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Oct 11, 2016 17 min

Ep. 023 – Unexpected Choices

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—– Recorded Live at Intervention 7 —– Glenn SevenFiftyFive is AWOL. But the Underground has unearthed a totally-not-bootleg recording of one of the Lost Episodes of space opera “Captain Shadow”, and presents the episode to their listeners for the first time in decades! And, uh… let us know if you hear from Glenn, okay? • Slippery Adam: Chris Griffith • Narrator, and Princess Swiftstorm: Maya Kralovna • First Office Arveen: Barb Fischer • Billie: Kara Dennison • Captain Shadow (1): Mako Allen • Signals: Chris Impink • Pilot Gerridan: Eric Thomas • Medic Brena: Michael Kuehl • Kragtor: Mark Mandolia • Captain Shadow (2): Onezumi Hartstein • Show Announcer: Michael O’Brien • Episode Twenty-Three, “Unexpected Choices”, was written by Michael O’Brien and the script edited by Maya Kralovna. Our theme music is “Crime of the Century”, and Captain Shadow’s theme music is “Redemption”, both by Consortium 499. All other content is ©2015-2016, 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.

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