Jan 4/2022
- Radcliffe's final full moon, and what happened after. This episode contains depictions of graphic violence, including violence against animals.
- Lenore makes a deal. Moonrise. CW: This episode of Palimpsest contains depcitions of domestic abuse, including physical violence.
- What was in the room. This is loss. A garden party. The party music is "Skeleton Jangle" by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band.
- Home from Paris. Mrs. Perrault talks of marriage. Bella and Lenore get closer.
- Lenore asks questions. News from Gévaudan. The City of Lights.
- Romantic view. Something in the woods. The loup garou will come for you. Alone in the dark.
- Keys. The Reverend comes for tea. Bella comes for a picnic. Strangeness on the lawn.
- A locked door. Radcliffe goes away, and Lenore makes a friend.
- Daily routine. Ravens. Stories. Wolves. Lenore is awakened.
- Jamie joins re:Dracula's upcoming audio adaptation of Carmilla as executive producer.
- Lenore tells of her whirlwind romance, and how she became mistress of Maison d'Aubépine.
- October 31st! Let us tell you a story... #embracewhathauntsyou
- Meet Lenore. The luckiest girl in the world.
- Ray MacManus from the Binder podcast talks with Jamie and Hayley from Palimpsest about horror, gothic storytelling, and growing up haunted. Binder uses art as a catalyst to talk about big ideas, bringing people together through complex conversations and personal stories to create the connections that lift our entire community. Hosted by CMA writer-in-residence Ray[...]
- 'Tis the night before Solstice 1895, and there's a party at the Hawthorne House. Join us for our final Visitation: a Hawthorne House Holiday!
- Dylan brings a date to meet his friends. Halloween party at Hawthorne House! This episode contains depictions of graphic violence, drug and alcohol use, heavy metal lyrics, and discussions of cannibalism, satanic sacrifice, and feeding children to dogs. It's awesome. Guest voices: Lauren Otis as Kat, Katie Jones as Sandy, Alex Villarreal as Adam, and[...]
- We visit an old friend. Mirrors and denizens.
- It's 1956, and Cora is making a stew! This Visitation is brought to you in partnership with the zombie thriller Unhuman, now available On Digital and On Demand. When a high school field trip goes bloody awry, the students' trust in each other is tested to the limit in a brutal, horrifying fight for survival. Buy or[...]
- Cyndi and Marie get lost looking for a party. The first of five stand-alone Visitations.
- Palimpsest: Visitations. Five stand-alone stories. Beginning April 12th.
- The end of Ash's story. Guest voice: Matilyn Hull This episode contains graphic depictions of violence, gore, and suicide.
- Things become much clearer. And much bloodier. This episode contains graphic depictions of violence and gore.
- Fire and ice. Grandfathers. Clocks. A talk on the stairs.
- Ash spends time in the back yard. Things are shown. There is blood. CW: This episode contains graphic depictions of violence and gore.
- Trapped, but not alone. This episode contains graphic depictions of violence and gore.
- The storm continues. New friends? Something in the chimney, something under the stairs.
- Jack is a problem. Old photos. Looks like snow.
- Nightmares and hard talks. The attic opens.
- Doughnuts and discoveries. Things don't add up.
- Welcome to Hawthorne House. Meet Ash. Transcripts at www.thepalimpsestpodcast.com Our theme song is performed by Ian Ridenhour (www.ianridenhour.com) and Dov Bek-Levine (https://www.dovbecklevine.com)
- Need help with your house? Mobley Building and Renovation knows exactly what your house needs. Season Four begins April 13th. #embracewhathauntsyou excerpts from "Ash" by Tracy K. Smith used by permission of Graywolf Press.
- House that eats and pleads and kills. Season Four begins April 13th. The poem in this trailer is "Ash" by former US Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith, from her collection Wade in the Water (2018). We are grateful to Ms. Smith and Graywolf Press for granting us permission to use it.
- We are featuring the first podcast episode from Asheville's Word on the Street Squad. This group of Black and Latinx youth have written and produced a podcast exploring cultural roots and power by speaking about Dia De Los Muertos and Voodoo, telling stories they have heard in their families and cultures, and reflecting on how[...]
