Evergreen: A Storytelling Podcast

What happens when you take one overworked soon-to-be-married audio engineer, two wacky writers, and season it with a half-baked tale? You get by far the silliest story Evergreen has ever had the privilege to add to their storybook. Evergreen's own Mitchell Walther and constant confidant and friend of the pod Joshua Bisquera took to the fairy tales in this weeks work. We hope you enjoy it ,and be sure to check us out on Twitter and Instagram @EvergreenCast, and on our website evergreencast.comThere are stories everywhere, and anyone can tell a story.

Who said Halloween can't come early? We're so in love with scary stories (and so busy with Caleb's wedding) that we decided to pen our own horror tale and bring it to you early. So grab some popcor and a blanket for safety. There's a chilling caper hiding under your bed, just for you.

Welcome to our very special One Year Anniversary Episode! Evergreen has been bringing you daring tales of delightful danger for a year now and we are so proud to have the opportunity to keep going. Here's to another year more!This story was created by Emma Mundorff. Emma is a returning storyteller, her previous episode was "Last Call to Paris". This episode Emma gets to tackle the stress and pressure that can feel all too real: Brunch and Existentialism.Enjoy!

What's better than a story about an up and coming young magician? A second story about an up and coming magician! This week Evergreen's very own Mitchell Walther brings us our very first sequel! Hop back to “Carnival Atlas” if you need a refresher, and enjoy the continuing tale of James Edgewater, the New Artful Dodger.

Fall is just around the bend. The golden leaves, the gentle breeze, pumpkin spice lattes are far as the eye can see. Oh, and Halloween is on it's way too. But we're not the patient types here at Evergreen, so we've brought a horror fable straight to you this week!Phoenix Crockett is a student of both psychology and horror, so you know there's a mind bender waiting for you in this weeks episode of Evergreen. One of his topics was a traveling circus, and as another writer who got a carnival themed topic for his story back during "Carnival Atlas", I can say the circus motif is dripping with terror. So clench your teeth and prepare to miss a night of sleep, here's "The Bottomless Pit of Fun"."Circus Tent" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Stories are everywhere, behind every nook and cranny. Paul from the spectacular Varmints Podcast brings us a solemn story from the perspective of your everyday mousetrap. What goes through the mind of that which we trust but never think about? Give it a listen and let yourself be taken away for a tale.Evergreen is your bi-weekly podcast for storytelling and audio dramas. You can follow us @EvergreenCast and find more stories at EvergreenCast.com

Welcome, one and all, to Season 2 of Evergreen: A Storytelling Podcast.We're so excited to share the stories we've been crafting for you, and the additions to our little creation.This episode is brought to you by... you, and everyone else who is part of our debut Patreon!RarelyFunny.Write of Instagram and Reddit fame has brought us a tense tale as well, brought to life by the audio work of Caleb Prewitt and voice acting of Joshua Bisquera.Can't get enough Evergreen? We have more! Exclusive on our PAtreon you can find our Full-Length storyteller interviews and off-week McTalk episodes. And now, on our official website EvergreenCast.com, you can enjoy Daily Evergreen News articles written by our own talented Journalist Mitchell Walther. There is so much to enjoy, we hope you can't stay away.@EvergreenCastEvergreenCast@gmail.com

So this is it. We're saying goodbye to season 1 of Evergreen and ushering in a new exciting season of stirring stories. We hope you enjoyed our first run, and we hope you enjoy what's to come. If we didn't answer your question, feel free to hit us up on Twitter, Instagram, or email us!

It's time. The long-awaited Season 1 Finale of Evergreen! Plug in your ear buds, strap on your seatbelt and get ready for this week's guest Jeff Harris to take you on a road trip. Read by professional voice actor and ‘voice of the Oakland Raiders’ Gary Williams, “Go Get Betty” is stirring story of poignancy, mortality, and nostalgia. We couldn't ask for a better tale to wrap up our 1st season!And don't worry, we won't be taking time off. An all new special Q&A episode of Evergreen will be coming your way in two weeks. There's even still time to ask your burning questions for the episode too! Just email us at EvergreenCast@gmail.com. The Q&A will then be followed by the debut of Evergreen Season 2!"Heroic Age" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License