The P-Files #3: The Shrunken Man

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Ryan C. addresses rumors that are circulating and attempts to quash (AND squash) some speculation before things get too out of hand. We also hear from Teri Delongpre as he reads a passage from Luke Pattersby's taut island thriller, "The Shrunken Man." Written/Directed/Edited by Ryan Sandoval Music by Erik Jourgensen Check out Erik's new podcast The Glow: https://erikjourgensen.bandcamp.com/album/the-glow-podcast Full chapters of Finding Pattersby drop the last Thursday of the month with bi-weekly P-Files in between. Supporting the show has never been easier - leave a 5-star review on Apple podcasts, share us with your friends and family or head on over to https://www.patterspod.com to sign up for our newsletter, and/or join our Patreon at patreon.com/patterspod Instagram: @patterspod Twitter: @patterpod Tumblr: @patterspod TikTok: @patterspod Email: [email protected] ...and as always, see you in the thriller pages.

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