CAAT Tales (the podcast)

Only Mergers in The Building - S1 E2 "The Building Where it Happened"


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When the trio investigates the deserted administrative floor where the merger was supposedly born, they uncover a Bermuda Triangle of missing managers, a dean who speaks exclusively in corporate fog, and a binder so large it may be sentient. As faculty whisper through empty hallways and timelines contradict themselves, one truth emerges with suspicious clarity: the presidency of the new college was decided long before the “planning” ever began.

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Music:

Delicates - Riverside

Theme - Alex_besss-Your-Case-Is-Closed-433524

Darkened Treeline - Riverside

Evidence Room – Riverside

Hall Pass – Riverside

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trueCrime-underscore-high - Riverside

Sonican-magical-dramedy-orchestral-sneaky-spell-357667

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Sound Effects:

Elevator Door – freesound_community-elevator-ding-door-opens-noisy-

Footsteps - freesound_community-footsteps-in-a-hallway-47842

Drill – magiaz-drill-337556

Open map – freesound_community-unfold-a-map-46452

Marker sound – lesiakower-highlighter-on-paper-highlighting-385295

Footsteps – freesound_community-indoor-footsteps-6385

Door open – freesound_community-door-open-and-close-with-a-creak 102380

Electronic door – freesound_community-electronic-door-opening-102496

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