- It's Halloween. You've been gone so long. We missed you so much. Welcome home.
- Poppy O'Brien investigates a series of letters from the 1940s. Featuring guest performers Beth Eyre, Jen Sugden, and James Oliva. This episode is sponsored by Dashlane (www.dashlane.com/palimpsest)
- Josie has a choice to make.
- Josie breaks the code. Tragedy strikes. This episode contains images of graphic violence, including gun violence.
- Voices in the night. Josie has a visitor. This episode is sponsored by Dashlane. Today's episode contains images of war, violence, and discussions of suicide.
- Josie examines the book. Poetry and parentage. CW: Poetry
- Broken codes. Josie underground. Contains graphic depictions of violence and war. This episode is sponsored by Dashlane. www.dashlane.com/palimpsest
- Tarot and Towers. Josie is a spy. Something's in the alley.
- Ring around the rosie. Josie meets someone who knows things. A dead woman in the garden. This episode of Palimpsest is sponsored by Dashlane. www.dashlane.com/palimpsest
- Layers. Rivers. Theories. This episode of Palimpsest features depictions of war, violence, and attempted suicide.
- We meet Josie, who encounters a series of strangers in war-torn London. This episode of Palimpsest contains images of violence and war.
- Season Three begins January 21st
- It's Hayley"s birthday! To celebrate, here's the Season Two Blooper Reel...
- Ellen's ever after.
- Ellen and Saoirse take their leave of the Doctor. This episode of Palimpsest contains depictions of graphic violence.
- Ellen and Saoirse make their move. Talbot is not what he appears to be.
- Ellen remembers Ma. Saoirse talks of home.
- Ellen talks with Saoirse and then with the doctor. Wailings and waylayings. This episode is sponsored by Libro.fm and Fountain Bookstore, supporting independent bookstores with over 100,000 audiobooks.
- Ellen looks through the curtains. Back room business.
- Mr. Clutch plays a trick, and Ellen explores the back yard with Saoirse.
- Ellen meets the denizens, and has a talk with Saoirse.
- Ellen meets her charge.
- We meet Ellen, who finds herself in an unplanned place.
- Season Two is a little less than a month away...
- Season One Finale. A visit to the neighbor's. Anneliese's last recording. Content warning: This episode contains graphic depictions of gun violence and suicide.
- Claire. Content warning: This episode contains graphic depictions of gun violence. Statement here: http://www.thepalimpsestpodcast.com/chapter-nine-statement.html
- Every story is a ghost story. Mrs. Aickmann's box. Footprints and revelations.
- Memories. Doctors. Anneliese finds something in the basement. Blood.
- Chapter Six by Jamieson Ridenhour and Hayley Heninger
- Party at Anneliese's! Bailey tells a ghost story. Something's under the tree. Quality time with Alex. Featuring music by the Crane Wives. Find more info at http://www.thecranewives.com/home
- Anneliese tries to get ready for the party. Something's in the mirror. The dog does more than bark.
- Anneliese meets the the little boy she saw in the yard.
- Anneliese tells more about Claire. Odd things happen in the apartment, and we meet some neighbors.
- Anneliese moves into a new apartment and restarts her audio journal.
- Palimpsest will begin podcasting on every other Tuesday, beginning October 31st. Embrace what haunts you.
- The Palimpsest theme music, composed and performed by Ian Ridenhour.
Palimpsest is a (mostly) single-voiced audio drama about memory, identity, and the things that haunt us. Each ten-episode season is a unique and self-contained story, exploring the spaces between horror, fantasy, and psychological realism. #embracewhathauntsyou
Podcast Home
All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are directy attributed to Jamieson Ridenhour and Hayley Heninger or their podcast platform partner. If you believe your copyrighted work is in use without your permission, you can follow our process outlined here. See terms of use.
All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are directy attributed to Jamieson Ridenhour and Hayley Heninger or their podcast platform partner. If you believe your copyrighted work is in use without your permission, you can follow our process outlined here. See terms of use.