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Introducing | The Greatest Matter

An audiodrama for fans of Fireside! The Greatest Matter is a new gothic crime tale set in Victorian Dublin, about a criminologist who arrives in the city and gets caught up in a murder investigation with occult connections. It's a full-cast au...
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Stoker: Lies and Lilies

In episode 243 of Fireside, A young girl learns of the Beautiful City where people go to live when they can no longer dwell Under the Sunset. A place where all ar...
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Stoker: How Seven Went Mad

In episode 242 of Fireside, Kevin adapts the Bram Stoker tale of a young boy and his magical pet raven Mr. Daw. When the boy is having trouble with a math problem...
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Stoker: The Shadow Builder

In episode 241 of Fireside, Kevin tells the tale of The Shadow Builder, who rules over the Procession of the Dead Past - where all things that have happened go, b...
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Stoker: The Invisible Giant

In episode 240 of Fireside, Kevin continues his adaptations of Under the Sunset by Bram Stoker.

The giants are gone. The giants have been gone for so long, ...
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Stoker: The Rose Prince

In episode 239 of Fireside, we continue the Stoker saga, with an adaptation of The Rose Prince from Under the Sunset. King Mago is the ruler of the land Under the...
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