That they have had a hand in history’s most momentous events. That they are in touch with aliens or are themselves secret alien overlords with the power of Immortality, mind reading, telepathy, and E.S.P. — able to keep everyone in the world under constant surveillance. That they are everywhere. Perfectly organized toward one mysterious goal.
What is their secret agenda? And why have they waited through all of human history to reveal themselves now?
Point Mystic, Season 1, Episode 5: The Skill of our Hands (Featuring Steven Brust & Skyler White).
This episode is a fan work that celebrates Steven Brust and Skyler White’s new novel The Skill of Our Hands. Order yourself a copy, and a copy of their first book, The Incrementalists, from Borderlands Books or your favorite bookstore.
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On the next Point Mystic: We look into the oldest, the most arcane and perhaps most persuasive of the secret societies
What is their secret agenda? And why have they waited through all of human history to reveal themselves now?
Point Mystic, Season 1, Episode 5: “The Skill of our Hands” (Featuring Steven Brust & Skyler White).
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themenasaur asked:
“I’m loving Point Mystic so far! It’s hitting that same chord that the PNWS podcasts and Lore hit with me, where it’s creepy, but not scary enough to make me want to stop listening, which I appreciate from the media I consume. I’m sort of confused about the dragon scale episode, though? Where does that fit in? You guys are doing great work!”
As we celebrate the launch the podcast version of our radio show, we wanted to share with you one of the most popular broadcast episodes from our archives.
This is not it.
We’re not sure where this episode, dated May 2018, came from exactly. I have never been to New England (yet). But it was in the tape archive, and it is an exciting episode to start at, so… here is to hoping that the year 2018 is a better year than 2016.
Also note that the broadcast version of this episode must have bleeped out references to the location of the haven: “Camp Windham” for the protection of the survivors. It is broadcast here uncensored in its entirety.
-Christopher
We hope that this clears up any questions, and explains why our town is laying in emergency provisions, fire extinguishers, and lots of musical instruments before the spring of 2018, just in case. Each and every one of you are invited to come join us, of course. We trust that this event will not interrupt future seasons of Point Mystic.
Thank you,
Christopher, Marguerite & Fox
We’re hard at work on our next chapter of Point Mystic, but I want to share something special with you. During the month of March, Point Mystic and hundreds of our fellow podcasts such as Welcome to Night Vale, Criminal, and Fresh Air would like to ask you to share the gift of your favorite podcasts with friends and family.
Believe it or not, a lot of people have never heard of podcasts or don’t know how to subscribe and listen to them. We’d like you to show them. Show them what you love. Think about, what is the perfect show for them — It doesn’t have to be this podcast to be the right podcast.
We are all supporting this together, and as our contribution to #TryPod, I’d like to recommend to you and your friends one of my favorite podcasts The Dark Tome, produced by Fred Greenhalgh and Bill Dufris. It’s part of the Wondery network of podcasts.
It’s the story of a magical book that transports you into the infinite stories it holds, and those stories can be rather dangerous. If you loved our pilot episode featuring Joe Hill and the world of his novel The Fireman, you are are going to love their pilot episode exploring Joe Hill’s horror story “The Devil on the Staircase.”
Show your friends the world of podcasts, and tweet at us at @PointMystic with the hashtag #TryPod and let us know what you recommended to your friends. Our Point Mystic community would love to hear it too. Thanks for listening!
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The legendary creature known as the White Rabbit has come. And the people of this community will either stand together or we will fall together.
Little Bunny ‘Thulu
(Point Mystic children’s traditional)
Little Bunny ‘Thulu
hopping through the forest
Scooping up the field mice
And bashing them on the head!
Down came the Good Fairy, and she said:
“Little Bunny ‘Thulu
I don’t wanna see you
Scooping up the field mice
And bashing them on the head!
If you don’t stop gathering up the field mice
I’ll turn you into a goon.
I’ll give you to Mordriesis
(repeat x3 times counter-clockwise)
This episode is dedicated in loving memory of Jim Forrestal 1952-2016.
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On the next Point Mystic:
The legendary creature known as the White Rabbit has come. And the people of this community will either stand together or we will fall together.
Listen to the trailer for White Rabbit Part 4.
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Just a note that I have posted remastered versions of White Rabbit parts 1 and 2 to the podcast RSS feed. These include improved mastering of the audio and music and a few (very) subtle changes to the story. The recently released Part 3 has not changed.
Point Mystic is recorded in binaural 3D stereo. If you haven’t heard Point Mystic with a good pair of earphones – now is the time.
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And thank you so much…
Christopher
To any friends of mine who have not listened to @PointMystic yet (it’s on iTunes): The story features a canon queer woman of color this ep!!
