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Peter Holmstrom.

And I'm Daniel Noah.

And this is The Young Indie Chronicles.

There's only one rule in China.

Stay alive.

welcome back to the young indie chroniclers podcast devoted to the mysteries and the history of the lost golden age of george lucas and lucasfilm i'm your host peter holmstrom and joining me on this adventure of a lifetime is mr daniel noah i'm singing the blues peter Yeah, indeed.

On today's show, we're really thrilled to have with us actress, singer, and for young indie fans, best known for playing the role of Goldie in Mystery of the Blues and Scandal of 1920.

Maria Howell is joining us here today.

Peter Holmstrom.

And I'm Daniel Noah.

And this is The Young Indie Chronicles.

There's only one rule in China.

Stay alive.

Welcome back to the Young Indie Chronicles, the one and only podcast devoted to Young Indiana Jones franchise and the extended Lucasfilm era history of the early 1990s.

I'm your host, Peter Holmstrom, and joining me on this adventure of a lifetime is Mr. Daniel Noah.

We're talking Young Indie today.

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... uh, Spectre Vision's director, Daniel Noah, his video.

I'll post them on our social media tonight-

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And then, uh, SpectreVision is gonna be doing a live podcast recording about Bigfoot.

Daniel Noah, uh-

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... who is one of the co-founders of SpectreVision Radio with Elijah Wood is coming up here, and we're gonna be interviewing a bunch of Bigfoot hunters, researchers, documentarians, academics, kind of talking about mythology and the metaphor of Bigfoot and the reality.

Tales Team by Jeff Grace.

Special thanks to Kathleen Van Dyke, Stella Resnick, Brian Lavelle, Nicholas McCarty, Daniel Noah and Jackson Stewart.

Absolutely no AI was used in the making of this episode or any episode of Tales from Beyond the Pale.

Copyright Tales from Beyond the Pale, 2026.

And, much like our first film, this also hails from a groundbreaking independent production company, this time Spectavision, based in the US.

Spectavision, originally called The Woodshed, was founded in 2010 by actor Elijah Wood, director-producer Josh Waller, and writer-director Daniel Noah.

The three originally met working on an independent comedy called I'm From the Future, written by Noah, with Wood lined up to star.

Although the project failed to materialise, the three bonded over their admiration for films like Let the Right One In, The Orphanage and Martyrs, and their connection empowered Wood to propose an idea that had long been gestating.

Following Mandy, Spectrevision continued on their mission to release unconventional and challenging cinema, including podcast favourite Daniel Isn't Real in 2019, The Colour Out of Space again in 2019, Welcome Space Brothers in 2023, and folk horror Rabbit Trap in 2025.

Over recent years, the company has branched out into different genres and new directions, including comic books, publishing and podcasts.

As explained by co-founder Daniel Noah in a 2025 interview, quote, We started as a horror company.

I think now we've grown into something much, much more, which is genre agnostic and medium agnostic as well.