The Sandstorm (Part A)
episode of the Welcome to Night Vale podcast
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The Sandstorm (Part A)
Summary
The Sandstorm (Part A) is a podcast episode[1].
Key Facts
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s instance of is recorded as podcast episode[2].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s screenwriter is recorded as Joseph Fink[3].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s screenwriter is recorded as Jeffrey Cranor[4].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s composer is recorded as Jon Bernstein[5].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s genre is recorded as surrealist fiction[6].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s genre is recorded as paranormal horror[7].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s genre is recorded as news satire[8].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s genre is recorded as magic realist fiction[9].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s genre is recorded as LGBT podcast[10].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s genre is recorded as comedy podcast[11].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s genre is recorded as comedy drama[12].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s genre is recorded as fiction podcast[13].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s part of the series is recorded as Welcome to Night Vale[14].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s production company is recorded as Night Vale Presents[15].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s copyright license is recorded as proprietary license[16].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s language of work or name is recorded as English[17].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s distribution format is recorded as audio podcast[18].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s country of origin is recorded as United States[19].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s characters is recorded as Cecil Palmer[20].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s voice actor is recorded as Cecil Baldwin[21].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s narrative location is recorded as Night Vale[22].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s narrative location is recorded as Southwestern United States[23].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s theme music is recorded as The Ballad of Fiedler and Mundt[24].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s theme music is recorded as The Ballad of Magnus and Axel[25].
- The Sandstorm (Part A)'s theme music is recorded as The Ballad of Magnus and Axel[26].