The town is still smoking from Ajim’s rampage, and Chandler and John jump straight into the cleanup — exhausted, scorched, and still processing the chaos left behind. But among the ashes, something older than the town itself begins to surface. A forgotten basement… ancient stonework… and a presence that’s been waiting in the dark a very, very long time.

As the boys descend below the ruins, Chandler’s uneasy partnership with Caym takes a turn, John’s “Murk” instincts sharpen, and the pair discover a relic that shouldn’t exist — a locked tome radiating power no one understands. Not even Catherine.

“Ash to Ash, Dust to Dust” pushes the Blood & Moone boys deeper into Appalachian occult territory than ever before, blurring the line between magic, memory, and what these two are becoming.

Themes: Appalachian folklore, buried secrets, consequence, demonic influence, ancient magic.

Content Warning: Creepy subterranean environments, supernatural tension, mild language.

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A restless night sends Chandler spiraling into a nightmare he can’t quite escape… and the demon Caym finally shows its hand. While Chandler tries to shake off the encounter, John is already neck-deep in bad news: the Ifrit’s trail leads him straight to the Brooks family farm, and what he uncovers there changes everything.

As Ajim closes in, the boys are forced into a desperate scramble for survival — a high-speed chase, a collapsing deck, and a last-ditch plan that might burn the whole damn town down. But an unexpected ally steps out of the shadows… one that turns Chandler’s world upside down in more ways than one.

“Oil and Water” turns the heat all the way up as ancient fire, secret magic, and the truth behind Jen collide. If you’ve been waiting for the Blood & Moone boys to face something truly unstoppable, this is the episode.

Themes: Appalachian occult, fire spirits, demonic influence, identity, trust, survival, supernatural action.

Content Warning: Intense supernatural violence, fire imagery, peril, frightening dream sequences.

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A survivor haunted by fire, a missing wizard, and a fragile spark of hope — the flames are spreading through Cooke Hollow, and nobody’s safe from the burn.

The fallout from the fire is spreading. John Moone is chasing answers after the disappearance of the Tree Wizard, while Chandler Blood tries to keep his life stitched together one bad cup of coffee at a time. But when they track down Tony Brooks, a survivor of magic gone wrong, they learn that fire leaves more than ashes — it leaves marks.

As John faces the truth about what’s burning through the mountains, Chandler finds something he hasn’t felt in a long time: connection. Between new sparks with Jen, old shadows with Caym, and a cursed man haunted by flames, the boys are learning that every fire starts somewhere… and some never go out.

The Blood & Moone Files continues — an Appalachian supernatural audio drama about monsters, mercy, and the danger of trying to make peace with either.

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John seeks answers from a forest mystic known as the Tree Wizard while Chandler fights Caym’s growing hold. The fire’s spreading—and something ancient is stirring.

The deeper Chandler Blood and John Moone dig, the older the bones they uncover. While Chandler tries—and fails—to keep his sanity under control back home, John tracks down an old ally known only as The Tree Wizard, a forest mystic who speaks to roots, ghosts, and things older than men.

What John learns out there in the woods changes everything: a fiery spirit called Ajim is loose in the hills, bound to a human host… and something even older is waking beneath the Smokies.

Back in town, Chandler’s not sleeping, Caym’s getting stronger, and the salt lines might not be enough to hold back what’s coming.

The Blood & Moone Files continues — an Appalachian supernatural audio drama about friendship, fire, and the kind of evil that doesn’t need an invitation to get in.

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Sheriff Cooke’s threats, a diner date gone right, and a nightmare in the woods — Chandler and John find proof the real monsters are around town, and find the proof in some monstrous acts.

Things are heating up in the hollow just outside town. Sheriff Cooke tightens his grip, Chandler Blood finds a little light in an unexpected diner date, and John Moone follows a lead that drags them both straight into something they were never meant to see.

What starts as a quiet night of pie and small talk turns into a chase through the woods — and the discovery of a ritual that proves true evil isn’t hiding in the dark; it’s living right next door.

Meanwhile, Dog Boy Dan keeps the airwaves alive, wondering if the boys are in over their heads this time.

