The Bright Path Podcast

Alice Miller teaches to a most remarkable classroom, and Obilly Smallhat raises more questions than he answers.

Cyrus grows his foot back... temporarily. Veridia reveals rumors of a terrible flying beast, which no one takes very seriously. Cyrus travels north to a kingdom he invented out of whole cloth, and fi…

Rolland Gorp goes into the ground. Cyrus Stoat investigates Rolly's murder, and finds that the mathematician left him a last puzzle. Veridia Snipe has been several different kinds of scoundrel.  Part…

Rolland Gorp goes into the ground. Cyrus Stoat investigates Rolly's murder, and finds that the mathematician left him a last puzzle. Veridia Snipe has been several different kinds of scoundrel.  Part…

Cyrus, Vicod, and Gmork return to Green Bridge to assist in solving Rolly's murder. Cyrus catches up with old friends, and discovers a few new ones following him around. Cyrus and Vicod toast the dea…

Cyrus Stoat, Tenured Professor of Applied History at Triad University, leads an advanced practicum in dungeon crawling. Freddie Greensmith finds something in the dark. Cyrus meets an old friend with …

I welcome special guest Seth Brown for a conversation on storytelling, humor, navigating our fraught social landscape as a humorist, and the process of creative collaboration. Seth is a veteran humor…

In another "branch" of Jonathan's life, he and Boris have traveled far south into Carelon, following Jonathan's failed proposal to Merrily. Boris tells a ghost story. They meet a man named Stool, who…

Cyrus and Veridia have a baby together, but not much else; Merrily is irritatingly competent; and Rufus Snugg decides to fight absurdity with absurdity.

IT BEGINS! Ladies and Gentlemen: the Prologue to The Gods We Made, book two of “Preposterous History.” Two years after the events of The Bright Path, Gog the Hammer finds himself facing down a new en…

Special guest Rob Seitelman joins Yours Truly to wrestle and chortle over the different challenges of solo creation and collaboration. We'll share some war stories from our theater careers and bat th…

Grygory meets a most unexpected ending. King Simon is exposed. Ghost stories are told, and seen, and lived.  This episode features excerpts from "Transformation, Part 2," sung by Danielle Erin Rhodes…

Jonathan and Merrily live the consequences of one moment of choice. Cyrus Stoat wakes up in a strange bed, and Hobb finds a remedy to two of his most irritating problems. Sir Richard signs off, endin…

Queen Anne finds herself forced to confront her parliament, and her adversary, alone. Beatrice Snugg tells us all we need to know about the meaning of life. Feat. "Expulsion" from Paradise Lost, sung…

The White Knights come into Rufus Snugg's home, but find the doors locked.  Devi runs into trouble with a net, and gets to discuss theology with the Inquisitor.  Rufus discovers the fun of waving a f…

Jonathan attempts the most outrageous chandelier swing in recorded history--but something is missing from his landing. Cyrus writes a letter that will cause him some trouble later; Daisy goes straigh…

Sir Richard discovers how to narrate unreliably. He pursues his new art with glee, pausing only to finish the song he began at his departure from Uellodon.  Featuring "Into A Wakeless Shade."

Thomas Howe makes a proper application of scout cavalry. General Chester gets philosophical, and your host throws down some bombast.

The White Knights, now swollen to a force with the numbers and equipment to seize Uellodon, attack King Leeland's smaller army near the unlucky village of Baldwick. Thomas Howe gives a master class i…