they bury her alive maybe. bit of a different tone from the original but it reflects the British zeitgeist

I'm honored that @oldermodal.bsky.social and the rest of Skadi's Symphony have trusted me and Local Files Club with Ms. Shipton.

I hope you'll join the club and grab a copy of Ms. Shipton today! (The beautiful and surprising ending of episode five is worth every penny alone.)

Unlike podcasts, this show is available for an upfront, one-time purchase, and you'll own the files forever, or for as long as computers can read files.

Local Files Club combines the indie audiodrama podcasts with the business model of audiobooks and an added dash of your favorite DVD extras from back in the day. Ms. Shipton is STACKED with bonus features—a poem, five commentary tracks, the full original soundtrack, and an 8-page illustrated zine!

I'd been kicking around the idea for Local Files Club for a few months when Ms. Shipton's Travelling Tea Shop landed in my lap, fully-formed with charming characters and exquisite sound design, all clocking in at a spritely 39 minutes long. I knew immediately that Ms. Shipton had to be LFC-001.

“if you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all” but ma I’m the ones that gotta look at this shit