SBR 1.7: Whistler

Sam returns to the studio for the first time in the New Year to ask the question, do the ghosts believe in you?Now fully remastered!Transcript available here: https://hangingslothstudios.com/sbr-1-7-whistlerJoin us on the Faithful Listeners Discord Server!| Content Warnings |- Background music of varying volumes- Discussion of death- Mention of dead bodies (not detailed, brief)- Implied murder- Distorted audio- Descriptions of implied violence- Abrupt loud sound effectsHave we missed something? Tell us here. Support us on Ko-fi and on Patreon!Spirit Box Radio is a podcast distributed by Hanging Sloth Studios under a Creative Commons Attributions 4.0 International Share Alike license. The show was created by Eira Major. More info about the show and its cast can be found on the Hanging Sloth Studios website. Music by Maybe Wednesday. Songs in this episode are: Deus Eerie, Baby Arcana, Growing Suspicion, Legalese, and Heir Apparent. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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