Subscriber transmissions
The Deep Files carry the lore, behind-the-scenes notes, strange scraps, and signal-only worldbuilding that spill out past the public feed.
Not every story fits cleanly in an episode. Some things have to be dug up, boxed up, and sent through the signal.
What subscribers get
Think of the Deep Files as the signal after the episode ends: extra context, inspiration, production thoughts, companion notes, and material for the people who want more Blood & Moone than fits in the public feed.
Inside the signal
Preview transmissions
These transmissions open the file a crack: lore, strange atmosphere, and the kind of details that keep Lenor County humming after the episode ends.
LoreA spoiler-safe look at Dog-Boy Dan, haunted-radio framing, and what the Files really mean.
WorldbuildingA spoiler-safe look at the garage as the home base and grounding wire of The Blood & Moone Files.
CharactersHow the main characters of The Blood & Moone Files came together without making the monsters feel distant.
InspirationA spoiler-safe look at the genre DNA behind The Blood & Moone Files.
OriginA public-safe origin story for the Appalachian supernatural comedy-horror audio drama.
Season 2 TeaserA storm is coming to Lenor County, and it has a corporate logo.
Behind the SignalDog-Boy Dan is the voice in the signal: warm, spooky, funny, knowing, and never fully explained.
Character SpotlightThe heart of the show is two longtime best friends: one mechanic with an unwanted demon problem, and one returned field operative with too many secrets.
Beginner's GuideA spoiler-safe introduction to the county where garage grease, old magic, diner gossip, and monster trouble all share the same roads.
The Deep Files hold the behind-the-scenes pieces too: influences, tonal DNA, weird research trails, and the details that shaped Lenor County before they ever reached the public feed.