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The Thira Society confronts Tully Briar of Briar & Sons Steel Mill and the pranksters behind the looming danger.

The Thira Society heads to Tidefall in seek of the mysterious stranger in Isolde's dreams to prevent a molten metallic disaster.

The Thira Society adds a new member to its ranks as a young girl begins having troubling visions. The vanished scholars of Seaglass seem to weigh heavy on the minds of the Hidden Ones and of Ëlis Haflit.

It all comes to a head as the Thira Society confronts Dr. Coulter and his shiny bug. This episode contains descriptions of blood, worms, and other various sensory experiences that some might find disgusting or disturbing.

Strange goings-on at the University leads the Thira Society to accept their first mission in which they pursue a practitioner of dark magic.

It's a new era on Ys, and a new Anthrogang is born as a mysterious stranger brings together three people with the newfound ability to see the supernatural.

This show is created mostly on unceded Kitchawank band Wappinger territory. Learn more about the inspirations behind the cultures of Ys, and our commitment to transparency, cultural sensitivity, and reparations.

The Gang investigates the stagnant and unproductive forces that arise from staying liminal for too long, discusses a variety of sentiences available to plants, and talks about the whitewashing of indigenous knowledges as these sciences are institutionalized in Western academies. We also hate the Enlightenment.

Seemingly one step closer to Captain Task, the Gang tries to transport to her through the magical Ygbel Tree - but the tree takes them on a detour. Lindsey incubates pigeon eggs in their pants.

The Gang discusses Guattari's transversality, the value of secrets, and the responsibilities friends owe each other.

On this most twentieth of Aprils, the Gang discovers another hunter on the trail of the mysterious Kure. They explore the caverns beneath the library together, discuss the merits of tomatoes, and meet an old friend.

The Gang discusses the evolutionary history and ecological roles of fungus and primitive plants.