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That was quite good, even setting aside the fact that it combined some of my favorite things, like radio drama and Darwin. I'm glad you put up a reminder; I had made a note to listen and then nonetheless forgot about it until I saw it.
Darwin has a pretty good voice for radio, although Twelve is not a particularly talky character.
I enjoyed this. Darwin's voice reminds me of his father.
Thanks for listening! Our favorite line is when he talks about chipping up a few shots on the green, because he speaks the idiot corporate buzzphrases so smoothly.
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