Season One :

My name is C. S. W., and I am a horror podcaster. I am creator, writer, director, voice actor, and sound designer of the horror podcasts HEMOPHOBIA, as well as Incarnation Read. I have also done writing and VA work for such podcasts as Mabel, Knifepoint Horror, Mayfair Watchers Society, and Someone Dies in This Elevator.

Mason Amadeus is a recovering broadcast engineer and multi-disciplinary creative professional.  While working full-time as a sound designer, actor, writer, and 3D artist; he still manages to cultivate his debilitating anxiety.  He is 1/3 of the team behind PodCube™,  a surrealist audio cartoon.  He is also the co-creator of Digital Folklore, a nonfiction documentary podcast which takes place inside of an immersive fictional story.

Brooke is a voice actor, podcast producer, audio editor, and part-time baker in Kentucky, where she lives. She is 1/3 of the production company behind the podcast Thirteen, a slow-burn, spooky anthology released once a month on, you guessed it, the 13th. She was the voice of Esther Snow in the company's other production, Olive Hill. When she's not acting, you can find her trimming audio, writing or dabbling in sound design. Despite being afraid of ghosts, things that go bump in the night, and literally--the dark, Brooke has wanted to be a scream queen since she was six years old. She's spent the last 3 years working almost exclusively in horror, and this story stands out as one of her favorite performances. She is so grateful to have worked on this project, and to have been trusted with Molly's story, Camp Havenside will be with her always. 

Onnika Hanson majored in Acting at Oklahoma City University. Since then, she has focused on her singing career and is currently a singer in Mountain Reverb, a band based in Longmont, Colorado. Onnika has been featured as a voice actor in Incarnation Read by C. S. W. and hopes to be doing more audio drama work soon. Onnika would like to thank her husband C. S. W., for giving her the opportunity to be a part of such an amazing project.

Brad Colbroock is a sound designer and audio engineer for fiction podcasts. You can hear his work at bradcolbroock.com

Kayla Temshiv is an actor and writer based out of Dallas, Texas who is absolutely PSYCHED to be joining the cast of Hemophobia. They are a proud alumni of University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory of Music's BFA Acting program, where they realized their passion for voice acting. You may have heard them screaming, crying, or causing mayhem on Thirteen Podcast, SCP Archives, Mayfair Watchers Society, or Skin Crawl. When not working on something spooky, you can find Kayla on Magic Isn't Real, a TTRPG/D&D actual play podcast that's full of laughs, drama, and even more mayhem. Check out KaylaTemshiv.com for more information or to get in touch.

James is the writer/creator/director of the psychedelic noir audio drama podcast What's The Frequency? As a voice actor he has voiced Michael Tate on the audiodrama podcast Greater Boston, Robert Montague on Tides, Scott Sweet on 1994 and Sascha Casana on Pilgrimage Saga guest appearances on ars Paradoxica, The Strange Case of Starship Iris, Alba Salix, Lake Clarity, Big Data, Jim Robbie and the Wanderers, Oakpodcast, The Haven Chronicles, and Radiation World. He has also directed season 1 and 2 of The Land Whale Murders.

Jordan Reed is a Podcaster, Earth Human, and has been voted "Ohio's most Mediocre Corn Whisperer" of the '22 - '23 Agricultural Season. Jordan has been podcasting since 2017 with his wife, Lindsey. Together, they host the show 'Spooky Spouses', a show about paranormal click bait, the strange and unusual, and answer listener-submitted voicemails. Jordan is also one of the creators of the show 'PodCube', an absurdist audiodrama presented in short, 3 to 5 minutes sketches. When not podcasting, Jordan can be found living in the middle of the woods with his beautiful wife and their dog, Molly. And in real life, Jordan is a Music Professor at a college in Appalachia. If you see Jordan in public, he'll talk your ear off about coffee, food, his daily vitamin/supplement intake, and/or the importance of a thorough saxophone warm-up routine.

Ian is a writer, actor, producer and podcast enthusiast based in Kentucky. Writer and Co-creator of Thirteen and Olive Hill and 1/3 of the Imaginary Comma production company.

Graham is a New York based actor working in film, television, and theater, most recently appearing in the Broadway production of Steve Martin’s, “Meteor Shower”. He’s an award-winning audiobook narrator who can also been heard on the scripted audio dramas The Silt Verses, The NoSleep Podcast, Campfire Radio Theater, The Hotel and The Wicked Library.

While in high school, Graham was briefly suspended from performing the morning announcements because of “inappropriate sounds”.

Tal is a voice actor, sound designer, and fiction podcast producer. They're the creator of Re: Dracula, Sidequesting, What Will Be Here?, and several other productions that can be found hiding under rugs and around corners. Find more of their work at talminear.com.

Hello! My name is Tucker. I’m currently working as a voice actor and world builder for the Podcast “PodCube”! I enjoy making music, writing, drawing, world building, and pretty much anything that involves creating.

Caroline Mincks (they/them) is a voice actor, writer, director, and editor based out of central Virginia. They are known for their hand in creating Seen and Not Heard, Silly Old Bear, {Queer} Pride and Prejudice, and Hubris: A 24-Hour Podcast Project, among others. They can also be heard in many other projects, including This Planet Needs a Name (Zahava), Zombies, Run! (Natalie, "Season of the Hunter"), Forgive Me! (Emily), Human Error (Jace), and Desperado (Zylla). Check out carolinemincks.carrd.co for more!

Haberlin Roberts is a baker by day and theater artist by night. She has primarily focused on the physical aspects of theater in her work, namely costuming and stage management but is thrilled to have the chance to explore another dimension in this purely auditory format of storytelling. When she isn’t working on a particular project Haberlin enjoys sewing and tinkering with foam smithing accompanied by her two cats, Sabriel and Toby. Her previous audio credits include voices for various stories for the podcasts, Thirteen and Olive Hill. In spite of her general fear of all things spooky in real life, she has thoroughly enjoyed and is so grateful for the opportunity to be a part of such an incredible and bone chilling story.

Atticus White (they/them) is a queer artist and activist that resides in Lexington, KY. They dabble in many different art forms, but their preferred tools are writing and theatre. Some of their directing projects include The Beat Goes On (Studio Players), Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche, and 1-900-DESPERATE (University of Kentucky). They enjoy writing fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, and plays. Atticus loves exploring the complexities of gender and caricatures in their work. In their free time, Atticus can be found in their house playing something on their Nintendo Switch, snuggling their cats Finn and Suki, or cooking a new recipe.

Noelle Woolery is an artist, singer, business-owner, and a part-time voice actor living in Lexington, KY. She made her voice acting debut on the podcast Thirteen and has returned many times to voice supporting characters on the show. She celebrates her birthday and Halloween at the same time, so you could say that her love for all things spooky is something she was born with! Out of all of her friends, many of whom work in the horror industry, she is the least afraid of the dark and always willing to provoke a ghost or fight the things that go bump in the night, but not before looking for them, of course! When she's not singing in a choir or voicing your textbook bad girl archetype, Noelle spends her time gaming, cosplaying, and making slime!  Noelle is grateful for any opportunity to appear in a podcast and absolutely thrilled to have been a part of the ensemble featured in Hemophobia.