About See You in Your Nightmares

Welcome to Lutwidge Wellness Center for Sleep Disorders — where nightmares come to life. Harper Hart has been plagued by unrelenting insomnia ever since her twin sister, Callie, was mysteriously found dead. She turns to Dr. Faith Carter and her team for an experimental treatment program using Blossom, a cutting-edge AI, but things quickly spiral out of control. There’s something evil stalking the Lutwidge’s residents in their dreams, and Harper will have to overcome her deepest fears to make it out alive.

Dive into the nightmare in this original YA scripted horror podcast by the team that brought you Lethal Lit: A Tig Torres Mystery and Daughters of DC – Einhorn’s Epic Productions and iHeartRadio.

LUTWIDGE CENTER SUBJECTS:

HARPER HART, 17, AKA SUBJECT 7V2
Subject History: New York resident; onset of PTSD symptoms upon death of twin sister Callie approx. 1 year ago. Symptoms (persisting since triggering event) include insomnia, nightmares and night terrors. Secondary symptoms following the above insomnia include auditory and visual hallucinations. Subject describes recurring nightmare of a long hallway with multiple incarnations of her deceased twin tormenting her. Recommended for Blossom V-2 therapy.

ALFIE ABILI, 16, AKA SUBJECT 5V2
Subject History: Sleep paralysis, but curiously without adjacent disorders of narcolepsy or sleep apnea present. Intruder hallucination: Subject describes paralyzing fear, an alien presence, and being frozen in place. Subject also suffers from paranoia, affecting quality of sleep. Onset of symptoms is unclear, but has appeared to worsen over time until admittance to The Lutwidge Wellness Center. Sleep disturbance episodes are now decreasing in length and severity. Recommend initial course of treatment focused on moving extremities to break paralysis.

JULIA TAKEUCHI, 17, AKA SUBJECT 6V2
Subject History: Struggles with severe and persistent insomnia. Addiction to tobacco products; upon patient admittance prescribed treatment of nicotine gum. When Subject is asleep, she describes recurring nightmares of a figure she calls “The Smiling Man” –a tormenting presence that appears to damage her psyche while awake. Subject is aggressive, combative, and resistant to treatment. Recommend Blossom V-2 treatment, indigotherapy and additional one-on-one therapy sessions.

ESME IZEL,16, AKA SUBJECT 8V2
Subject History: Subject is suffering from ongoing stress and anxiety affecting sleep; onset due to academic and family pressures. Subject describes nightmares as a quinceañera in which she is consumed by her guests. Also describes speaking in rhyme during dreams. Subject exhibits maladaptive perfectionist tendencies, including associated depression. Highly intelligent and skilled at masking her pathologies in social situations. Subject is showing some promise and improvement with Blossom V-2 technology.

CHRIS MORGAN, 16, AKA SUBJECT 9V2
Subject History: Subject is an athlete, outward signs in peak health. However, he exhibits sleep disturbances and nightmares: he describes a high school football game in which he is consumed by wolves. Recommend Blossom V-2 treatment. As this is a relatively new patient, further assessment necessary to design complete treatment regimen.

LUTWIDGE CENTER TREATMENT STAFF:

DR. FAITH CARTER: BCETS, CCH, LMSW, NCP
Dr. Faith Carter founded the Lutwidge Wellness Center for Sleep in 2019, after receiving grant funding to expand her private practice and scale the proprietary AI (“Blossom”) technology necessary for the program. By running this unique AI while patients sleep, the program transmutes a patient’s dreams through Computed Tomography and High Frequency synthesizers (EVP) in order to elevate subconscious experiences into tangible data, further advancing Dr. Carter’s expert psychiatric assessments. Essentially, the Dream Program at Lutwidge Wellness Center is a healing program like no other.

FINN WARIN
The Lutwidge Wellness Center is not only a place of healing but of learning: we are proud to introduce our Associate and doctoral candidate, Finn Warin. His own studies with sleep and its effects on the human psyche overlap with Dr. Carter’s, and his dedication and skills are a welcome addition to our team.

BLOSSOM
Dr. Faith Carter’s proprietary AI system is a promise for the future. It’s main goal is to deregulate dysfunctional behavioral systems white the subject is asleep, along with capturing and recording gamma waves through Computed Tomography and High Frequency synthesizers (EVP), translating this into tangible data. But in addition to these tasks, Blossom is an adaptive AI that learns daily tasks and routines: dispensing food, monitoring vital signs, and creates a calming atmosphere conducive to sleep. Blossom: grow with me.

CREDITS

Einhorn’s Epic Productions and iHeartRadio Present: See You In Your Nightmares

Created and Executive Produced by Heather Einhorn and Adam Staffaroni

Executive Produced by: iHeartRadio

Head Writer: Ren Dara Santiago
Writers: Lynn Bixenspan, Kayla Brooks, Morgan Pielli, and Adam Staffaroni

Directed by Jordana Williams

With Performances By:
Rachel Oremland as Harper Hart
Obi Abili as Alfie
Phil Buckman as Finn
Amber Lee Connors as Callie
Giselle Fernandez as Esme
Judy Alice Lee as Julia
Robert Leng as The Smiling Man & The Caretaker/Kai
Marwan Salama as Chris
With Stephanie Willing as Blossom
And Keri Tombazian as Dr. Faith Carter
Additional Voices: Gayle Artino, Maxwell Siegel and Shannon Perdue

Post Sound & Music by : Chapter Four
Sound Supervision and Sound Design by: Sarah Gibble-Laska
Music by: Karim Douaidy

Produced by: Aroop Sanakkayala
Development Executive: Greg Lockard
Development Writer: Genevieve Valentine
Production Manager: Gayle Artino
Production Coordinator & Script Supervisor: Laura Martin
Operations: Laura Kaufmann
Marketing & Publicity: Jesse Post
Digital Marketing: Jennifer Gennaro

Creative Direction and Design by Ryan McCann
Key Art & Promotional Art illustrated by Yejin Park

Special Thank You To The Shadow Unicorn

Einhorn’s Epic Productions and iHeartRadio Present: See You In Your Nightmares