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Alice’s trip to Japan is rudely interrupted by two women, one dead and one living. Malaika is written by Émile Lewis and produced by Kimberly Dauber. Cast Malaika Alice MalterTooky KavanaghDr. Trung AnhTheresa GriffinSir Raphael MoriartyÉmile LewisThe Kuchisake-OnnaLauren Elizabeth Crew WriterÉmile LewisDirectorKimberly DauberAssistant DirectorÉmile LewisSound DesignerKimberly DauberSound EngineerKimberly Dauber“Malaika” ThemeDenver GaydonAdditional MusicKimberly DauberArtwork@nerpa_sealAnimationLoren Sherman Special thanks to: Nghi Cao for Vietnamese profanity, Jabari, Shatara, Tiffani, Tionge, Not Even Comedy, the Post-Meridian Radio Players, Breaking Light Productions, Sam S., Jeremy H., Jaimie C., Mr. McAfee, Isaiah P., Beck B., and the lesbians from the group chat. Malaika is produced in loving memory of Annika Lewis. The character of Jenny Everywhere is available for use by anyone, with only one condition: This paragraph must be included in any publication involving Jenny Everywhere, that others might use this property as they wish. All rights reversed. As always, conspirators: Vade in umbras, salta in lucem. The post 1.03 Nothing Is True, Everything Is Audited | Malaika first appeared on Hear Me Out Productions.

Alice looks into her mysterious benefactor, Sir Raphael Moriarty. Malaika is written by Émile Lewis and produced by Kimberly Dauber. Cast Malaika Alice MalterTooky KavanaghSir Raphael MoriartyÉmile Lewis Crew WriterÉmile LewisDirectorKimberly DauberAssistant DirectorÉmile LewisSound DesignerKimberly DauberSound EngineerKimberly Dauber“Malaika” ThemeDenver GaydonAdditional MusicKimberly DauberArtworkechobowsAnimationLoren Sherman Special thanks to: Jabari, Shatara, Tiffani, Tionge, Not Even Comedy, the Post-Meridian Radio Players, Breaking Light Productions, Sam S., Jeremy H., Jaimie C., Mr. McAfee, Isaiah P., Beck B., and the lesbians from the group chat. Malaika is produced in loving memory of Annika Lewis. The character of Jenny Everywhere is available for use by anyone, with only one condition: This paragraph must be included in any publication involving Jenny Everywhere, that others might use this property as they wish. All rights reversed. As always, conspirators: Vade in umbras, salta in lucem. The post 1.02 The Zambian Job | Malaika first appeared on Hear Me Out Productions.

Alice ventures into the lair of the Baba Yaga to make a deal. Malaika is written by Émile Lewis and produced by Kimberly Dauber. Cast Malaika Alice MalterTooky KavanaghThe Baba YagaJenny Gutbezahl“Marcy Beaucoup”Olivia KeaneSetÉmile Lewis Crew WriterÉmile LewisDirectorKimberly DauberAssistant DirectorÉmile LewisSound DesignerKimberly DauberSound EngineerKimberly Dauber“Malaika” ThemeDenver GaydonArtworkechobowsAnimationLoren Sherman Special thanks to: Jabari, Shatara, Tiffani, Tionge, Not Even Comedy, the Post-Meridian Radio Players, Breaking Light Productions, Sam S., Jeremy H., Jaimie C., Mr. McAfee, and the lesbians from the group chat. Malaika is produced in loving memory of Annika Lewis. The character of Jenny Everywhere is available for use by anyone, with only one condition: This paragraph must be included in any publication involving Jenny Everywhere, that others might use this property as they wish. All rights reversed. As always, conspirators: Vade in umbras, salta in lucem. The post 1.01 The Wolf, The Witch, and the Audacity of This Bitch | Malaika first appeared on Hear Me Out Productions.

Malaika Alice Malter is fated to cause the end of the world. She’d really rather not. Malaika is written by Émile Lewis and produced by Kimberly Dauber. Coming August 1 to YouTube and wherever pods are cast. Follow the adventures of paranormal investigator Malaika Alice Malter (Tooky Kavanagh) and mysterious immortal Jenny (Naomi Ibasitas) as they enter a vast web of myth and conspiracy at the behest of their sinister benefactor, Sir Raphael Moriarty (Émile Lewis). Drawing from international mythology, folklore, and literature, Malaika is a globe-trotting saga filled with comedy, drama, and intrigue. Malaika is produced in loving memory of Annika Lewis. The character of Jenny Everywhere is available for use by anyone, with only one condition: This paragraph must be included in any publication involving Jenny Everywhere, that others might use this property as they wish. All rights reversed. “I Can Feel it Coming” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ The post Book 1 Trailer | Malaika first appeared on Hear Me Out Productions.