You know by now that we're all about the journey, June's journey that is.

Like, I feel this game was made for us specifically.

It's the closest I've come to feeling like I've been dropped in the middle of a mystery novel set in the 1920s.

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A globetradding flapper slash amateur sleuth who lives to solve mysteries.

You get to visit all sorts of fascinating places from Paris to Cuba.

You beat levels by identifying hidden objects in the scene.

And we've found that the more we play, the sharper our observational skills become.

The game is delightful and a wonderful way to relax.

I'll often pull my phone out and play it when I've got a free moment.

Like I'm on hold with an archive or I'm waiting for a courthouse to open up in the morning.

I'm currently on chapter 16, meaning I'm searching for the son of June's housekeeper,

who's on the run from New Orleans gamblers and the police.

It's a wild time.

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So we often begin our episodes with a bit of a content warning to let people know we may be covering some material that may be disturbing to some.

I think for this particular episode, it makes sense to have maybe an extra content warning to make things extra clear.

This episode is about the sentencing hearing of Kagan Klein and it goes into some details about child sexual abuse that may be some of you would find pretty disturbing.

Yes, so please be cautious.

So please keep that in mind as you're listening and we'll try to flag before we talk about really extra disturbing stuff.

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