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Jude deals with red tape, Morgan gives Nat her first lesson in customer relations, the rival store stops by.
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Cast:
Hera Alexander as Jude
Lindsay Zana as Aubrey
Kirsty Woolven as Morgan
Oz Zeno as Nat
Michael E. Freemantle as Ken
Harley Ronan as Oliver
Pandora Beatrix as Lila
Alycia Olivar as Harper
Patrick Vierzba as Trevor
And Interiority as The Documentarian
With Wendy Merritt, Kale Brown, Ari Ingalls, Cass Scott, Tania Gabbidon, and SockX as the customers, and additional voice work by Amy Young.
Written and directed by Mel Nichols, with sound design by Sam Stark and vocal cuts by Erin Grassie.
Store 236 was created by Mel Nichols. The show is produced by Interiority, with additional story development by Hera Alexander and Amy Young, production assistance by Julia Lynn Sepúlveda, scoring by Amy Young, and graphic design by Jon Stollberg.
If you enjoyed today’s episode, you can rate and review us on your favorite podcatcher or follow us on Bluesky and tumblr, or support us on Patreon.
If you didn’t, we wouldn't stand under any pipes if we were you.
Thanks for listening.
Stay tuned after today's episode for a trailer from our friends over at The Attic Monologues!
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By Mel NicholsJude deals with red tape, Morgan gives Nat her first lesson in customer relations, the rival store stops by.
Transcript
Cast:
Hera Alexander as Jude
Lindsay Zana as Aubrey
Kirsty Woolven as Morgan
Oz Zeno as Nat
Michael E. Freemantle as Ken
Harley Ronan as Oliver
Pandora Beatrix as Lila
Alycia Olivar as Harper
Patrick Vierzba as Trevor
And Interiority as The Documentarian
With Wendy Merritt, Kale Brown, Ari Ingalls, Cass Scott, Tania Gabbidon, and SockX as the customers, and additional voice work by Amy Young.
Written and directed by Mel Nichols, with sound design by Sam Stark and vocal cuts by Erin Grassie.
Store 236 was created by Mel Nichols. The show is produced by Interiority, with additional story development by Hera Alexander and Amy Young, production assistance by Julia Lynn Sepúlveda, scoring by Amy Young, and graphic design by Jon Stollberg.
If you enjoyed today’s episode, you can rate and review us on your favorite podcatcher or follow us on Bluesky and tumblr, or support us on Patreon.
If you didn’t, we wouldn't stand under any pipes if we were you.
Thanks for listening.
Stay tuned after today's episode for a trailer from our friends over at The Attic Monologues!