The River Knows
The River Knows Podcast
The River Knows is a five-episode cinematic audio drama set along the Upper Ottawa Valley. History, folklore, and the liminal edges of early adolescence come alive in 1975, where the River keeps its secrets… and its boys. theriverknows.substack.com
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Mar 16, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 3 - Grivens' Mistake, Part 2 16.03.2026 18:32
The storm finally breaks over the Upper Ottawa Valley. Boys race the wind across a pasture, soldiers reshape the riverbanks with explosives, and engineers make careful adjustments inside a nuclear reactor. By the time the sky clears and the farmyard fills with trucks and voices, one small mistake will quietly change hands. Grivens’ Mistake moves through time and place — fields, reactors, bases, an...
Episode 2 - Grivens' Mistake, Part 1 25.02.2026 15:13
On a summer day in the Upper Ottawa Valley, boys wander a farm with nowhere to be and nothing waiting — but a storm is gathering. Elsewhere, engineers ride a company bus toward a nuclear reactor, soldiers train along the riverbanks, and there is good-looking trouble downtown. This is a story about the cost of calling things normal. And the River remembers. Grivens’ Mistake, Part 1, moves through t...
Episode 1 - When the Boys Awoke 26.11.2025 14:51
In this debut chapter of The River Knows , a five-part cinematic audio drama, the River recalls a cold March morning in 1975, when two brothers wake near Hennessy’s Creek—unaware that the land beneath them carries centuries of memory. Rooted in Algonquin homelands, Valley folklore, and the liminal edges of early adolescence, this opening episode sets the mythic and historical stage for the journey...
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