206. Damn The Man Save The Music Part 1

One Shot

Dillin Apelyan

Games, Leisure, Comedy

4.8 • 908 Ratings

🗓️ 26 June 2017

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Revolution Records has been circling the drain for almost a decade. It's the weakest link in a chain of family businesses in western Chicago. Under new management by the youngest daughter, there is a small glimmer of hope. She has managed to keep the somewhat incompetent employees focused enough for the store to limp towards an event sure to bring in new customers. Seal will be signing his latest album Seal 3 this afternoon. If it goes well, everything might be okay. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	We are venterers.
0:02.0	Into Every Place anywhere in the world.
0:06.0	We are venturing.
0:08.0	We are venterers.
0:10.0	Hello heroes and welcome to another exciting episode of One Shot. I'm James Damato, your game master.
0:16.4	This week we're featuring 90s throwback, Damn the Man Save the Music.
0:20.6	Damn the Man has the oddball charm of 90s you love like Empire Records and High Fidelity.
0:27.4	Designer Hannah Schaefer, who you might know from 14 days and Questlandia, took inspiration from these films and partnered them with very simple mechanics.
0:35.8	Dam the Man flows simply and easily and tells those quirky ridiculous stories that you'd expect with the name on the tin.
0:43.4	If you want to relive some of the Gen X comedies from your childhood,
0:46.7	or make those comedies better with your own directorial hand,
0:50.5	you can check out Damn the Man Save the Music on Kickstarter now.
0:54.4	It's already funded well into stretch goals and it is waiting to be discovered.
0:58.7	Just a quick note, this particular game was recorded as part of a stream for Roll for Change, a collective of podcasters and
1:05.8	artists who are sick of the political climate in the US. We're doing what we can to
1:10.5	support vulnerable members of our audience in this crazy time.
1:14.6	And our first project was a charity stream to support the Trevor Project, a wonderful charity
1:19.9	that provides a suicide hotline for trans youth.
1:22.8	Over the next four years, we're going to be shining a light on a lot of charities
1:27.0	waiting to be discovered.
1:28.3	Speaking of things that are waiting to be discovered, we have a lot of great content coming up this week on the one-shot
1:33.9	twitch stream. Starting with Warda this Tuesday at 730 PM if you haven't
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