— Ronan Weber (@shoutingintoair) January 11, 2017
Also the current storyline is written by an 11 yo @ChrstphrReynaga please let Fox know he's doing great work I've been loving this premise
— Ronan Weber (@shoutingintoair) January 11, 2017
It's cold and I'm scared because of the white rabbit. Thanks @PointMystic !
— Djentstin Bieber (@MortalGarbage) January 9, 2017
I'm diggin this @PointMystic podcast @clarissa373 😊
— Sherry (@SPN_Sherry) January 9, 2017
.@PointMystic Just listened to episode one and I'm hooked! Happy to find such a great new podcast!
— Gwen Gilpin (@Gwennie_G) December 22, 2016
@PointMystic Enjoying the show, it's now firmly entrenched in my podcast rotation
— Rob Beddard (@rob_beddard) December 20, 2016
Today's recommendation is @PointMystic
— PodTeen (@thatpodcastgirl) December 20, 2016
Just checked out ep 1 of @PointMystic, wonderfully put together, deeply touching/interesting. Burning through the backlog. Great job, guys.
— Taylor McMillan (@tjsmellsalright) December 19, 2016
@terry_vickroy @PointMystic first epesiode blew my mind. love the angle they went with it, and how creatively they used Joe Hill himself
— Flounder (@Crystal14889824) December 17, 2016
@PointMystic I just listened to your first episode. I really dig it! I'm excited to listen to the rest!
— Terry Vickroy (@terry_vickroy) December 16, 2016
@PointMystic listening to the first episode and really fucking loving this. Dragonscaleeeeeeee.
— Fischer (@d0cw0rth) December 15, 2016
This week's pods:@PointMystic started listening to today, so far I'm enjoying #AudioDramaSunday
— Dani Wahlers (@blogbigodes) December 11, 2016
What we're listening to: @PointMystic https://t.co/JiQmMQb9gD
— CL Arts (@cl_arts) November 10, 2016
Aww Thanks @ChrstphrReynaga we are loving @PointMystic !! We are all the good (uncharred) folks gone? https://t.co/YYNvyHtwuj
— The Dark Tome (@thedarktome) October 28, 2016
Thank you so much, from Christopher, Marguerite, Fox, and Agatha (the mystery dog).
As the children prepare to fight the coming of the white rabbit,and the community struggles with how to protect our sons and daughters from what happened to this town over a hundred years ago… it may already be too late.
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On the next point mystic: As the children prepare to fight the coming of the White Rabbit, and the community struggles with how to protect our sons and daughters from what happened to this town over a hundred years ago… it may already be too late.
Listen to the trailer for White Rabbit (Part 3).
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Our investigation into the local legend of the White Rabbit grows deeper, and the strange structures built by the children of our town begin to point to something terrifying real.
Who or what destroyed Fox’s structure? And what does it have to do with his dreams about a mythical creature that’s been a legend in this town for over a hundred years?
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Next time on Point Mystic: Our investigation into the local legend of the White Rabbit grows deeper, and the strange structures built by the children of our town begin to point to something terrifying real.
Listen to the trailer for White Rabbit (Part 2).
Subscribe now on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play and your favorite Podcast source
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This happened in early October just a few weeks ago in a small coastal town. A boy named Fox, age ten, went missing from his home. It’s the middle of the night. His bed is empty, the front door was left open.
When he’s found, he’s created something in the woods that he can’t remember building. Something huge.
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Next time on Point Mystic: We find a mystery where the children of a small town have been building strange structures in the woods. What are these artifacts? And what do they have to do with a mythical creature that’s been a legend in this town for over a hundred years?
Season 1 premiers October 31st 2016.
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If you have been listening to the news since the highly contagious, Draco Incendia Trychophyton or “Dragonscale” began to spread, you know what kind of panic the world is in.
Today I speak with former MTV VJ, Martha Quinn, now spokesperson for the Free Wolf Island Quarantine and Research Zone, about their search for a cure. And I stumble across the remarkable story of a man named Joe Hill, and a strange haven that may have found a way to control this deadly catastrophe of spontaneous combustion.
Point Mystic, Season 1, Episode 0: The Fireman (Featuring Joe Hill & Martha Quinn).
As we celebrate the launch the podcast version of our radio show, we wanted to share with you one of the most popular broadcast episodes from our archives.
This is not it.
We’re not sure where this episode, dated sometime in the near future, came from. It was discovered in the Point Mystic show archives after our recent move. In the mystery of this episode’s existence, we are certain of only one thing — the events depicted here never happened.
The radio version of this story bleeped out names and landmarks in order to protect the location of Camp Windham. It is broadcast for you here, uncensored, in its entirety.
*Our special pilot episode is a fan work that celebrates Joe Hill’s new bestselling novel The Fireman. Order yourself a copy from Copperfeild’s Books or your favorite bookstore.
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