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Oct 22, 2017 20 min

Ep. 030 – Banelight

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Your patience has been rewarded, cohorts. After a delay with no open periods, Glenn SevenFiftyFive is back on the air. The war is not going well – though both sides are scoring odd victories. In addition, a new planet-wide glitch has changed the look of Managlitch City, and fighting violent tentacle monsters is only one of the problems facing our citizens. Stay out of Banelight! Resist the invaders! Keep your story straight! • Glenn SevenFiftyFive: Michael O’Brien • Narrator: Maya Kralovna • Episode Thirty, “Banelight”, was written by Michael O’Brien and script-edited by Maya Kralovna. Our theme music is “Crime of the Century” by Consortium 499. All other content is ©2015-2017, 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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