The Blood & Moone Files continues — an Appalachian supernatural audio drama about monsters, mystery, and the cost of doing the right thing when nobody else will.

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Chandler faces his demon head-on with help from John’s witchy Aunt Catherine — but giving Caym a name might cost more than it saves.

After a night of chaos, Chandler Blood isn’t just haunted — he’s possessed. The demon Caym whispers through his dreams, testing his sanity and hinting at darker intentions. To keep the darkness in check, John Moone takes Chandler deep into the mountains to meet his Aunt Catherine, a sharp-tongued witch who might be the only person alive who can help him survive the bond.

But when the time comes to confront Caym directly, Chandler learns that naming a demon isn’t just folklore — it’s power, it’s danger, and it’s personal.

Meanwhile, Dog Boy Dan keeps the town tuned in from his midnight radio booth, reminding listeners that sometimes laughter is the only ward left against what’s scratching at the door.

The Blood & Moone Files continues — an Appalachian supernatural audio drama about identity, power, and the monsters that move in when you’re alone too long.

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Chandler and John team up with a redneck vampire to hunt a werewolf — and it doesn’t go as planned.

When Chandler Blood and John Moone follow a demonic pizza commercial’s clue to a rundown trailer park, they meet Reggie the Vampire — a mulleted, toolbox-sleeping daywalker with more attitude than self-preservation.

Reggie’s got a problem of his own: something big, fast, and mean has been tearing through the woods under the full moon.

Now the trio find themselves hunting a creature that doesn’t play by regular werewolf rules — and Chandler’s the only one who forgot to pack silver.

Meanwhile, Sheriff Cooke starts asking the questions, and Dog Boy Dan keeps his late-night audience up to speed on a town that’s about to get real hairy.

The Blood & Moone Files continues — a supernatural Appalachian audio drama of monsters, moonlight, and the kind of bad decisions that make for great stories.

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Chandler reunites with his missing friend John, only to discover the demon isn’t gone — and the trailer park’s got a vampire with a mullet problem.

After waking from a nightmare that may not have been a dream, Chandler Blood is shocked to find his long-missing friend John Moone back in his kitchen — alive, but not exactly the same.

John’s got answers Chandler doesn’t want to hear: the strange bottle wasn’t just bad booze, and the demon is still whispering through Chandler’s TV. As John explains his work with the secretive EIBEN Corp, the pair follow a trail that leads to the Rambling Acres Trailer Park, home to something far stranger than either of them expected — a redneck vampire with a mullet, jorts, and a mean streak.

Meanwhile, Dog Boy Dan returns to the airwaves to remind listeners that in town, even daylight doesn’t mean you’re safe.

The Blood & Moone Files continues — a supernatural Appalachian audio drama of monsters, misfits, and friendship forged in the dark.

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A mysterious package. A demon’s whisper. A missing friend returns from the dark. The Blood & Moone Files begins here.

When small-town constable Chandler Blood stumbles home after another day of humiliation under Sheriff Cooke and Deputy Jennings, he finds a mysterious wooden box left at his door — no return label, no explanation, and one very bad decision waiting inside.

A few drinks later, Chandler is dragged into a nightmare that blurs the line between dream and possession, coming face-to-face with a demon… and the haunting return of his long-missing friend, John Moone.

All the while, Dog Boy Dan spins the story across the midnight airwaves, keeping listeners company in a town where the weird doesn’t knock — it breaks down the door.

The Blood & Moone Files begins here — an Appalachian supernatural audio drama about monsters, friendship, and the trouble that starts when you finally open the wrong box.

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The Blood & Moone Files – Season 1 Trailer

Monsters. Magic. Small-town weird.

In the Appalachian Mountains, constable Chandler Blood never asked for a demon in his head — or the visions that came with it. When his long-missing best friend, John Moone, returns as a corporate monster hunter, the two are pulled into a world of toolbox vampires, fire demons, eccentric wizards, and a sheriff with dangerous secrets.

Narrated by local legend Dog Boy Dan, this trailer gives you a taste of The Blood & Moone Files — a supernatural mystery audio drama blending eerie folklore, dark humor, and a slow-burn conspiracy that could crack the Smokies wide open.

🎧 Season 1 premieres October 2025.

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