A New Friend

Part 2. Adam continues with his therapist, recalls meeting Dylan, a new friend during his early years in New York City.

Episode 2 of the I Still Think About You podcast, hosted by Jeffrey Hayenga, James Carolan, Donald Corren, David Christopher Wells, Brian Hutchison, titled "A New Friend" was published on November 17, 2021 and runs 36 minutes.

November 17, 2021 ·36m · I Still Think About You

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Summary

Part 2. Adam continues with his therapist, recalls meeting Dylan, a new friend during his early years in New York City.

Episode Description

Adam becomes more comfortable discussing his past, and another job, during which he meets the enigmatic Dylan Lodge, who quickly takes Adam under his wing. Dylan gives Adam a book; the mystery within will prove to be important to Adam. Though they become fast friends, Adam also recalls some unsettling moments regarding Dylan, which set up their relationship going forward. Adam makes a big change, content with leaving his past behind.

Featuring: Brian Hutchison as Adam, David Christopher Wells as Dylan, Jeffrey Hayenga as The Therapist, Donald Corren as Tom

Created/Produced/Directed By Brian Hutchison

Sound Design/Composer- James Carolan, Summersault Studio

Original Music- Chris Hutchison

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