Lorena learns that perhaps they've never told August they love her, while Esmond tries to assuage the repercussions of his recent behaviors in therapy. But will it be enough to calm down what will happen at brunch?
This episode was directed and written by Blake McMillan, and executive produced by Katherine Lopez.
The voice of August Heiland was Alondra Meléndez-Reyes. The voice of Esmond Heiland was Brayden Bergum. The voice of Toni was Hunter Vasey. The voice of Lorena Skyler was Rachel Hardy. The voice of Gerald was Jackson Bradshaw. The voice of Effie Vianne was Maura Lefevre. The voice of Midge Skyler was Julia Renkly. The voice of Rick Randall was Michael Chenette. The voice of Armanata Nicolosa was Denise Johnson. Additional voices provided by Priscilla Welch and Michael Yont.
The music for this episode was produced by Elliot Cormier, with theme music by Adam McFee.
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Creators and Guests
Alondra Meléndez Reyes
August Heiland
Brayden Bergum
Esmond Heiland
Denise Johnson
Armanata Nicolosa
Julia Renkly
Midge Skyler
Maura Lefevre
Effie Vianne
Michael Chenette
Rick Randall
Rachel Hardy
Lorena Skyler
What is Cassette Tapes From August?
August Heiland's hometown is not what it seems.
In this queer sci-fi audio drama, a girl in 1986 Rhode Island gets a cassette recorder for her 17th birthday, where she logs her daily life, beachside happenings, and conversations with her best friend Toni. But when the cute new girl at school, Lorena, asks her out on a date, August slowly starts to learn that Willowdale isn't what she thinks. Fans of stories like Gravity Falls and San Junipero, this one's for you.
These are cassette tapes from August. As in, the month of August, and August from Willowdale. Season one and Vol. II now streaming.
Welcome to Willowdale.