All At Sea – Détails, épisodes et analyse

On the open sea, its Noah's Flood pt.2: Oceanic Boogaloo

Content warnings: Static (SFX) Flooding (discussed), Ecological destruction (discussed).

• Kestrel Bell as February, Butterscotchbread as Sturgeon, Sound design by Rowan Odom, Produced by Louis Wolf, Music by Butterscotchbread, and transcripts by El Carters

• This episode features a teaser for "Pleasure & West River" from beloved friends of the show, The Heart is a Dungeon. Tune in to find out what happened in the city of Pangaea as Gideon Meander interviews its denizens. We follow their love, laughter, heartache and pain as they try to find out what exactly happened at The Corner of Pleasure and West River.

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On the open sea, what happened is inconsequential

-Kestrel Bell as February, Butterscotchbread as Sturgeon, Sound design by Rowan Odom, Produced by Louis Wolf, Music by Butterscotchbread, and transcripts by El Carters

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Alone on the open sea, someone finds hope

This episode featured promo from "A Place As Beautiful As This" a new audio drama side-quest from The Heart Is A Dungeon.

-Kestrel Bell as February, Sound design by Rowan Odom, Produced by Louis Wolf, Music by Butterscotchbread, and transcripts by El Carters

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Alone on the open sea, someone rants about Moby Dick and has a "whale" of a time

-Kestrel Bell as February, Sound design by Rowan Odom, Produced by Louis Wolf, Music by Butterscotchbread, and transcripts by El Carters

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Alone on the open sea, someone has a better day than Julius Caesar

-Kestrel Bell as February, Sound design by Rowan Odom, Produced by Louis Wolf, Music by Butterscotchbread, and transcripts by El Carters

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Alone, someone tries recording a voicemail

-Cody Heath as Avalon Martin, Kestrel Bell as February, Sound design by Rowan Odom, Produced by Louis Wolf, Music by Butterscotchbread, and transcripts by El Carters

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Alone on the open sea, someone talks about family and voicemails

Episode contains audio distortion before and after the trailer promo

This episode featured the trailer of season 2b of The Attic Monologues, check them out here

-Kestrel Bell as February, Sound design by Rowan Odom, Produced by Louis Wolf, Music by Butterscotchbread, and transcripts by El Carters

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Alone on the open sea, a fish skeleton starts a mutiny

-Kestrel Bell as February, Sound design by Rowan Odom, Produced by Louis Wolf, Music by Butterscotchbread, and transcripts by El Carters

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Alone on the open sea, someone recites poetry

This episode features the poem "Drowning is not so pitiful" by Emily Dickenson

-Kestrel Bell as February, Sound design by Rowan Odom, Produced by Louis Wolf, Music by Butterscotchbread, and transcripts by El Carters

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Alone on the open sea, an introvert contemplates the people who glow...and fairy smut

CW: Isolation, vague description of drowning

-Kestrel Bell as February, Sound design by Rowan Odom, Produced by Louis Wolf, Music by Butterscotchbread, and transcripts by El Carters

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