What are you saying, and what are you really saying? How your audio drama says what it says says a lot. This episode, Sarah and Lindsay talk about text and subtext, and some ways to play with it. Also, they'll survive a big cat attack, explore bad urban planning, and teach you the platform exercise.

CONTENT WARNING: Lindsay says one expletive, in reference to casinos.

WARNING and/or BONUS: Contains spoilers for Tin Can Audio's Dungeon Economic Model.
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