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The year is 2025. Welcome to Night Vale has ended with an incredible final season, but new books are still being released. The TV show is currently nominated for a dozen Emmy awards, including Best Show - which was won by the Bright Sessions TV Show last year. The Alice Isn’t Dead show has released several trailers and season one will come out soon. Death By Dying and The Strange Case of Starship Iris are on their third seasons. Within the Wires is on a fifth. The Penumbra Podcast is ongoing, with Juno and Peter happily married. Fans have raised enough money for a liveshow tour in ten cities. Lauren Shippen and Gabriel Urbina have both published three books, including a book series that Gabriel began for Wolf 359, and one book that they co-authored. Dylan Marron is running for president. Cecil Baldwin is starring in an oscar-buzz movie. Podcasts are widely recognized as a creative art form but not to the point that any large corporations have invaded them. 

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Dream episode for wooden overcoats season 4 would be the twins birthday, especially since rudyard is technically a whole week older than antigone. Rudyard makes them share a cake and party on his birthday but chapman and/or Georgie gets it in Antigone head to have her own party. Bonus running gag of ppl trying to figure out how old chapman is

also would be funny if chapman and rudyard happened to have the same birthday. three competeing birthdays. no one goes to any of them

This is SO accurate I'm quaking.

has anyone noticed recently that it's expensive

Anyone else find the existentialist kinda vibes in archive 81 s3 + lotd actually a little comforting? like yeah, reality might be an illusion and we don't have free will and everything is beyond our control and so forth, but there are also people being happy for brief moments, or making things just a little bit better for a few people when they can, and it is worth it to be happy just that little bit even though, no, especially when everything else kinda sucks ass. Here is Chris finding her place with Lou's crew and being happy, whether or not it stays with her. Here are Nicholas and Static Man on their roadtrip, deciding to choose the kinder choice even after putting in so much to get there, to help the Clerk and let Nick's mother keep her son. Here you are, listening to this podcast and finding joy in doing so. It doesn't have to be hopeless all the time. Like yeah dude, I live under late stage capitalism too

Doctors are like: ughhhhh. You're confusing. Come back if you die

there's so many podcasts in the world, it's so scary. I can post "hey, I've got some spare time, anyone got any podrecs?" and someone will roll into the replies saying "yeah! the starry nyte mysteries, it's a queer musical comedy drama set in an alternate universe version of the amazonian rainforest and is an adaptation of the life of vincent van gogh reimagined as private detective in a narrative inspired by le morte d'arthur. it ran for three seasons between 2017 and 2021 before both co-creators simultaneously deactivated all their social media accounts and whisps of smoke were seen ascending to the atmosphere above their houses but I'm still keeping my ear to the ground about a possible indiegogo for s4 👀. it stars four trans people from separate continents with wildly varying mic quality along with a substantial guest performance in the latter half of s2 by beth eyre. the end product is Pretty Okay and I desperately need to share it with everyone in my life."