The Roaring Trainers

Rakk, Firoza, and their best boy Willem continue their quest to find the three samples of Dew of the Mountain to unpoison their mysterious Zora visitor. Firoza's many failures put the gang in a tough spot once again! Featured Music: The Heart Knows by Idan Balas Amber Glow by Ominous Light Dawn of the Long Road and The Only Way Out by Dian Shuai Nu Flute by Kevin MacLeod Conquer the Battle 4 by Fredrik Ekstrom Brown Fox Kingdom by Fiechter Brothers Young-Go by Yun Jae Young In the Mystic Woods by Spectacles Wallet and Watch Test Drive by Anthony Earls War of the Worlds by Jon Bjork Alma y Corazon by Ahmad Mousavipour            

With the mysterious Zora woman's life in their hands, Rakk and Firoza brave the mountain forests to seek the components for an antidote and meet yet another little guy. Massive thank you to our special guest Tony Ellis as Willem! You can check out Tony's audio drama Valiance & Villainy on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Music: The Heart Knows - Idan Balas Alma y Corazon - Ahmad Mousavipour Jungle Girl, Warrior Princess, and Twilight Crest Village - Fiechter Brothers Dhyan - Aashray Harishankar Little Yellow Petals - Rachel Sandy  

Rakk and Firoza have a little interpersonal conflict to handle with some bandits. Gordy is there for moral support mostly. Music: The Heart Knows - Idan Balas The War Sovereign, Sandstorm, Sandstone Cliffs -- Fiechter Brothers Dunes - RaspberryMusic Alma y Corazon - Ahmad Mousavipour

Rakk, Firoza, and Gordy leave New Hyrule for parts unknown (mostly), testing out Firoza's magic connection along the way. Featured Music: "The Heart Knows" - Idan Balas "Night Dream", "Scary Forest", and "Universal Pain" - Serge Quadrado "Glimmer - Ambient Drone Bagpipe" - SYNCMUSICTRACKS "Temple of the Manes" - Kevin MacLeod (courtesy freemusicarchive.org, CC BY) "Alma y Corazon" - Ahmad Mousavipour

And WE'RE BACK Featured Music: "An Autumn" - Biiansu "Night Elf Land" and "Bamboo Elves" - Fiechter Brothers "The Heart Knows" - Idan Balas "Alma y Corazon" - Ahmad Mousavipour