Our hero, Dismay, battles the creature called He Who Holds Death, and, while doing so, he learns a little about its background; there is more to the rock creature than anyone expected.

Music:

Dark Rooms Instrumental -- Timlin

Ground Assault -- Ben Base

Peaceful Coexistence -- Radio Orphans

Red Moon Rising --  Milo Firewater

Resistance -- Ahd Child

Dismay reflects on his killing Emily and how his powers twisted her into a murderous creature. He realizes it is now time to move on and he chooses to no longer ignore the voices that haunt him.

Thanks to special guests who contributed their voices. Check out their podcasts:

Digger from Digger's Story

Tabitha Smith from Strangely Literal

Enjoy the following music:

 Fingerprints by Post Death Soundtrack

I Dub Ya Dictator by John Garza

The Lullaby of Loneliness by Aaron English

Weeping Wind by Aaron English

The Dismay Podcast is back! After a long break for a little more than two months I have been able to finish the next episode. Sorry folks. It all started with Xmas shopping (yes Christmas) and then work and a long trip to South Africa and then more work. Well, that's my excuse. Thank you to everyone who stuck around. Dismay is not going anywhere.

 In this episode:

 We learn what the notes are all about as Dismay confronts his worst enemy and his worst fear.

 Listen and enjoy the following music:

 Stereophile -- Superfly

 American Head Charge -- Dirty

Post Death Soundtrack -- Long Cold Night

Robin Tymm -- A Little Rain

Uncle Seth -- Little Pieces

There's no rest for our hero. The messages continue to appear at his window and a new murder has been commited with a familiar touch. meanwhile, there's someone observing all of this.

Listen to Dismay's story and enjoy the following music:

Truth -- A Young Man's Interpretation

Elika -- Youre Not Safe At All

XBloome -- Pressure of Time

Black Furies -- Murder City Shakedown

XBloome -- Mistakes

PLus, check out the Ottawa Local Podcast. You'll be glad that you did.

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Peace.

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Dismay has felt a disturbing presence in Ottawa. Some kind of sinister being has entered the city, and, not long afterwards, mass murders begin to occur. At each murder site, there are messages proclaiming that something is about to happen. Who is this new menace, and what does she want?

List to Dismay’s story and listen to the following music:

X-Ray Dogs—Mad Like Cows
X-Ray Dogs—I see Things
ixi—A Life Well – Lived
etherealvox—Persephone

Feature Track: Spartacus Roosevelt

Dismay is making news. People all around are reporting sightings of our world’s superhero.

Listen to how our hero reflects on how the news is covering his every move.

Peace.

This episode includes mucis from the following:

Gary Jules
Roman
Tragic Triumphants
Jeremy Gratton
Joe Margiotta

Feature track by: The Spartacus Roosevelt

In this episode we hear about Dismay froma new perspective. Jimmy tells us about his opinion in the need for a hero like Dismay and recounts one of their first encounters with crime since leaving Algonquin Park.

Listen to the story of Dismay and listen to great music from the following artists:

Nick Murray

Podcast Feature:
Spartacus Roosevelt

EDITED: The is the correct file. Sorry for the confusion.

Jimmy is well. The world seems to be on the threshold of insanity. The Council appears to have been left in ruin, while the Man With No Face hides plotting his next move. Meanwhile, Dismay returns to his home in Ottawa with mixed feelings and emotions.

Listen to this part of his story and enjoy music by:

Bruno Wong
noise626
Little Glitches

Promo for Spartacus Roosevelt Podcast <—- Listen to this one. Trust me.

Almost forgotten in the battle, The Man With No Face seems to have escaped defeat from the Council and he makes reference to something mysterious and no doubt dark. He also predicts its coming will cause much pain.

Listen to this short piece and hear his pleasure of how an untold plan it beginning to unfold.

Music played in this episode:

Rhythm Electric—5unk

This is a special announcement with thanks and a call for voices.

Warning: Not child safe.

This one is loud and different.

Meet the Man With No Face. He’s mean and he’s on a mission to spread fear and kill our hero. Listen to his story as he attacks Dismay and the Council.

Music played in this episode includes:

Blitzkriegbliss—Dark
Brad Sucks—Dirtbag
The Joykiller—Hate
Josh Woodward—Gallows Hill
Led Man—Numb
Madsumo—There’s So Many Ways I Can Kill You
Devin Anderson—black Dragon tongue
CART!—Killing Time

Promos played for two of my favourit musical podcasts:

The Spartacus Roosevelt podcast
The Ruckus podcast

This is Dismay’s story; the beginning of his fate as the world’s hero against the Whisperers. The Council tells him about his new responsibilty, and he expresses his anxiety over this new respondsibility.

And, although he feels at peace amongst these supernatural being, things come to violent end.
Listen to find out what happens.

