Strange Familiars - Episode 14: A New Voice
In this episode Timothy introduces James, his new partner for paranormal investigations – and a voice you’ll be hearing a lot more on Strange Familiars. They talk about some weird happenings from James’ childhood: Were bigfoot creatures stalking around his family home? What was the strange thing is father saw crouched along Toad Road? (They also promised to get to some of Timothy’s experiences but ran out of time. Look for those on a future episode.)
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Intro and background music by Stone Breath – which is Timothy’s band. You can find more at http://stonebreath.bandcamp.com
The song which closes the episode is Old Bones from the new Stone Breath album, Witch Tree Prophets. https://stonebreath.bandcamp.com/album/witch-tree-prophets
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