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Detective Body is on the case again! This time with four players as we play once more Everyone Is John. A one page RPG where players fight for the control of one person's consciousness while trying to complete their objectives as many times as possible to score points. In this story, our players find themselves aboard The Murder Express, a luxury train destined to Detective Body's holiday spot. However, as what seems to always happen in the presence of the worlds greatest detective , a murder most foul occurs in the night. Will the detective solve the case before the killer strikes again, will he be captured by the rebel dog army aboard the train, or will he meet his death to the alien queen aboard the spaceship? Find out in today's episode of Everyone Is John 2! Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, Ellery Hoffman, and Walter Marion. Special Thanks to:. Lindsey Prata for Roll Play Game's album art and logo. The various artists on Epidemic Sound for the music featured in this episode. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The crew faces the secrets of the cave. Rise, Vennick, and Luca bring the spectrapede down once and for all. The Protectors return to the camp and share their thank yous. The crew then dives deeper into the mysterious cave in hopes of finding their two crewmates. Our season two finale, baby!  Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant. Special Thanks to: Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Epidemicsound for all of the music and sound effects. Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Thank you for listening! Support us directly at Patreon. 

The crew endures many cuts on their dice rolls. Rise, now fully in the belly of the beast, uses his tremendous strength to tear apart the Spectraped from the inside out. Vennick uses his years of ruthless training to precisely take down his prey while Luca tries to help the fallen people of the settlement. Psybin and Eve trudge deeper and deeper into the wonders of the cave. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant. Special Thanks to: Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Glove Box, Alec Slayne, Prozody, Dream Cave, Golden Anchor, Ethan Sloan, Howard Harper-Barnes, Ruiqi Zhao, Edward Karl Hanson, Experia, and Lucention for the music featured in this episode. Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Thank you for listening! Support us directly at Patreon. 

Listener discretion is advised: topics include graphic violence and cruelty towards (fantasy) insects. The crew faces the monster on the mountain. The crew sees first hand the destruction of a small village at the mercy of a mystical beast with soul devouring powers. Luca, Rise, and Vennick do their best to deal with the beast to varying degrees of success. Psybin chases after Eve as she feels drawn to some unknown source of power further in the mountain. They discover a cave in the mountain side and delve deeper into the darkness. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant. Special Thanks to: Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Alec Slayne, Anthony Earls, Badfinger, Christian Andersen Dream Cave, Edward Karl Hanson, Ethan Sloan, Experia, Leimoti ,Martin Klem, Ruiqi Zhao, and Yi Nantiro for the music featured in this episode. Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Thank you for listening! Support us directly at Patreon.

