The White Vault | Season 5 | Ep. 5 | History

The Documentarian explores the Swedish site firsthand, while the team arrives at Outpost Fristed.
Written by K. A. Statz
Produced with Sound Design, Editing, and Directed by Travis Vengroff
Swedish Unit: Directed and Produced, with Casting Direction and Field Recordings by Karin Heimdahl
Executive Producer Dennis Greenhill
Edited, with Sound Design, Mixing & Mastering by Dayn Leonardson
Script Editing by W. K. Statz
Translations in Spanish by Daniela Medrano, Serbian by Tanja Milojevic, Swedish by Karin Heimdahl, Mandarin by Sophie Yang, Russian by Erebusodora
Cast:
Documentarian - Hem Cleveland
Graham Casner - Peter Lewis
Dragana Vuković - Tanja Milojavic
Dr. Josefa Guerrero - Carla García
Mor - Karin Heimdahl
Vidar Henriksson - Albin Weidenbladh
Nils-Henrik - Roland Olsen
Dr. Rosa De La Torre - Lani Manila
Walter Heath - David Ault
Dr. Karina Schumacher-Weiß - Kessi Riliniki
“Beneath the Ice" (S5 Main Theme) - Written and Performed by Brandon Boone, arranged by Travis Vengroff, with performances, additions, and choir arrangement by Steven Melin, orchestration by Christopher Siu & Catherine Nguyen, Performed by the Budapest Scoring Choir, Budapest Strings Recorded by Musiversal, mixed by Brandon Strader.
"Inheritance" - Written and Performed by Brandon Boone
Cover Art by Kessi Riliniki
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[@Hyperventilate]

"You can tell Graham...." Don't you dare.

[@Northside-um1ry]

Im late to this series, but wow! I'm so impressed by the unique story and the unique way this story is being told. It is so refreshing to see/hear something new with all the copy and paste that seems to plague the movie industry and KZbin. So nicely done Fool and Scholar! I drive Uber in Madison Wisconsin and often get people who ask me what I listen to? This is hands down my number 1 recommendation since being directed here from scary interesting. Love this story and I cannot wait to listen to the rest of this series and your other series. I also have to say that it is very lucky for me to be able to binge this all at once, I would bave been devastated if I had to wait months for the following season; though it would have been undoubtedly worth the wait!

[@FoolScholarProductions]

Thank you so much for your super nice comment! We're glad we can keep you entertained while you work! And once you run out of content on the KZbin page, there's more already out on our Podcast feeds!

[@timothywozniak7120]

I can’t believe my favorite episode of the whole series has under 1k views. Y’all are so incredibly underrated!!!

[@hannawest2585]

14 families? Magnus Archive vibes?

[@RealElongatedMuskrat]

fika is one of the only Swedish words that I know, it's the only thing I can pick out 😂 Bloody hell gang I've marathoned this series in chunks over the course of a few weeks, and I have to say I just adore this story telling. There are some elements that remind me of the series Fortitude (I have relatives that worked on that show so it felt oddly cosy and comforting to think of some of the parallels). I'm a sucker for psychological thriller / horror mixing with, gosh I don't know how you'd describe it, supernatural archaeology??? 😂 It's a difficult balance to strike, to craft something of fantasy that maintains enough believability to keep the hairs on the back of your neck standing up. When I finished season 2 I couldn't sleep, it was 3am and stormy here in Scotland. I sat listening to the wind, wide awake with adrenaline. Fantastic work, friends. This would make an incredible series on a streaming service like HBO or Netflix but I would also worry about how a big production company would seek to change things, or take control away from you. I could see each episode play out so clearly in my head - with a big budget behind you guys you'd be a damn menace to the competition.

[@FoolScholarProductions]

This is a super kind and complimentary comment, so thank you! We're glad we could scare you and keep you up at night. :D We sometimes call it 'Intellectual Archaeological Horror', as audio lends itself less to the more gory horror stories.

[@alinaserafimova3368]

Finally some answers! And man, the plot thickens. Graham is going to die, isn't he? :(

[@charliekezza]

If it's passed down from first daughter to first daughter why'd she give up her first daughter just to pass it down to the second daughter???

[@Catnip_Noob]

Maybe the mother couldn't do that to her father. We know that she still has feelings for him, maybe she couldn't take his baby away.

[@charliekezza]

@@Catnip_Noob I was thinking it might have something to do with the second daughters father maybe? Maybe he was from another family connected to the sites? Idk maybe it's just a plot hole (the only one)

[@FoolScholarProductions]

Heads up! It's not passed down from First Daughter to First Daughter, it's a trait passed down to all children of a mother within the family line. So, if she has two daughters and a son, all have the trait. All those daughters' children would also have it, but not the children of the son.