We're hopefully going to have some sort of new "where to start" image soon! The tl;dr is that we now recommend people start with either PARTIZAN 01 for mechs and revolutions and space politics or Sangfielle 01 for curses and gothic horror adventure.

We're all still fond of all of our previous seasons, but these two offer a few big benefits:

• The quality of production of these seasons best represents our current efforts and every member of the current cast appears in them!
• Cast members generally feel good about their work in these seasons both as creators and performers
• You'll get to be part of ongoing listening audience, as both the characters of Sangfielle and PARTIZAN will return in upcoming seasons (starting with PALISADE, later this month!)
• They're all on a single podcast feed that's free and easy to access. (Bluff City S1 is free, but is only on Patreon and Patreon doesn't allow non-patrons access to an RSS feed).

MP Mike Morrice from the Green Party of Canada posted a petition to expand asylum rights to transgender people and families fleeing transphobic rhetoric and legislation in their nations.

If you are a Canadian citizen

Sign this petition and share it with every Canadian you know. Only Canadian residents can sign the petition, but share it even with your American pals so they can share it to the Canadians they know. Let Parliament Hill know that transgender people have a safe place here.

If you are not a Canadian citizen

Share this with your Canadian friends, and keep a close eye on Canadian politics in the future. If/when this petition is introduced into parliament and passes, it would allow transgender people to escape from danger and find safety in Canada.

Stay safe out there.

It's scary what's happening to us out there, but hopefully Canada can become a safe place for all of us.

I've already signed and, if you're Canadian, you should too!

imagine if it only worked with one type of rpg die that would definitely not be fun for the entire table

since there's been some confusion.

and before you ask, mimes are by virtue of having few or no external props/effects almost universally 'dry clowns'.

(I think this is actually the same guy so it might be more accurate to describe them as wet/dry clown acts)