The guys wrap up Cincinnati Music Hall with an odd moment with Joseph brought on by Duke. Shelby falls into the dream world and an interesting phone call. Duke and Ashton visit an iconic, historical theater in Cincinnati, that's almost lost to time.

The guys go searching for the first nyarlathotep artifact at Cincinnati's famous Music hall. They stumble upon, not only Carl and Shawn's real Dad, but Ralph Lyford. Not sure what to do, the team comes together in unexpected ways to solve the mystery before them.

This episode contains strong language, references to drugs and alcohol, grotesque imagery, etc. Any actual names or representation of history or used for a fictitious purpose. PLEASE DO NOT GO DESECRATING HISTORICAL SITES OR GRAVES BECAUSE OF THIS PODCAST.

The group is forced to earn Kroger's trust through sharing their single, deepest, darkest secret. Shelby's shady past catches up with him, Duke and Joseph have sibling issues, and who knows what is going on with Ashton. Lines are being drawn in the sand.

DISCLAIMER: Any actual places or names used are purely for a fictitious reason. Please, anybody in Cincinnati, do not desecrate memorials or landmarks based off this show. Crude humor, language, tobacco and alcohol, and sexual innuendos are used.

Duke, Shelby, Ashton, and Joseph try to resolve George Remus' bootleg drop issues at Eden Park to gain insight into the Yellow Robed cult. There's still a body to deal with in Shelby's squad car. Duke seems on edge, and Ashton seems off.

DISCLAIMER: Any actual places used in the telling of this story, were used in a fictional way. Please do not desecrate memorials or tombs.

Content Warnings include Language, Sex, Violence, Blood and Gore, Tobacco and Alcohol use, and other Horror Elements.

This is a bonus episode; a collection of all the random history side chat from our recording sessions that has inspired the 7 Hills of Cincy story. These history clips are from Episodes 5, 6, and 7. We talk about the a little bit of everything from Cyclones logos and The Gardens, to Porkopolis and how Cincy got the name, and George Remus (King of Bootleggers). Hope you enjoy that a random history lesson from a bunch of goofs. If we got something wrong, or you want to join in on the conversation, leave a comment.

Episode warnings include; language, violence, and sexual themes.

Duke, Shelby, and Ashton meet George Remus, the King of Bootleggers at the Empress Burleske Theater. They try to gain information about the Yellow Robe Cult.

Zef faces down three succubi. Will he make it out?

Content warnings include; nudity, violence, graphic language, tobacco and alcohol use, and horror elements.

The guys are fighting to save a life against Occultist in tunnels under Cincinnati. Things take some unexpected turns, and revelations are made about the possible scope of what they're dealing with.

Zef ventures off on his own to retrieve an item that was delivered by Charles "King" Solomon's men to Cincinnati at Zef's request.

Episode contains depictions of graphic violence, language, tobacco and alcohol use, and sexual content.

Ashton wrestles with memories forced to the surface by the Water Children. The group struggles with competing personalities as they seek the truth of the Occultist.

Content Warnings: Language, Sex, Tobacco/Drug/Alcohol use, grotesque descriptions, crude humor.