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13 is the first Doctor to get all her companions home safe, alive, in the right universe, in the right time period with their memories intact.

And now it finally becomes clear why I put all that fire in the episode art 🔥🗡🐯

Monumental Exit, Act 3

A geriatric crowd fills the Beanstalk Show Club for a gig that’s sure to go down in rock’n’roll history.

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STARRING:

Josh Yard as Bilbo Biltong

Natalie Winter as Sue Sherpa

Alexander Pankhurst as Mike Sherpa

Matt Boothman as Gregg Nevin

ROLEPLAYING GAME SYSTEM: Fiasco Classic by Jason Morningstar

MUSIC BY: Alexander Pankhurst

EDITED AND PRODUCED BY: Matt Boothman

Moonshot Network is opening for YOUR podcast pitches this Friday! But who even ARE we? What does that mean? How do you even send a pitch????

Good news: we’ve made this handy slideshow in order to answer all those questions, and also questions you didn’t even know you had! It’s a condensed version of our official pitch guide, to save you the trouble of clicking through to the GDoc link! You can also find the full plain text below the cut here.

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Party Of One is a good podcast and you should listen to it.

I promise. It's a good show. I like it a lot. If you like TTRPGs, you will like it. You should check it out.

Party of One is an actual-play podcast focused on two-player roleplaying experiences. Every episode I sit down with a guest, we play a 2-player TTRPG, share some laughs, maaaaaybe a few tears, and tell a self-contained story in 90 minutes or so.

It's like an interview podcast wrapped in an audio drama wrapped in an actual play. It's neat and funny and sad and weird and there's not a lot quite like it in podcasts. There are hundreds of self-contained episodes, you can jump in everywhere, and some very cool people have been on the show (we've had Jonny Sims, and Jadzia Axelrod who wrote Galaxy: The Prettiest Star, and also wrestlers, and comic artists, and game designers, and one time we did an episode with a puppet).

You can find the podcast in all the podcast places, or on the website.

There is also a guide to diving in, with episodes sorted by tags, Spotify playlists, and lists of all the different games we've played.

i decided all plays are time loops btw. it’s true because they keep getting performed over and over and over and the ending never changes and they can never escape it. if you even care.