Episode 4: From the House That Listens For Trains

Episode 6: By the River's Edge

An elderly woman spends her days by the window of a nursing home, watching the parking lot for a visitor that never seems to arrive. Beyond it, a river moves steadily on, cold, constant, and unchanged. As the days pass, she begins to find herself drawn more to what lies beyond the glass than to what remains inside.

Episode 5: On the Platform at Clarke & Lake

On opposite-bound trains in Chicago, a man and a woman fall into the habit of noticing each other through the frost dusted windows night after night, just long enough to feel it. Nothing is said, nothing asked for, but something begins to take shape in the space between the passing cars. Then one night, she isn’t there. The train keeps moving. So does everything else.

Episode 4: From the House That Listens For Trains

With the mines quiet and work gone scarce, a coal miner heads into the mountains in search of ginseng, something to carry them through. At night, the sound of coal trains returns, low and steady in the distance, stirring thoughts he’s tried to keep in check. His wife hears it too, and knows better than to trust what it might promise.

Episode 3: Between the Vacancy Sign and the Interstate

A teenage girl drifts into a truck stop diner late one night, carrying more than she lets on. The man behind the counter has seen enough to recognize the look, though he can’t quite name it and wouldn’t know what to do if he could. As the hours pass, he watches, caught between instinct and distance, unsure where the line is…or what happens if he crosses it.

Episode 2: In the Shadows of the Porchlight

An aging man, unsteady in both step and memory, wanders into a neighborhood yard sale on an ordinary afternoon. The items feel familiar in ways he can’t quite place, objects that seem to carry a past just out of reach. As he lingers, something in the arrangement begins to trouble him, though he can’t say why.