Alex Nursall

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19 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 14 Sep

Alex Nursall’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 2 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 1.

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Well hello there.
It's me, Alex.
I'm coming to you with a little bit of news about how the final season of Woodvine will go.
Normally, we would give you two episodes per week through the fall, but this time we will be splitting the season in half.
The first five episodes will be coming out this fall, and then the final five will be coming out in spring twenty twenty seven.
But in between there, you won't go too long without hearing our voices because this is a show filled with actual play people and TTRPG nerds, so there will be some fun extra things coming out throughout the break.
So we will see you soon with the first half of season three of Woodbine, and we'll see you in the spring for the rest.
We'll see you soon.
Well, hello there.
It's Alex, and I'm taking a quick break from prepping season three of Woodbine to bring you a little treat from another show that might tide you over as we figure out what our vampire friends are up to.
Spoiler, it's messy.
From Christopher Scott McClure, creator of the award-winning fiction podcast The Milkman of St.
Gaffes, comes Harvey in Hell, a supernatural mystery show about childhood, memory, and the things we're willing to believe to survive.
The series follows John Harvey Kutz, an FBI profiler who might have chosen the wrong line of work, as he arrives in the desert town of Sunnyside, Nevada, searching for missing children, along with confronting the ghosts of his own childhood.
And, as anyone who's been to Nevada has surely experienced, he finds a hellish lake of fire, a Christmas-themed casino, and a town built on secrets.
And a few Southern Ontario references, for good measure.
Supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, Season 2 premieres this summer.
If you want to get a taste for the show, keep listening to the episode included here.
And we'll see you soon.
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