Episode 04: “The Smelting Pot” - Remainder

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The people of Harrisburg are not fond of outsiders, not fond of the United Territories, and especially not fond of anyone who threatens their train. Meanwhile, Gina and her pack are one step closer to claiming the canister for themselves… To learn more about the world of Remainder, and for a full list of credits including music and sound effects, go to https://remainderpod.com.

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The people of Harrisburg are not fond of outsiders, not fond of the United Territories, and especially not fond of anyone who threatens their train. Meanwhile, Gina and her pack are one step closer to claiming the canister for themselves… To learn...

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