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dreamcrystals2022-04-09 06:51 pm
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Audio Broadcast | April 9th
Hello and good afternoon, everyone! Thank you for tuning into 66.6 AM! I'm Alastor, your host and local Radio Demon!
Things have been quite exciting this week, haven't they? An influx of technology and the current Flower Festival certainly spice up this little dream world of ours! I for one have been enjoying the lead-up to all of this with the Flower King and Queen elections. One of the candidates in particular was quite entertaining by attempting to bribe favors for votes!
I asked for the election results in time for the broadcast but sadly was turned down since the organizers wanted to do a formal crowning for the announcement. One more night of speculation on all our parts, it seems! C'est la vie!
Instead, I've got a treat for you tonight, ladies and gentlemen: Luca Balsa has volunteered as a guest tonight to discuss his attempts at building generators for consistent electricity!
But first, here's the Glenn Miller Orchestra with "Moonlight Serenade"!
Things have been quite exciting this week, haven't they? An influx of technology and the current Flower Festival certainly spice up this little dream world of ours! I for one have been enjoying the lead-up to all of this with the Flower King and Queen elections. One of the candidates in particular was quite entertaining by attempting to bribe favors for votes!
I asked for the election results in time for the broadcast but sadly was turned down since the organizers wanted to do a formal crowning for the announcement. One more night of speculation on all our parts, it seems! C'est la vie!
Instead, I've got a treat for you tonight, ladies and gentlemen: Luca Balsa has volunteered as a guest tonight to discuss his attempts at building generators for consistent electricity!
But first, here's the Glenn Miller Orchestra with "Moonlight Serenade"!