Wederra Keep Episode 1 and artwork reveal

Jacob Wolf Lefton

28 Jan 2025 — 1 min read

The Witches of Wederra Keep poster by Hannah Templer

We just published episode 1 today for The Witches of Wederra Keep! We got our incredible cover art from Hannah Templer, an amazing illustrator and writer (I highly recommend their comic Cosmoknights). I've admired Hannah's work for years, and I'm honestly blown away by what she's developed for us. There's heart in this project every step of the way, and we're grateful for all our collaborators.

A movie poster of The Witches of Wederra Keep with a cast of characters arranged across the field. In the center our heroes - (L to R) Minerva the Old Soul with a basket of mushrooms and a purple cloak with faint sun emblem, Charley the Pure Heart, with her kingfisher familiar on her shoulder and magic at her fingertips, and Circe the Wild Spirt, at the ready with her dagger. In the background behind them is a spread of villains and the Wederra Keep - demons, hooded figures and cloaked and armed agents. An enormous shadow of a demon towers overhead in the clouds in the distance. In the foreground beneath our heroes, a mermaid on a rock at the edge of the sea, an old grandfather clock, a regally dressed woman, a scarred warrior, a portly barkeep, a giant wolf, and armed figures marching after the shadow of a creature in the forest, weapons on their backs. — The Witches of Wederra Keep poster by Hannah Templer images

You can find the show on all your favorite podcast platforms. Here's links to Apple Podcasts and Spotify! We also have an RSS you can subscribe to. I personally use a very bare-bones app called AntennaPod on Android.

Schedule

Our schedule for the first episodes is a little dictated by festival submission requirements, with a certain episodes out by certain dates for them to be considered.

Episode 1 - Jan 28
Episode 2 - Feb 4
Episode 3 - Feb 11
Episode 4 - Feb 18

Then we'll pick back up in March with a biweekly schedule until Episode 10, the end of Act 1, in May. We'll have a short break then, but I'll share more about it in the future.

Support our show!

Now that you've had a chance to hear it (and we hope you like it), we'd love to ask for your support. This project is entirely self funded and supported through small donations. We'd love to continue doing this and make more fine shows like this in a sustainable way, and for that we need your help.

Please consider supporting us with a membership on Patreon or one-time donations on Ko-fi. Thank you!

— Jacob

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