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We are a divided country. We gain nothing from hatred and cruelty. We can disagree intelligently, rationally, and respectfully, in hopes of finding answers to our shared problems.
This is my Idealism realized completely for the first time. It's a Thanksgiving story, but it's also about the world as I would like to see it. It's a prequel to "Only Through Fire," which was a dark and horrifying example of the dangers of lies and ignorance. "A Bigger Table" is a look at a world that is shaped by love and abundance. It's a little girl's quest to bring everyone together. It's the recognition of the fact that there is no Them; we are all Us.
Spend 80 minutes in a world away from the Black Friday nonsense, tucked away in the woods more than 300 years ago. You'll find Joy here.
The last 3 episodes have been dark. For "Dimming The Light," I was in the hospital. For "The Problem of Anger," I was explaining to my California landlord why yelling at me wasn't helpful. "Unlocking The Gate" told the story of the horrible situation that WAS California.
If you already heard this on Patreon, you might want to play this version, simply for the improved sound quality, the additional sound effects, and the improved voicing. I had an exceptional sound engineer, Jenner Zeno, take a run at this, and his work is brilliant.
This is as much of the California Story as I will ever tell. Sunday was my birthday, and my present to myself was to get this finished, and out of me, so that I never have to think of it again.
This is the last thing I wrote in California. It was written to my, for lack of a better term, landlord (although there was never a lease), although it's not addressed to him. I was thinking of how little good it did him to yell at me so frequently. If you ask him, he will tell you he never yelled at me until the last night when 3 movers and a friend of mine witnessed it.
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This is the classic campfire story told in a way that will almost certainly make you scream. Enjoy Shocktober.
Can a Cat drive a man to cold-blooded murder? Find out in this Edgar Allan Poe classic.
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This may, or may not, be a true story. It is, however, undoubtedly frightening.
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This is a completely reimagined version of our classic theater piece from last Shocktober. There could be no better way to open this year's celebration.
Why were we taught to fear witches instead of the people who burned women alive?
This is not for the faint of heart.
Happy Shocktober!
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