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TamLynn PI: Case File IV Arsenic and Old Faes

TamLynn PI is rated AD-PG13 (Rating System) With the Voice Talents of: Ara Pelodi as TamLynn Lostfynder Jules Ismail as Doyle Hammond Mark Kalita as Liam Darkmoore Stefania Lintonbon as Sabrina Ronnie Rowlands as Dorian Gareth Bowley as King Carian Laura Frechette as Princess Tegan Colin Snow as Prince Kelson Alex Gilmour as Prince Rycin Michael Hudson as the Elf Guard Gawain AND Cookie Colletti as Madame Meilene	Download \| 37:53 To subscribe to TamLynn PI: iTunes Users: click here Users of Other Software: click here To subscribe to all Gypsy Audio shows: iTunes Users: click here Users of Other Software: click here

	Original Concept Written, Directed and Post-Produced by: Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard
	Associate Producer: Alex Gilmour

	MUSIC: “Contradance” byHeather Alexander (used with permission). Other Music by Kevin MacLeod
	ART: Alexa ChipmanEND PROMO: “JO” HG WORLD (Please stay tuned!)

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April 15th, 2010 at 12:56
[…] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Alex Gilmour, Gypsy Audio. Gypsy Audio said: http://www.gypsyaudio.org/tamlynn/tamlynn_iv/ TamLynn IV is finally here!!! Arsenic and Old Faes! Take a listen! […]
Brian Says:
September 5th, 2012 at 18:00
Folks, the truth is that we’re going through a tough period…I’ve been underemployed for over a year. Quality audio drama is one of the few luxuries we have…because they are, frankly, free. But we have enjoyed them so much that I would be willing to donate $5 (yes, I know that doesn’t sound like much but believe me that it’s a lot to us right now) to you to encourage production of another Tamlyn episode if you had a PayPal link for it. They’re such a great combination of saucy, classic P.I., fantasy/sci fi, and they have given us some great entertainment. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the time you put in on all your quality productions. I think we hear them mostly through the Sonic Society podcast, and they’ve given us great–and much needed–entertainment.