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I need other people to listen to "The Reality Shaper: A Musical Podcast"
Do you like any of the following?
Dungeons & Dragons-esque lowbrow high fantasy
Stories about LGBTQ characters whose trauma DOESN'T have anything to do with them being LGBTQ
An enemies-to-lovers arc featuring a nonbinary love interest
Broadway-style songs sung by actual Broadway performers (including Christian Thompson from "Wicked" and "Hamilton", Andrew Montgomery Coleman from "Buena Vista Social Club", & Maria Wirries from "The Lost Boys". Also, though he isn't on Broadway, Oliver Richman is here too!)
Supporting and uplifting work by a disabled trans creator who SPECIFICALLY set out to make theater accessible to disabled communities, low-income people who can't afford theater prices, and people who don't live in places with a lot of theater
Good stories in general
ALL OF THAT can be found in this podcast.
It's been in development for six years, and is finally releasing a new episode every 2 weeks. The first two episodes are out now on sites like YouTube, Apple Podcasts, & Spotify.
Full disclosure - I've been following the development of this podcast since its concept pilot released some years back, and now I am the one doing the art for the new episode announcements. While I am not in the cast or crew, my partner is, which is how I originally heard about it.
But I'm also a huge fan. I love the main characters of Boris and CB so so so much, and I am desperate for more people to love them even half as much as I do. They have definite fandom potential, and I just can NOT be the only person in this fandom for long. I just can't. I just think the kind of people who still hang out on tumblr are the kind of people who would like this podcast.
In addition... it IS my birthday in a few weeks, sooooo if you wanna do something for my birthday that doesn't cost you anything, giving this podcast a try would mean the world to me.
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"As pets, Teacup clowns are very social and playful, demanding a lot of attention due to their social colony background. This leads to many teacup pet owners to adopt or buy additional pets to keep their little clown company. Teacup clowns get along surprisingly well with small dogs and guinea pigs, sometimes being caught riding on their backs during play. "
given the current climate this pride especially i feel i must mention that i love my trans friends, i stand with trans people in the fight against transphobic legislation and those who would enforce it, and this blog is not a good place for you to be if you do not vibe with that
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Ancient tumulus clusters are shown in Osaka Prefecture, including the expansive burial mound of Emperor Nintoku known as Daisen Kofun (top right).(x)
The term kofun means ‘old [ko] tomb [fun]’, and refers to the so-called mounded tombs, or burial mounds, built in Japan from 250 AD to the end of the 7th century, when burial was replaced by cremation with the advent of Buddhism. Some estimates suggest that up to 100,000 such burial mounds were constructed across Japan, from Kyushu to northern Honshu, during these centuries. The largest of these tombs were truly monumental. The great tomb of Daisenyama, considered to be the tomb of the 5th century Emperor Nintoku, is 486 meters long and its front section is roughly 307 meters wide, making it one of the three largest tombs in the world along with the tomb of Qin Shi Huang in China, and the pyramid of King Khufu in Egypt (according to the Japan National Tourism Organization). The smallest burial mounds measures just a few metres across. The burials in the chamber were often accompanied by grave goods. The size of the mound and the richness of the goods tell us that these were the burials of the social elite of the time
The shape of the mound varies. Some kofun are square (hofun), some circular (empun) and other have a keyhole shape (zempo-koen-fun) with a round mound joined to a square flared section. The mounds were sometimes covered with special cladding stones (fukiishi); either for decoration to prevent the mound from collapsing. Larger keyhole mounds would often have clay figures (haniwa) set up on terraces along the sides of the mound and on top of the mound. This mound type first appeared in the Yamato region in the south-eastern part of the Nara basin.
Protesting the high school dress code that banned slacks for girls in Brooklyn, circa 1940.
me on the first Jurassic Park test ride: mm. note to self: very first exhibit, they said the dilophosaurus was poisonous, then immediately referenced its venom. thats a real oversight, i hope they fix it. well at least it probably can’t get worse than this

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