Listener discretion is advised: topics include graphic violence and cruelty towards (fantasy) insects. The crew treks up the mountain. Eve awoke everyone in the night having felt some great danger up ahead on the mountain top; Some kind of powerful force that has the capacity to know it's prey and find them. Psybin, Luca, and Vennick sensed something similar and decided not to wait till morning to make the climb. The incline of the mountain is treacherous and filled with creatures that hunt in the night. Under the smoke choked sky, the party is offered very little ease as they begin their journey through the snowy ridge to the North Ridge settlement. Rise has a new hand swap. Psybin turns into a frozen pistachio. Vennick slaughters all who stand in his way. Luca plays a really cool tape. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant. Special Thanks to: Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Christian Andersen, Max Anson, Dream Cave, Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Bonnie Grace, Elliot Holmes, Lennon Hutton, Leimoti, and Another Notion for the music featured in this episode. Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The crew reaches the North Ridge Wall. Having escaped the hoard of pinwolves, the crew pulls up into a leviathan graveyard to discover the valuable remains of several giant bird-like beasts. A funny little man offers the crew some supplies and tells the crew to meet him on the dock for more help later on. The crew pull into dock just as the sun sets over the verdancy only to realize where they are going they cannot bring Morca with them. As they camp for the night a great force rouses the crew from their sleep, beckoning them to climb the mountain ridge. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant. Special Thanks to: Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Alan Carlson-Green, Biddy Sullivan, Deep Inside, Edward Karl Hanson, Franz Gordon, Gavin Luke, Gridded, Hampus Naeselius, Jon Bjork, Josef Falkenskold, Moorland Songs, Raymond Grouse, Savvun, Silver Maple for the music featured in this episode. Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The crew heads North on an unnamed ship. With the bombs neutralized, Luca does what he feels is the right thing and warns his friends, the other captains, of the danger they may be in. The Final Race starts of with a bang. The ship gains a crewman. The gang learns how to set sail on the Wildsea. Morca is put to the test in a dangerous encounter on the open sea. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant. Special Thanks to: Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Bonnie Grace, Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Craft Case, David Celeste, Dream Cave, Experia, Francis Wells, Gavin Luke, Howard Harper-Barnes, John Utah, and Rune Dale for the music featured in this episode. Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The crew commences Operation: Ball Sack. Having discovered the threat that Luca described earlier in the underdocks now materialized in the stomach of (the) Morca, the crew jumps into action. With limited amount of rolls remaining in the crew's evening montage everyone works together to best find a solution. Cybin remembers that he cannot actually materialize through the walls of his ship. Venick crafts a clever concoction that neutralizes a very bad situation. Revered Rise anchors Eve into her body by testing her physical prowess. Luca does the right thing. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant. Special Thanks to: Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Aerian, Andres Cantu, Bonnie Grace, Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Edgar Hopp, Frank Jonsson, Gabriel Lewis, and Hampus Naeselius for the music featured in this episode. Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The crew crashes the party. Luca has a chance encounter with the Elder Wishmaker and is gifted a small treasure. Venick finds his way out of (the) Morca via its mouth. Cybin does some last minute checks around the ship before tucking in early for bed. Reverend Rise and Venick decided to do a sweep of the some of their allies ships to ensure there are no foul mysteries in store for them before the race starts. Luca starts a conga line. A sweet southern stranger is scared off by the threat of a kiss. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant. Special Thanks to: Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Aerian, Alec Slayne, Alexandra Woodward, David Celeste, El Equipo Del Norte, Frank Jonsson, Jerry Lacey, Jimmy Marino, Million Eyes, Peter Sandberg, Raymond Grouse, and Wendel Scherer for the music featured in this episode. Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The crew leans into discovery. Cybin spends some time with Eve to help her self actualize through self discovery via the mycelium that makes up his body. Luca dives deeper into the under dock to discover the many secrets that lie waiting beneath the thrash of the Wildsea. Reverend Rise spends some time investigating Eve's knife and seeks out answers to those who might now history best. Venick is still somewhere deep in (the) Morca, doing only God knows what. Listener warning: contains depictions of drug use. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, and Dylan Belardinelli. Special Thanks to: Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Grant Newman, Johannes Bornlof, Jimmy Marino, Fabien Tell,DEX 1200, Howard Harper-Barnes, Bonnie Grace, Drift Far Away, Gabriel Lewis, Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, and Sun Chime for the music featured in this episode. Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The crew meets Eve, their new Whisper Master. Luca, Cybin, and Reverend Rise meet a mysterious stranger that has boarded their ship seeking refuge. In a moment of heated action, Venick gets sucked into one of the many internal orifices inside (the) Morca, therefore justifying Michael's busy schedule. Cybin and Rise make a deal with Captain "Crazy" Lulu Huckabee. Luca explores the dark and mysterious underdocks. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, and Dylan Belardinelli. Special Thanks to: Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Anna Dager, Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Bonn Fields, Edward Karl Hanson, Howard Harper-Barnes, Leimoti, Jimmy Marino, Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, and Hampus Naeselius for the music featured in this episode. Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The crew does a montage. With some downtime before the last party that sets off the race, the gang decides to spend some time gathering resources that they may need later on. Venick fills his vials with a bunch of gobbledy-gook. Luca makes a new, dangerous friend. Cybin adds some extra protection to The Morca for deep sea diving. Reverend Rise makes a solid impression upon another captain in an act of pure strength. Oh, and Jarvis the Thief discovers the true meaning of "A Bad Place to Shit Yourself." Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant. Special Thanks to: Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Stefan Belrose, Bonn Fields, Bonnie Grace, Raymond Grouse and Jimmy Marino for the music featured in this episode. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The crew makes some new friends. Luca plays captain and decides to enter the Captain Quarters. Venick, Rise, and Cybin make friends in The Knot. Luca makes a handful of allies, although some have promised to kill him later on. Venick reveals what he knows to the oldest Crash on the Wildsea in hopes of gaining a dangerous friend. Oh, and Jimmy was there, too. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, Michael Thomas Grant, and special guest Jimmy Marino. Special Thanks to: Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Bonnie Grace, Edward Karl Hanson, Howard Harper-Barnes, Martin Klem, Jimmy Marino, and Tears For Fears for the music featured in this episode. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

