The Resurrectionist Part One

from Campfire Radio Theater · host A Haunted Air Audio Drama

A spiritual medium recalls harrowing experiences as a young girl traveling cross-country with her trucker father pursued by a mysterious cult. Along the way, they gain allies and enemies, both living and deceased. Warning: Contains explicit language and frightening situations. Written, directed and produced by John Ballentine Cast Jessica McEvoy Owen Bevan Rachel Craig Dexter Herron Julie Hoverson Blythe Haynes Blaine Hicklin Joe Stofko Original music score by Kevin Hartnell Running Time 27:08 Follow us on Facebook @CampfireRadioTheater and Twitter @CampfireRadio

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