[PUBLIC EPISODE] The Wizard, the Witch and the Wild One: ep006 Fresh Fish
The new kids learn the ropes around Port Talon. Press the flesh, as it were. First impressions are so important. Making new friends is easy. Unless...you don't think someone might try to take advantage of the- no don't even say it. Who would do such a thing. Nobody in Port Talon, that's for sure. Great town. Good schools.
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Produced, designed, and scored by Taylor Moore at Fortunate Horse
Album art by the great Corey Brickley
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Comments (20)
The switch from “don’t give out my name” to Suvi’s name being blasted into the sky with fireworks is so funny.
The part where the conversation goes of the rails and they start talking about s'mores, and then love and then Brennan's wedding and his beautiful thoughts on real world stuff vs fantastical world stuff? Could've been the whole podcast to me
A witch freely giving their name out to strangers especially scary strangers. It’s so interesting to see the difference from how they treat Fae vs Humans
“Makes people drop the things they are doing that are ‘waking world important’ to do the things that are ‘dream world important. ’” Brennan dropped that bomb like it wouldn't absolutely destroy my perception of these traditional ceremonies. These fireside chats are phenomenal
fun fact, I acknowledged it as profound, but I didn't really sit with and assimilate it on my personal perceptions until your comment instigate an additional moment of reflection. My perception was altered because you mentioned you're altered perception so, thanks!
All I've ever wanted to do was rawdog some mythology right now.
AHOOHOO
As a plant person I just want to give Brennan extra points for featuring kudzu, a real life big-bad invasive plant that has destroyed the ecology of large swaths of the US, as a sinister harbinger of a potential great evil 👏👏
Clip is correct. If you let the mallow burn, the heat isn’t getting deep enough to get it properly gooey. Patience is the way to the best S’more.
Commenting as I listen, and Brennan comes in with the validation.
"We built a big wall between ocean and forest." "Sick." "And we have a legend about an incredibly brutal and aggressive forest spirit that loves the ocean." "Check" "And now the forest is heading towards the ocean at turbo speed." "This is inexplicable." "Better burn a bunch of poison!"
I honestly didn't even put this together. Like I recognized there was plant stuff going on with the vision, and that the sea god loved the nature god, and the kudzu was happening near a port town, and that it was growing strangely, and that it was growing towards the ocean, but I simply didn't synthesize all of that as being connected at all. Thank you for making it more clear 😂
As a native Southerner, the kudzu slander is unappreciated yet understandable
yay! Excited to see there is a place to post my thoughts on the episode while I am listening. Thanks for getting threads for them up :).
Yeah, if the content was listed in one place it would only take one message to say that page was updated...
Hey there Shane! If you ever feel like you're getting too many notifications, you can always change them by going to https://www.patreon.com/settings/email -t
Anyone else mildly annoyed about the notification bombardment? Yes I'm excited about the episodes but holy smokes batman. I thought something catostrophic happened at work 😅
Hah, at least it happened early on and should be a one-time thing.
This is so Great! and really feels like a home game! Am I the only one "concerned" about references to "those who can't see us"... did I miss a Parreon option?
Forgive me if I am missing a joke, but "for the listening audience" call outs are a thing that happens in podcasts from time to time. There is currently no visual aspect, they are simply explaining what is happening in the room so we know why they are laughing or reacting a certain way.