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Hey Clone Club, it's me, your BFF Marco Palmier, producer of Realms Orphan Black,

the next chapter. We're a little over halfway through season 2, and I hope you've been enjoying

the continuation of the Cestress saga as much as I have. Thank you all so much for supporting

our podcast. We'll be back with the next episode on February 11th, but in the meantime,

we wanted to share with you this special bonus episode. We're always excited to hear from you,

so if you haven't already, please connect with us on Twitter, at Realm Media, or reach out through

our website, realm.fm. And if you want a bonus bonus, stick around after this episode for a sneak

peek at another show we think you'll like. But for now, tune in to this replay of a recent

Instagram live with Donnie himself, Christian Broome.

Maybe it's my overactive imagination, but sometimes the best part of diving into a new story

is picturing how I might fit into that world. And with June's journey, I don't have to imagine,

I can truly be a part of the story. But you don't have to just take my word for it,

one of my co-workers Corey has also joined in on the journey, and wanted to share a little bit about

the game. In June's journey, you step into the life of June Parker, as she dives into the mystery

behind her sister's murder. In her attempts to solve the case, she uncovers her family's many secrets.

The game is set in the roaring 20s. You get to put your detective skills to the test.

You navigate scenes with hidden clues, and the more objects you find in each scene,

the more secrets you discover. I can get pretty competitive, so playing June's journey is so fun,

because it's a bit of a race against the clock to find all the hidden objects in a scene.

Beyond how fun and challenging it is to find all the clues, the game also immerses you in a story

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