A crew united at last preps for the journey ahead. Cybin and Luca introduce Reverend Rise and Venick to (The) Morca. The crew is gifted a Whisper Maker from the Wishmakers. Luca gets to the bottom of his talking map conundrum. Rise, Venick, and Cybin go to The Knot to make alliances with some of the captain involved in The Final Race. No one wants to actually be a Captain. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant Special Thanks to: Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. David Celeste, Adriel Fair, Bonnie Grace, Howard Harper-Barnes, Jerry Lacey, Taomito, and Alexandrea Woodward for the music featured in this episode via Epidemic Sound. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The racers have gathered on the docks to prepare for the race, which means fights are starting to break out among the more unruly captains. Venick, Cybin, and Luca have been caught up in an explosion from none other than Jarvis "The Thief", the notorious Captain of The Roach who threatens the Wildsea with his homemade explosives. Reverend Rise bounces to the commotion as fast as he can on his Moon Shoes to put an end to the fight. The players face their first battle and unite to form the crew of (The) Morca. Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant Special Thanks to: Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Bonnie Grace, Nikki Gee, Daniel Fridell, Sven Lindvall, and Alec Slayne for the music featured in this episode via Epidemic Sound. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The story has been set, the racers are ready, and the Wildsea is stirring with anticipation at the start of The Final Race. Our very first actual play episode of Storm Of Whispers, where we meet the heroes of our journey across the Wildsea. We pull into dock with Luca and Cybin aboard The Morca, we witness Reverend Rise descend from the Cities of Ascension onto the Wishmaker's Dock, and we see the exiled Venick retaliate against his former ship, the Tiniox Ellineet. The characters come together to participate in the race in hopes of being the crew that can gather all of the Wishmaker's trinkets first and bring them back to have their wishes come true. But time is of the essence. The Horizon death cult wish is coming to fruition and the world will be destroyed by the beings on the moon if someone doesn't wish them away. Will the winners of the race wish for the safety of the Wildsea, or will this really be The Final Race? Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant Special Thanks to: Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme. Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Bonn Fields, Howard Harper-Barnes, Edgar Hopp, Magnus Ludvigsson, Wendel Scherer, Francis Wells, and Alexandra Woodward for the music featured in this episode via Epidemic Sound. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

Will, Dylan, and Sam take on the roles of three sperate personalities within the deranged Detective John Body as we play Everyone Is John. A one page RPG where players fight for the control of one person's consciousness while trying to complete their objectives as many times as possible to score points. In this story, our players are tasked with solving the murder of Blubion Doug Vlaferdin, a wealthy oil Barron who has been found dead with gardening sheers stabbed deep into his back. The Barron's most loyal friends, lovers, and house keepers are gathered together and questioned by the famous and mysterious (and mysteriously famous) Detective John Body. Will the detective solve the case before the killer strikes again, or will he perish due to his complete lack of competency and coherency? Find out in today's episode of Everyone Is John! Featured in the episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, and Dylan Belardinelli. Special Thanks to:. Lindsey Prata for Roll Play Game's album art and logo. The various artists on Epidemic Sound for the music featured in this episode. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The conclusion of the zombie apocalypse game, The Cracker Barrel Has Fallen, a one page survival horror rpg that takes place in a Waffle House designed by OopsAllSmurph. Featured in the episode: Dylan Belardinelli , Anna Brown, Hailey Hayes, Kay Hayes, Michael Thomas Grant, and Joe Prata. Special Thanks to: Jimmy Marino for the RPG One Shot theme music. Lindsey Meyer for Roll Play Game's album art and logo. Francisco Alvear, Michael Ramir C, David Fesliyan, Eugenio Mininni, and Ahjay Stelino for the music featured in this episode. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

The perpetuation of the zombie apocalypse game, The Cracker Barrel Has Fallen, a one page survival horror rpg that takes place in a Waffle House designed by OopsAllSmurph. Featured in the episode: Dylan Belardinelli , Anna Brown, Hailey Hayes, Kay Hayes, Michael Thomas Grant, and Joe Prata. Special Thanks to: Jimmy Marino for the RPG One Shot theme music. Lindsey Meyer for Roll Play Game's album art and logo. Francisco Alvear, Michael Ramir C, David Fesliyan, Eugenio Mininni, and Ahjay Stelino for the music featured in this episode. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.

There were some odd wishes that came from the race. Some that changed the shape of the landscape, for sure, but then some that, well, seemed a bit odd. That one fellow wanted a cannon. Daft as a muck-crow, that one. Then that business with the resorts. I've never been fond of a tourist trap, but it is hard to deny that Allyzen Quezo has some of the best pizza on the whole world. Episode three of Storm of Whispers is a continuation of our worldbuilding sessions of Microscope. The gang discusses some of the most influential wishes that have come out of The Race. We finally address the cannon to the moon, we talk about the big cheese of tourism, the even bigger cheese at the top, and a monstrous pun that actually causes a rage quit. Featured in this episode: Joe Prata, Will Mercer, Sam Gullo, Dylan Belardinelli, and Michael Thomas Grant Special Thanks to: Jimmy Marino for the Storm of Whispers theme and the music featured in this episode. Lindsey Meyer and Michael Thomas Grant for the Storm of Whispers album art. Klankbeeld for the forest sounds at the start of the episode. Felix Isaacs for the use of The Wildsea RPG. Ben Robbins for the use of Microscope RPG. Thank you for listening! Find all of our socials on our Website. Support us directly at Patreon.