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Time Signal Productions presents

 
 

HOLD YOUR MEMORIES CLOSE

On a back country road outside the hamlet of Duggan Hill, Saskatchewan, a woman named Sasha Ismond goes missing without a trace.  

She had been travelling from Vancouver for the past day, and was mere minutes away from her father's home.

The last person she spoke to was her former partner, Zoe, a journalism student at the University of British Columbia. 

This is a collection of recovered audio recordings from the subsequent investigation into her disappearance, recorded during the summer of 2015.

Duggan Hill is created by Andy Garland and produced by Time Signal Productions. 

IF THIS IS YOUR FIRST TIME HERE…

Duggan Hill is a serialized story; jumping straight to the latest episode is not advised. If you want to start fresh, follow this link to the first episode of Season One.

OUR TEEPUBLIC SHOP IS LIVE!

Visit us on Teepublic to find shirts, hoodies, mugs, notebooks and more! All proceeds go towards paying our artists and making the second season of Duggan Hill even better!

 

Praise for Duggan Hill

Following Zoe as she works through the mystery of Sasha’s disappearance is a truly rewarding journey; one that is a top to bottom masterpiece for my ears.
— https://daftestpunkyouknow.wixsite.com/review/single-post/2019/02/26/Duggan-Hill-Season-1-Simple-and-Refreshing
...an exciting mystery story that’s perfect for fans of found footage shows...
— https://thepodcastdragon.wordpress.com/2018/07/07/review-duggan-hill/
The music is haunting and fits the narrative well. The cast is impressive. Andy Garland has crafted a unique audio drama.
— https://sonnet.fm/blog/2020/05/duggan-hill-an-eerie-audio-drama-podcast/
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Duggan Hill’s Second Season

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Find the Drowning Isle

Amidst the rain-slicked streets of Vancouver, a survivor struggles to leave the nightmares behind.

In the sterile, secure and unlisted labs of Northshore Consulting, surveillance and testing continues around the clock.

And on the quiet, remote shores of Valdes Island, a man walks out of the Pacific Ocean to deliver a chilling message:

This isn’t over.

The Drowning Isle is created by Andy Garland and produced by Time Signal Productions, premiering on October 31st 2018.

 
 
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KEEP THE PATH

1978. In the old-growth forests on Vancouver Island, a group of loggers and their vehicles start the journey home laden with fresh-cut timber. They’re never seen again.

1986. In the mountains of British Columbia, a woman struggles to pry her father away from a group of mercenaries and eccentrics hellbent on a dangerous discovery.

2018. As Northshore agents begin their hunt for Zoe DeBiers, an archivist is tasked with unraveling the nature of a bold, insidious threat.

The Thousand Paths is a Duggan Hill Story created by Andy Garland, arriving October 31st, 2020. Listen to the teaser trailer here.

 
 
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The Cast

 

Click on through for bios.

 

 

All episodes written, directed and edited by Andy Garland.

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We really couldn't do this without you.

Music AND ART!

When this show was still a rowdy little idea, Johnnie Ninety-Nine sat down and composed the theme song we open and close each episode with.

Dustin Clark is a wicked-good composer and provides terrific background music for each episode. He also makes movies!

For the Drowning Isle, we’re also showcasing the musical stylings of Jesse Charles Cowell.

Our main logos for Season One and Two were drawn by the talented Kara LaRose.

The logo for The Thousand Paths was designed by Lillian Creative.


Special thanks to!

The Vancouver Public Library, whose Inspiration Lab provides the space and resources to make this show possible.


THE SEARCH PARTY

Cayley Western, Doug Bostic, Dylan J Burakiewicz, Emily Campbell, Helen Clifford, Jeff Lanham, Jeremy Sauls, Mari, Matthew Staton, saraangelicafrihet, Shannon Coursey and Tomb Juice

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