Dupont Investigations finale sends chase to unfinished National Cathedral

The Season 2 finale of the Washington occult-noir audio drama Dupont Investigations is streaming now, ending a 1936 hunt for a winged killer at Washington National Cathedral. The release also opens both completed seasons for binge listening as the series tops 29,000 certified downloads.

Why it matters: - Dupont Investigations wraps Season 2 with a finale that leans into Washington, D.C. history and landmarks. - The release gives listeners access to both completed seasons at once. - The series has surpassed 29,000 IAB Tech Lab-certified downloads, signaling growing audience traction.

What happened: - The Season 2 finale, Flight of the Fallen, is streaming now on podcast platforms. - Torsten Somersby and Nigel Clemmons chase the Creature across 1936 Washington while trying to rescue a victim. - The pursuit runs over the Taft Bridge and up Cathedral Avenue before ending at Washington National Cathedral. - The finale reveals the truth behind the case at the cathedral, which was still under construction in the story’s 1936 setting.

The details: - Washington National Cathedral was begun in 1907 and was not completed until 1990. - Marc Benjamin Langston stars as Torsten. - Jacob Lowman plays Nigel. - Hilary Morrow plays JoJo Holloway. - Bru Aju plays Andrew Bell. - Eric Messner plays real-life brewmaster Christian Heurich. - Connor Bushoven plays the Creature. - Season 1, The Scourge from Carthage, includes six episodes. - All six episodes of Season 2 are now streaming. - Flight of the Fallen was produced under the SAG-AFTRA Micro-Monetized Podcast Agreement with support from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities. - Marc Benjamin Langston and Bryce Bowyn are the Washington, DC-based co-creators and showrunners. - Langston is a long-form writer and attorney. - Bowyn is an electropop musician and advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and mental health. - Both creators are DC Arts and Humanities Fellows.

Between the lines: - The National Cathedral setting gives the finale a distinctly Washington identity and a visual scale that matches the show’s occult-noir tone. - The production’s certified-download milestone suggests the audience is still expanding as the series reaches its full-season library. - The show is also using local history and real locations as part of its core appeal, not just as backdrop.

What's next: - Listeners can now binge both seasons in full. - The show is promoting additional materials, including a hand-annotated visual case file and an online press kit at the full press kit. - Fans can follow Nocturne Hall on Instagram for behind-the-scenes updates.

The bottom line: - Dupont Investigations ends its second season with a landmark Washington finale and enters binge mode with two complete seasons available now.