Welcome back Turners and Mashers! First and foremost, we would love to announce to you that we are now a part of the On The List Entertainment Podcast Network!! We are super happy to be working with this amazing group of pods, and are super excited to see what the future holds. Now, onto the episode: This week we have Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata, a story where things definitely take an interesting turn of events, but don't let that discourage you. *Major side note- the title of this episode is in reference to one of the characters that is NOT the main character, just for clarification*** THEN Ty brings you on another adorable adventure with My Sims Kingdom, where he tells you all about the cute goings on of the land.
SECONDARY ANNOUNCEMENT: The Button Mashers Realm Episodes will begin airing very shortly with one of our player's Session Zero episodes! We cannot wait to bring you a taste of our own story telling (Ty's specifically,) and are so excited to bring our gaming table to your ears!
Reminder: If you are still interested in submitting a review for a book drawing, we are still doing that!!
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