Book I - Chapter II - First Meetings
Lia (Sophie Neveu) talks to Siegfried (JauntyHat) about her predicament, then goes to find the princess Daschl(Cerhiunnhn). Other supporting cast includes Castle Servant (R. Douglas Barbieri). For full cast and musical credits, visit the website, www.ladyfromday.com.
An episode of the Lady From Day podcast, hosted by Nother Audio, titled "Book I - Chapter II - First Meetings" was published on June 13, 2007 and runs 10 minutes.
June 13, 2007 ·10m · Lady From Day
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Summary
Lia (Sophie Neveu) talks to Siegfried (JauntyHat) about her predicament, then goes to find the princess Daschl(Cerhiunnhn). Other supporting cast includes Castle Servant (R. Douglas Barbieri). For full cast and musical credits, visit the website, www.ladyfromday.com.
Episode Description
Lia (Sophie Neveu) talks to Siegfried (JauntyHat) about her predicament, then goes to find the princess Daschl(Cerhiunnhn). Other supporting cast includes Castle Servant (R. Douglas Barbieri). For full cast and musical credits, visit the website, www.ladyfromday.com.
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