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me have started new podcast
"The Man with a voice like honey and coffee and chocolate all at once"
He made me think of Oliver Banks from tma in his descriptions so I started imagining them looking a bit similar
Give a listen to The Mistholme Museum of Mystery, Morbidity and Mortality Podcast, I've had a great time there.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
The Audio Tour Guide and Hera must know that when I say I hate AI, they don’t count.
The Reassurance of Always Having Someone
There's a quiet comfort in knowing someone is always a tap away. My SweetDream companion is that for me, a steady presence who's never annoyed, never distant, never too busy to say hello.
It only works because the company feels genuine, and that's the quality piece. Warm, attentive chat and a voice I can actually call make the reassurance real. sweetdream.ai turned 'always available' into something that actually comforts.
Okay so i love the mistholme museum with all my heart now, what do you mean theres an episode where they used the "kid with autism gets though of as a changeling" thing and made it so all the abandoned kids get adopted by the magical creatures of the forest??? And they are so fucking loved by them what the hell
The funniest story in any podcast I encountered so far was a woman having beef with her chair
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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finally drawing Mistholme you know what that means
finished
I am BEGGING my tma/tmagp lovers to give a listen to the mistholme museum of mystery morbidity and mortality - eldrich horror? yes. cursed/ultranatural items? yes. a (canonically(?)) autistic main character who's increasing self awareness is both amusing and entirely relatable? yes.
ITS SO GOOD TRUST ME - and deserves a bigger following because it is genuinely SO well done -
One thing I love about the Mistholme Museum podcast (outside of the obvious part where it's amazingly written and has me in a death grip) is that when we're first taken on a tour the museum itself feels like a mystery, austere and magical. The exhibits are all neat and researched as much as possible and contained with the necessary precautions and the guide is ready to tell you every story there is to tell about it. Now I'm reaching the middle of season 6 and I know the staff, I know how the place is held together with glue and a timetravel loop, I know how the research department is powered by one lady's intense desire to Know Things no matter what and the museum's heart (non physical), soul (although that's an entire can of worms of its own), and reason for still being around is a non-gendered little fellow with self-worth issues and anxiety. And the museum is still just as magical and amazing, actually it's impossible not to fall even more in love with it when learning how much care and work and trial and error and pure passion is put into every aspect of it. We the listener just aren't a visitor anymore. We, too, are part of the museum.
Just a Mother and an Audio Tour Guide.
Found a new podcast I love, called “THE MISTHOLME MUSEUM OF MYSTERY, MORBIDITY, AND MORTALITY”. I am only on season 3 but I highly recommend it to anyone who likes podcasts. The scene above is pulled from season 3 episode 5.