Music played in this episode:

Radio Orhpans—Orphan Horn
Jay Purcell
www.myspace.com/jaypurcell—Mystery Line
Radio Orphans—This Life
Brad Sucks—Nervous
Brad Sucks—Time to take out the Trash
Led Man—Golden

Background Music: Ichiro NAKAGAWA
Podsafe Music Network—First Words—ha ji me te no ko to ba

Promos played for:

Nina Kimberly the Merciless
Nina Kimberly The Merciless
Knitwitch’s Scifi/Fantasy Zone

Lyrics for This Life:

And the days go on and on without end
As the months and the years all seem to blend
And you look for answers and search for signs
But they never appear and youre feeling left behind

This life
Is one big test
This life
Leaves you with less
This life
Is one big test
This life
Leaves you with less

The answers arent clear and youll never really know
Just how far you would be willing to go
If you never really tried and you never had to care
Then youll never overcome and youll never be aware

Have you
Loved your best
Have you
Passed the test
Have you
Tried your best
Have you
Passed this test

And the days go on and on without end
As the months and the years all seem to blend
our time here is short and almost at an end
All you have is now, and time is not your friend

Have you
Loved your best
Have you
Passed the test
This life
Is one big mess
This life
Leaves you with less

And the days go on and on without end
As the months and the years all seem to blend
our time here is short and almost at an end
All you have is now, and time is not your friend

I’m sorry folks. Real life has been crazy busy over the last two weeks and I’ve had very little time to do podcasting for fun. I hope you’ll still stay tuned for Episode 10. It’s going to be a good one with some awesome guest voices from some pretty cool podcasters

I’ve added some songs to this message so you’re not too disappointed.

Songs are:

Joe Faulder – Sweet Crime
Justin Gordon – The Shack Song
Josh Woodward – Five Minutes

Cheers,

Sean

Karen had always been Dismay’s pillar in society. He is a pariah, an anomic man lost without her. That’s why making his decision is so difficult.

Listen to his story as he makes his decision, faces his fear and embraces a new path. Plus, enjoy music from the following:

Amy Abdou – Mirage
Koala – Time To Say Goodbye
Avery Fantom – Into My Eyes
Dead Heart Bloom – One Long Last Look
Dead Heart Bloom – I Hope I Stop Fading
Dead Heart Bloom – There Will Come Soft Rains
Dead Heart Bloom – Transmigration

I also give thanks to the people who contributed to the last episode.

Promos played:

7th Son—A fantastic podcast novel. I’m hooked.
Today in Podcasting—A excellent addition to the podcasting commuity by three guys who know it best.

It’s always nice to get feedback on something you create. I’ve been lucky enough to receive a few reviews. One of the latest is very well written and I would like to share it with everyone.

Here’s the review:
Dismay Podcast: A superhero trying to save a world he fears.
at
www.podfly.com

Check out ther other reviews, too. Enjoy.

The time for a choice has come. Our hero, Dismay, is given an offer he struggles with. Will he take Karen back and give himself to shadow? And, who is this new man?

Listen to his story and enjoy the following music:

qr5 – Fallen Tree
Earth Man Conspiracy – Finding You (Here)
Josh Woodward – Swimming to Cambodia
King Bonk – Fer de Lance
The Rheostatics – Try to Praise this Mutilated World
Spokers Loan – Waiting for the sun to rise

A thanks to The Rheostatics for giving me permission to use their song. Check them out. Their music is fantastic!

A thanks to all the podcasters for contributing to this episode. These are shows everyone should listen to. Their shows are:

The Poddog Show
Mostly News
A.D.D. Radio
KnitWitch’s Scifi/Fantasy Zone
GROW Podcast
I Heart NZ

Also, promos played at the end include two excellent couplecasts:

Zee and Zed
Me and the Bean

Thompson, the man who saved Dismay from The Man With No Face and the Wendigo, leads our hero deep into the interior of Algonquin Park.

More answers lay at the heart of the interior where The Council waits. A hero’s fate slowly unravels as they paddle through the bush.

Listen to Dismay’s story and enjoy the following podsafe music:

Background clip from: Ichiro NAKAGAWA – Thinness as a metaphor
Parlour Dames – Another Casualty
Ryan Boud – Invisible Monsters
peter la grand – proposition
Away With The Fairys – Everybodys waiting for superman
Phantom Black – Forbidden

The Man With No Face has returned, and this time he has brought someone with him, a giant white haired-beast with a soul of ice called Wendigo. What will happen to Dismay and Jimmy? And, who is this new stranger with the black dog?

List to his story and enjoy podsafe music:

It Must Not End Like This – Blind With Rain
Game of Life – Chosen By Force
Everyday Choices – remix by fourstones _ Colin
Truth – Addik
Guantanamo – Nadir
Hold On – Tom Waits