Emory wakes up in his new apartment, alone with time to wonder. Renton prays for peace and opens up about his past. Ella Alice starts coming around. Carolyn and Emory find each other amid highway traffic.

This episode of the Discontents audiobook podcast covers Chapters 12 and 13 of Part 2 of Discontents The Disappearance of a Young Radical.

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======= Credits: 

Music by Tyops: Emotional Piano, Mini Emotional Ambient, and electronic smooth increasing. Carolyn's theme is Tyops - smooth emotional sample (note: tempo was slowed slightly); Renton confession music is ispeakwaves - Calm Beautiful Piano Loop and ispeakwaves - piano loop #1 and piano loop #2. Other music: HermanSchmidt - 2 5 8 3 - Composition 2; Deleted-User-4338788 - wonder-wander; Pogmothoin - marimba descending.  Giveaway promo music: Tyops - cinematic story. Sound effects: aerosol can shake open spray by CapsLok. Protest sound effects are klangfabric - protest drummers toronto and MrProfDrDickweed - 5.1 Protest; Highway above the park was etienne.leplumey - HIGHWAY TRAFFIC passby of cars, trucks and motorbike - 20 meters. All of this music and sound effects are from freesound.org. Additional music by our good friend Paul Brodie: My Song 7 was used in the disclaimer section of the episode.  Forward Music by Esistnichtsoernst.

 Reading by Kay and Walt. Editing and sound design by James Wallace Birch. A Caz & Walt Production.

Emory finds out what he must give up to move ahead and a night of debauchery and a slice of pizza puts his two selves in touch with Carolyn in different ways.

This episode of the Discontents audiobook podcast takes us into Part 2 of Discontents The Disappearance of a Young Radical, covering Chapters 10 and 11.

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======= Credits: 

Music by Tyops: Emotional Piano is the intro music, Mini Emotional Ambient is the post-intro transition music and music used in the credits. Forward Music by Esistnichtsoernst. Carolyn's theme is Tyops - smooth emotional sample (note: tempo was slowed slightly). Emory's Apartment theme is Erokia - Piano Ambiance 6 along with ispeakwaves - mystery. Mezzanie scene music is Tyops - Dramatic Urban Beat (the pitch was changed in some cases) and TimeLift (Rhodes Pian). Giveaway promo music: Tyops - cinematic story. The Mezzanine crowd noise is Szalonegacie - talking people 4. Fletcher's condo theme is Hakren - Jazzy Ambient Piano (Mansion). All of this music and sound effects are from freesound.org. Additional music by our good friend Paul Brodie: My Song 7 was used in the disclaimer section of the episode.   

Sound effects: aerosol can shake open spray by CapsLok.  Reading by Kay, and Walt. Editing and sound design by James Wallace Birch A Caz & Walt Production.

Emory goes to a condo in Georgetown where he has a meeting with a stranger who wants to be his friend.

This episode of the Discontents audiobook podcast covers the Foreword and Chapters 8 through 9 of Part 1 of Discontents The Disappearance of a Young Radical.

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Chapters 8-9.

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Emory meets a strange and mysterious man one night and tumbles through a few attempts at settling into his new surroundings. 

This episode of the Discontents audiobook podcast covers Chapters 4 through 7 of Part 1 of Discontents The Disappearance of a Young Radical. 

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======= Credits:  

Music by Tyops: Emotional Piano, Mini Emotional Ambient, and electronic smooth increasing. Rooftop music is Tyops - cinematic story intro; Carolyn's theme is Tyops - smooth emotional sample (note: tempo was slowed slightly); Tyops - Suspense Synth Pulse. Giveaway promo music: Tyops - cinematic story. All of this music and sound effects are from freesound.org. Additional music by our good friend Paul Brodie: My Song 7 was used in the disclaimer section of the episode.  Forward Music by Esistnichtsoernst.  Sound effects: aerosol can shake open spray by CapsLok.  CapsLok also did the game carrying equipment sound; DC Metro recording was " rbh DC Metro indoor 01" by RHumphries. Reading by Paul Brodie, Kay, and Walt. Editing and sound design by James Wallace Birch A Caz & Walt Production.

James finds a dusty letter under his door from an estranged friend. Emory arrives in Washington DC with the clothes on his back and a rucksack after years backpacking in Europe. He's in need of a job and a place to crash. He finds a job and meets a girl, but a co-worker has it in for him. What's more, he finds he's built a reputation for himself.

This episode of the Discontents audiobook podcast covers the Foreword and Chapters 1 through 3 of Part 1 of Discontents The Disappearance of a Young Radical.

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Since you read this far, here's a fun fact: You can see the original letter Emory sent James in the back of the paperback or Kindle versions of Discontents: The Disappearance of a Young Radical.