Session 1 — Arrival in New York

Episode 1 of the Beyond the Mountains of Madness podcast, hosted by Michael Heilemann, titled "Session 1 — Arrival in New York" was published on February 1, 2015 and runs 106 minutes.

February 1, 2015 ·106m · Beyond the Mountains of Madness

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And so here it is, the first episode of the session recordings, in which the investigators are hired by the Starkweather-Moore Expedition, do some initial research, and finally meet up in New York as the expedition readies for the long journey southward.

The sound quality is at times questionable, due in part to Skype, and in part to my recording myself from the wrong microphone. Apologies, it gets better by session 2.

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