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Moon Fork

Moon Fork

By: Soil Day Radio
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 Something’s off in this town. Moon Fork used to be a regional fish canning hub, but since that industry collapsed in the late seventies, it’s struggled to survive. Now an unimaginable evil stalks the woods in this sleepy, off-kilter tourist destination. Prime your ears for a David Lynch-inspired actual play Monster of the Week podcast that aims to keep spooky season going all year long.Soil Day Radio
Episodes
  • 3 - Blood Stains & Percolators

    3 - Blood Stains & Percolators
    Dec 12 2025

    Our three heroes are interviewed by a disgruntled Sheriff in the middle of the night. Afterwards, they go out to investigate. A strange bloodstain outside Valentine's Diner supplements the knowledge they gain from the logbooks in their haven. Lark takes a walk with Ramone Sandia. They have a nice little chat. Enjoy this episode with tepid soup, coffee, and a day-old cruffin. You won't be sorry.
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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • 2 - The Diner Murder

    2 - The Diner Murder
    Nov 28 2025

    Our group of would-be monster hunters comes together at Valentine's Diner, bound by the directions of Paige Lark – Leopold's departed mother – and a strange presence that only Clinton Brooks can see in the light of a fire. They witness a creature kill a man. Moon Fork needs its Helmsfolk now more than ever.
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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • 1 - Welcome to Moon Fork

    1 - Welcome to Moon Fork
    Nov 14 2025

    A funeral. A strange man taking geological samples on a hill. And three individuals in town who can't seem to avoid the strangeness. Mystic Mikey, Leopold Lark, and Clinton Brooks make some tenuous introductions. Our mystery starts here.
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    55 mins
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