We continue with Act 3 of our Shooting the Moon storyarc featuring Ben, Mel, and Shawn playing the fabulous game by Emily Care Boss. You won't want to peach emoji miss it.

Theme song by Joe Marston. Additional music:

True Grit - Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen

Somewhere in the Middle - Briar Edwards

Reel Me In - the Hoarders

No Apology - Mike Stringer

Explorer - Anthony Earls

Back to the Beach - Christian Andersen

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Ben, Mel, and Shawn continue their game of Shoot the Moon by Emily Care Boss from the famed Romance Trilogy. We learn more about the Grand Earl of Charity, Maine. Someone shoots Crabman. Why would someone do such a thing??? Listen to find out!!!

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Theme song by Joe Marston. Additional music:

A Lighthouse In Space - Kim Aspen

True Grit - Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen

Explorer - Anthony Earls

Ben, Mel, and Shawn are back to begin our gameplay of our Shooting the Moon arc. Shooting the Moon is a romance ttrpg by Emily Care Boss for two or three players. This new arc takes place in 90's Charity.

We also meet the Grand Earl.

Theme song by Joe Marston. Other music:

Reel Me In - The Hoarders No Apology - Mike Stringer And All Her Fears Were Gone - One Drop Culture Back to the Beach - Christian Anderson Somewhere in the Middle - Briar Edwards

Ben, Mel, and Shawn play a game together for the first time. We're playing the next game in Emily Care Boss' Romance Trilogy. This game features a love triangle, new characters, and one familiar, beloved character you won't want to miss. This is a coming-of-age story with a sci-fi twist, and you won't want to miss it.

Theme song by Joe Marston.

Additional music:

Reel Me In - The Hoarders

No Apology - Mike Stringer

And All Her Fears Were Gone - One Drop Culture

Back to the Beach - Christian Anderson

Somewhere in the Middle - Briar Edwards

Ben is going to die in this second part of a two part episode where Ben and Mel play the game Connection Lost by Tobie Abad.

Theme song by Joe Marston.

Additional music:

Final Transmission Home - Amaranth Cove

Retrieval - Cobby Costa

Alternative Analysis - Silver Maple

Life is for Living - Ivy Rose Lyon

Ben and Mel play a brand new two player RPG called "Connection Lost" by Tobie Abad. Ben's character is in a dying spacecraft hovering above the Earth while Mel is the voice on the other side of the radio. In one hour Ben will die.

Theme song by Joe Marston.

Additional music:

Final Transmission Home - Amaranth Cove

Retrieval - Cobby Costa

Alternative Analysis - Silver Maple

This week we wrap up the love story of Annie and Willy and get to see what the future holds for these two Mainer lovers by the sea. (SPOILER ALERT!!! It's in the title!) And we get the answer to the question of if each of them want to live this love story they have created (kinda...).

Big thanks to Meghan and Montana for recording their play-through of Common Ground and giving life to not only two but three characters! CRABMAN!!!

Theme song by Joe Marston. Additional music:

Common Ground by Johannes Oppermann

A Perilous Mission by Isobelle Walton

Ever Since We Kissed by Dayton

Coastal Connections by Lionel Quick

When Will We Go To Sea by Emanuel Wilde

Canopus by Michael Keeps

A Maine Lobsterman by E. B. White (1954)

We continue with the story of Annie and Willy as the beginnings of their relationship begin to be revealed when a mysterious man of the sea is invited to a very important Charity family get together. We also hear from another member of the White family who continues their description in the day of the life of a Maine lobsterman.

Theme song by Joe Marston. Additional music:

Common Ground by Johannes

Oppermann Coastal Connections by Lionel Quick

Canopus by Michael Keeps

A Perilous Mission by Isobelle Walton

When Will We Go To Sea by Emanuel Wilde

A Maine Lobsterman by E. B. White (1954)

Meghan Martin and Montana Rock join the show to play the two-player RPG "Common Ground."

In this episode we conclude the Amy, Sandy, and Andy story arc. Thanks for listening to this story of four different couples that spanned more than a century. Of course, the crown jewel in this epic tale is the latest commercial straight from the Charity, Maine airwaves: Willy's Whale Tours. DO NOT miss the commercial, seriously.

Theme song by Joe Marston.

Additional music:

Sneaky Mother-in-Law by Stationary Sign

What My Parents Didn't Tell Me by Christian Andersen

The Lawyer by Chelsea May