Post-apocalyptic radio show

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ApTyp
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Post-apocalyptic radio show

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<strong>[Literature -> Article]</strong>

<a href="http://www.theafternow.com/">Sean Kennedy: Chronicles of
the Afternow</a> is some sort of a pre-recorded radio show on the
Internet that talks about life in the Future after Nuclear War - very
cyberpunk-ish from the looks of it (I have no idea, didn't listen past
the first recording, but there's 26 recordings total). So if you're
still into post-apocalyptic fantasy (like we all are), you might be
interested in it.

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Post by Superrpgman »

This is just plain beautiful work!

The voice of this guy is perfect, and he describes things so well.

Overall, these radio broadcasts are new to me, and well, if there's anything like these out there, that deal with sci-fi stuff or fantasy stuff, I'd like to know of them.

Seriously, I cannot stress how great this is!
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GOOD! THEN MY WORK IS DONE
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Post by Superrpgman »

ApTyp wrote:GOOD! THEN MY WORK IS DONE
Yeah, thanks for posting this here. If you hadn't done this, I never would have known about this.
“To your question, a question: You claim this city’s existence is flawed. You have accepted this rather than explore the possibility that something greater may exist. That suggests you are flawed… and that you do not search for knowledge, but only for a convenient answer.�
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