#copperheart

With leaf-bare right around the corner, a lack of herbs, and their senior healer having a broken bone, ElementClan decides to make peace with StumpyClan.  The war is over.  Although its impacts may be felt as the Clan heads into leaf-bare with almost no herbs.  In honor of their performances during the war, Flailpaw (12) and Scorchpaw (12) are given their warrior names.  Flailpaw is now Flailvalley in honor of his dedication, and Scorchpaw is now Scorchhawk in honor of her fortitude.  Flailvalley doesn’t like the attention and hopes that it will be the last ceremony he ever has.  Minnowpaw (12) is the only one of her siblings who is still an apprentice.  She knew she would end up being the last to be made a warrior.  Hatchswipe (65) comforts her and assures her that she is actually very skilled.  She just spent a lot of her apprenticeship injured.  Kestrelcreek (109) decides to go for a walk with her son.  She wants to explore ElementClan’s whole territory with Hollowminnow (21)!  But then he tells her about the prank he and Copperheart (36) are planning and she gets frustrated with him.  Why can’t he take anything seriously?!  Hollowminnow and Minnowpaw have a friendly chat and he jokes with her about having similar names.  It cheers her up a bit about still being an apprentice.Tanglechirp (67) knows that Bluestripe (95) and Dawnstar (104) used to have a thing for each other and listens as Dawnstar discusses potential mates with Sofanthiel (109).  Tanglechrip is annoyed that his name never came up, and a little bit angry when Bluestripe’s does.  Embershell (38) and Hopcurl (38) are both quite fond of the deputy.  Hopcurl thinks she’s helpful and good at what she does.  Embershell wants to go explore the Twolegplace with her.  Aphidwhisker (17) is still close with Pebbletuft (53) and chats with her about what it’s like to be a healer.  She even helps out in the Healer’s den a little.  Just subtly healing cats.  It won’t hurt, right?

Darkest Night: If you're into horror and generally weird shit, this might be it. Corrupt science and grand schemes, all seen through the eyes and memories of the newly deceased. Narrated by Lee Pace for a good half of the season. Really plays around with the sound and how it affects the story and the listener (the best excpirence with headphones) Not recommended if you're not big on big noises and other things leaning to the more grotesque side of things. Sadly never got a third season as far as I know, but the story wraps up rather alright and can be interpreted as an ending. For sure an experience, but I enjoyed it! Has it's own unique vibe to it

Limetown: Follows a journalist trying to solve the mystery of a town where its inhabitants pretty much disappeared over night, with little trace nor clues. She then proceeds to contact some of the residents and question them, which only leads to more speculation and deeper plot. Can't say much more about this one without spoiling, but it left me absolutely shattered. Only has 21 episodes and was supposed to get another season I think, but the season finale also wraps things up pretty well here. Also has a tv series adaption, but haven't checked that out yet

Wolf 359: Now I know I'm late to the party on this one, but I'm determined to bring it back to light as much as I can. If you like outer space and emotional suffering, boy then this is for you. I'm very emotional trying to put this into a review. What I'm trying to say is:

A absoloute masterpiece of audio fiction, can and will wreck your soul, and I never stop thinking about it.

SAYER: Ever wanted to live on the moon? But alright, get this: it's the Earth's second moon, a man made one. Has similar bizarre vibes that Night Vale has, but make it a tad more dismal. A very interesting narrative, that will captivate you. Also a masterpiece. Sadly currently on a long-term hiatus due to our world's current events, but the reason is fair and respectful. A good listen. Please go listen!

Moonbase Theta, Out: Again on the moon, again with the isolating despair space tends to serve. Short little transmissions back to home, a tasty mouthful episode-vise. Follows a crew stationed up there and their preparation for returning home. ALSO very LGBTQ+, including both charcaters and cast. Will leave you and your gay little heart a little sad at times, but it's worth it

It’s that time again. I’m almost done with my current embroidery project and need another what podcast quote should I embroider next?

Murder is the spice of life (Death by Dying)

I’m not panicking I’m just preparing to panic (We Have Concerns)

What could a humidifier do that’s unforgivable? (Mission to Zyxx)

what am I a fucking history doctor? (Hey Riddle Riddle)

Fool be once shame on you Fooled you twice I already robbed you (bad gladiator)

Don’t bullshit me wall clock (copperheart)

Sorry I don’t remember you I’m not good with names, faces and caring about people (improvised Star Trek)

My legacy is I’ll be here next Thursday mother fucker (we have concerns)

Lies are like tigers they are bad! (Hey Riddle Riddle)

If you enjoy doing it it’s funalingus (Hey Riddle Riddle)