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Sep 29, 2015 17 min

Ep. 014 – Shadow People

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The social chaos in Managlitch City caused by the assassination is dying down… or is it? Plus it’s the 77th season premiere of a popular video show, the Catfolk are becoming more common in the City, and a listener wants to know why Managlitch doesn’t have a Queen? And more unsettling news crosses Glenn’s desk. • Glenn SevenFiftyFive: Michael O’Brien • Narrator: Maya Kralovna • Episode Fourteen, “Shadow People”, was written by Michael O’Brien and script-edited by Maya Kralovna. Our theme music is “Crime of the Century” by Consortium 499. The Nine Demons franchise appears courtesy of Rowan Bristol and the Burnham Society podcast, recently relaunched at www.arcsylver.com. All other content is ©2015, Glitch City Media. Visit our website at managlitch.com for more information about the City and links to our podcast archives. If you have questions about the world of Managlitch City, email them to [email protected], or leave them as comments on our website, and we may use them in a future episode. If you enjoyed this podcast, please consider leaving a positive review on iTunes! It helps a lot.

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