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Transmissions from the Campfire

By: Daniel Kelley and Patrick Kitson
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  • Summary

  • Warm your soul by the fire with short fiction of the dark, the odd and sometimes the outright disturbing, set in and around Colorado's Roaring Fork Valley. Stories are written by Patrick Kitson, with production and performance by Daniel Kelley.
    Daniel Kelley and Patrick Kitson
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Episodes
  • Strummin'

    Strummin'
    Mar 25 2024
    An old hunter protects the Telluride Bluegrass Festival from an unsavory predator, while enjoying some damn fine gyros. Written by Patrick Quinn Kitson Performed and engineered by Daniel Kelley Produced by Daniel Kelley and Patrick Kitson Music Credits: Dark Ambient by stereocode, Separation by William_King
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    33 mins
  • Deep

    Deep
    Mar 11 2024

    Blake Bunford just wants to kick up his heels and sip a cold brew while fishing his favorite hole in the Colorado wilderness. Unfortunately, something below the water has other plans.

    Written by Patrick Quinn Kitson

    Performed and engineered by Daniel Kelley

    Produced by Daniel Kelley and Patrick Kitson


    Music Credit: Near Danger by GuilhermeBernardes
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    30 mins
  • Kudzu

    Kudzu
    Feb 3 2024

    In Mountain City, Georgia, population 247, a young man works late at an extraterrestrial themed gas station while surprising visitors continue to show up.


    Written by Patrick Quinn Kitson

    Performed and engineered by Daniel Kelley

    Produced by Daniel Kelley and Patrick Kitson


    Music Credit: Caves of Dawn by GuilhermeBernardes

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    21 mins
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