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Remember This Night

Part 3. Adam picks up with his story a few years later, starting a relationship with a man he was familiar with from the past.

Episode 3 of the I Still Think About You podcast, hosted by Liv Rooth, Laura Heisler, Michael Benjamin Washington, James Carolan, Jeffrey Hayenga, Brian Hutchison, Donald Corren, David Christopher Wells, Summersault Studio, titled "Remember This Night" was published on November 17, 2021 and runs 40 minutes.

November 17, 2021 ·40m · I Still Think About You

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Part 3. Adam picks up with his story a few years later, starting a relationship with a man he was familiar with from the past.

A former coworker begins to reveal some details about Caroline. With his therapist, Adam recounts his coming into his own in New York, and meeting a familiar stranger at a friend's party.  Adam travels to Portland with his new boyfriend and has a strange run in with an old friend leaving him unsettled, anxious, and with the feeling something isn't right.

Created/Produced/Directed by Brian Hutchison

Sound Design/Composer- James Carolan, Summersault Studio

Featuring  Brian Hutchison as Adam, David Christopher Wells as Dylan, Jeffrey Hayenga as Therapist,  Laura Heisler as Christina, Donald Corren as Tom, Michael Benjamin Washington as Luther

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