Why does my uniform have so many pockets?

Foot traffic timing is lamented, and the important questions are asked. A familiar face speaks for themself for once. New friends are made. Earthenware meets an untimely end. Some letters are drafted.

**This episode contains mention of depression and suicidal ideation.**

Cast:

Amanda Gillespie as Dr. Graves

Jordynn York as Captain Lucero

Janelle George as the Ship Computer / Credits Narrator

Written and produced by Haven Daye

Art and design by Haven Daye

Music composed by Dusty Hall

Special thanks to Kris, for always being willing to be my sounding board.

SFX Attributions:

- Scifi_button_beeping_modern_starwars_inspired_part_2 by Artninja (License: Attribution 4.0) https://freesound.org/s/742232/

- sine up flutter beep.wav by pan14 (License: Attribution 4.0) https://freesound.org/s/263129/

- Pot Smash by Clearwavsound (License: Attribution 3.0) https://freesound.org/s/540339/

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This work is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Disclaimer: Clinical Space is a work of fiction. Although a mental health expert was consulted during the writing process, the characters’ personal and professional opinions are intended for entertainment purposes, not to be taken as literal advice for the listener.

The trailer you heard at the end of this episode is for Travelling Light, a queer and cosy science fantasy podcast about finding common ground and celebrating difference. It's a brilliant show with beautiful art, and I can't recommend it highly enough (for more reasons than just Óli I'm sure, although they're a big portion of it (oh Óli, my beloved)). You can visit the show's website here, and you can also join me in following its creator HR Owen on Tumblr and Bluesky.

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