AM - Never leaving the tavern

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No, that's no runtime error. It's a shorter one for you today, one that I hope you are not... adverse to. It speaks on adversity in gaming, the business world, and social media presence. What are your thoughts on this topic? I'd love to hear them! Aqualith AM is a podcast of lo-fi, speculative theorycrafting on play, design, and business of the emerging, yet still peculiar hobby of tabletop roleplaying. Hosted by Ryan Heck of Aqualith Media. Plunge further in at aqualith.media. Aqualith AM is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. You support this podcast by returning value for value at ko-fi.com/aqualith or through the various options provided at aqualith.media. It's not required, but always appreciated and allows me to continue producing valuable content. Steady tides be with you! Ryan Heck Designer, Consultant, Publisher Aqualith Media

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