Welcome to the ostium network
In Episode 5: A.W.O.L. listeners get to meet a new character.
Written and produced by Alex C. Telander.
Performed by Georgia McKenzie.
Warning, this episode contains explicit language.
Please help and support Team Ostium by rating and reviewing on iTunes, as well as checking out our Patreon page at www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast. Perks include mini episodes, all the music to Season 1, transcripts featuring full-color covers and illustrations, outtakes, and access to new episodes a week before regular release.
And don’t forget to subscribe and tell your friends.
And finally from Team Ostium to you: Thanks for listening.




In Episode 4 – First Contact, Jake learns about some big changes in his life and the world, before he travels to Ostium. He now knows he’s not alone in this special town, and as he passes through Door 4 he wonders if he’ll have any company. Also what world will he be taken to this time?
Written by Alex C. Telander
Performed by Chris Fletcher, who also composed the interstitial music pieces.
Background music by 2Kutup courtesy of the Free Music Archive.
Warning, this episode contains explicit language.
Please help and support Team Ostium by rating and reviewing on iTunes, as well as checking out our Patreon page at www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast. Perks include mini episodes on the Enigmatic Mysteries of the Unknown, all the music to Season 1, transcripts featuring full-color covers and illustrations, and much more.
And don’t forget to subscribe and tell your friends.
And finally from Team Ostium to you: Thanks for listening.




All artwork by Sara Warren. The transcript for Episode 3, featuring the full-color cover and inside illustrations is available on Ostium’s Patreon page. An ebook of Episode 3: 38°20’N, 17°15’W will be available for purchase later this year.




All artwork by Sara Warren. The transcript for Episode 2, featuring the full-color cover and inside illustrations is available on Ostium’s Patreon page. An ebook of Episode 2: CROATOAN will be available for purchase later this year.




All artwork by Sara Warren. The transcript for Episode 1, featuring the full-color cover and inside illustrations is available on Ostium’s Patreon page. An ebook of Episode 1: Population Zero will be available for purchase later this year.

Ostium Episode 4 – First Contact is now available in a special early release one week before the regular release for Patreon patrons. Go to Team Ostium’s Patreon page to subscribe and get access to lots of goodies.
At the lowest level, for just $2 a month, you’ll get access to Ostium episodes a week before regular release, as well as a new mini episode. So if you subscribe now, you’ll get to listen to Episode 4, as well as three mini episodes.
We here at Team Ostium have made the decision to give our patrons another special perk. So starting this Sunday, February 5th, patrons who have passed through the Third Door ($5 level) in addition to getting mini episodes, all the music, and transcripts, they will also get exclusive access to the next episode of Ostium a full week before it’s released to everyone else.
So this Sunday, if you enter the third door, you’ll be able to listen to Episode 4: First Contact. And all future episodes of Ostium will be made available a week before regular release.
Head on over to our Patreon page and become a patron and help support Ostium.
Jake travels back to Ostium, this time with some specific goals in mind: to find out what is exactly behind those doors in the clock tower, and to discover what might be behind Door #3.
Written by Alex C. Telander
Performed by Chris Fletcher, who also composed the interstitial music pieces.
Background music by 2Kutup courtesy of the Free Music Archive.
Warning, this episode contains explicit language.
Please help and support Team Ostium by rating and reviewing on iTunes, as well as checking out our Patreon page at www.patreon.com/ostiumpodcast. Perks include mini episodes on the Enigmatic Mysteries of the Unknown, all the music to Season 1, transcripts featuring full-color covers and illustrations, and much more.
And don’t forget to subscribe and tell your friends.
And finally from Team Ostium to you: Thanks for listening.
Ostium’s first piece of fanart and it does a great job setting the mood of the podcast.
