S4E2 - At an All Time Low (The Spaces In Between, part 1)
Breathing Space: A Sci-Fi Western Audio AnthologyShow Notes
Content warnings: mentions of death and trauma, family separation, divorce and alcohol use.
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Let me tell you a story. A story of a man in his 20s entering the corporate workforce. Barely getting the job on his merits, he had to prove himself by working long hours, saying “yes” to everything, making coffee, getting food, if you can name some grunt work, he did it.
A chance encounter in a New New Vegas bar becomes the first in a series of small-but-significant conversations that gradually change the course of a man's life.
** The Cast
Anton Proctor is voiced by Jordan W. Anderson
Grant is voiced by SJ Ryker
Barfly is voiced by Rachel Scully
Preston Jorgenson is voiced by Thomas Flemming
The Family Member is voiced by Elise "Atlas" Chien
Cassandra "Cassie" Proctor is voiced by Madi Opincaru
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This episode was written, directed, and edited by Jordan W. Anderson. It was transcribed by Rebecca Kraus
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Click here for the episode’s script.
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