Into the Dark of the Woods

Augustine and Marcel have found their place. Now, the only thing that is keeping them from their happily ever after is Augustine's pesky cough.This episode deals with themes of loss and mortality.

Marcel is keeping house and Augustine is meeting her students. Our new couple is having a life that neither knew they always wanted.

Mikey has found his way back to the arch, completed his loop, and has gone home. Now, Johnson is left to fend for himself. What comes next is his test of loyalty.This is an episode of "Third Thursday" bonus content from our "Mikey and the Garden Arch" program. It will move to our patreon exclusively one month from postingThis episode was written and performed by Bryan Foster

Marcel and Augustine are starting their new lives together as husband and wife. She is securing work, he is securing their new lives together.

Marcel Emery has never stopped long enough for romance. Augustine Tremblay has never believed the right life would come from the right place. When they meet near the Soo in 1910, their courtship is brief, practical, and sincere — the first careful steps toward a home they will build together.

The Merrits stay over one extra day but today isn't quite as idyllic as it was yesterday. Little things keep happening; breaking glass, stoves that overheat, engines running too loud, sparks being thrown off things.And then the laugh.This episode is written and performed by Bryan Foster

Its been years since the fire that claimed the ornament factory in Christmas, Michigan. Now, just a sleepy little stop over of a town, we meet a lovely family traveling back to Wisconsin from visiting family in Cheboygan for the holidays. But the weather has other plans and they have to make a unplanned stopThis episode was written and recorded by Bryan Foster.

Time has passed and few remember the fire of Bay Furnace. An ornament factory in the town of Christmas, Michigan brings prosperity and good tidings the year round. But one man, an old Cornish "Cousin Jack" was there when the fire laughed as it chased him and his cohorts through the woods. And he sees the flames in the kilns of the factory and knows the truth...fire doesn't cage. Fire waits.This episode was written and narrated by: Bryan Foster