Episode Eighty: Rooftops

from Dream Girl City Hosted by NJ Schulze

Coming to you live from the rooftops of Pensive Plays to give you all the updates on life in Old Town. Poems: Summer Nights and Changing Tides, The Songbird by NJ Schulze Contact us with poems and other stories at: [email protected] Our socials: Discord: discord.gg/w2DgPJux Instagram: @dream_girl_city_official Facebook: Dream Girl City (podcast) Tumblr: www.tumblr.com/dream-girl-city-official Music: It was me! Hahahaha

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