• The Fixer Files: My Name is Sammael

  • Jul 8 2024
  • Length: 39 mins
  • Podcast

The Fixer Files: My Name is Sammael

  • Summary

  • This episode of the Fixer Files is a short radio play of a runner named Sammael (street name Grim) being interviewed by a pair of cops and telling his story to give someone new to the Sixth world an introduction to it through the eyes of one of it’s inhabitants.


    EDITED BY:

    Rhydian Jones: Pride Against Prejudice Podcast

    First Episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/50Ki1seQTQkCjaMhY1CJif?si=8b939a1abd374dc7

    Discord: https://discord.gg/VdqAvq8M


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    MUSIC CREDITS:

    Intro - Klendathu Drop by Karl Cassey @White Bat Audio

    Outro – Sentimental by Karl Cassey @White Bat Audio

    Background Music – Interrogation Room by Tabletopaudio.com

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