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This is the conclusion of Afterlife. All is revealed. Musical Feature:  “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald Poetic Feature:  “The Problem of Time” written by Maxximillian Dafoe (of course!) Do you have questions or comments about this story? Ask! I will answer. Rant! Rave! Discuss! I am your audience. Did  you like this episode? Yes? Yes! Leave me a review on iTunes. It really does make a difference. I appreciate each subscription and every 5-star review. And if you want to take your support a step further, visit my page on Patreon where you can slide me a greenback or two with a guarantee that your contribution will be greatly appreciated, and crowed about. If you’d like something special from me, like an autographed copy of this book when it comes out before they even go on sale, you can get it and more by becoming my patron. Visit Patreon.com/maxximillian and become my patron for access to exclusive patron-only content, early delivery of upcoming episodes, and much more. Did you know that I have more than one fiction podcast? So much more is coming, and it’s coming for YOU. Take a peek, and help if you can. I would love to hear from you.   AFTERLIFE, a paranormal satire by Maxximillian Dafoe Mollyville on Pinterest Maxximillian on Tumblr Dopamine releasing SomaFM internet radio (with no ads ever) Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe LEAVE A REVIEW

Karen arrives at the Afterlife, is greeted by a surprising number of familiar faces – some more fresh in her memory than others, and is relieved to discover that (wherever she is) drinks are free.   Poetic Feature: “What Can I Say” Music in this episode: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald   Visit patreon.com/maxximillian for access to additional content including instantly downloadable digital goodies and more.       MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN Mollyville Dystopian Suspense Audio Drama Maxximillian Presents: Thematic   Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe  

Karen and Richard mingle among Cassandra’s party guests. Unsavory characters lurk in the shadows. Worlds collide as Richard makes Karen another offer she can’t refuse.  What’s your policy on the truth? Do you believe in the validity of a half-truth? What about half the truth?   For details on how to lend your support to the host of this podcast, your friendly scribe, Maxximillian Dafoe, visit Patreon.com/Maxximillian. I’d love to hear from you.   LINKS FOR THIS EPISODE AFTERLIFE, a paranormal satire by Maxximillian Dafoe Mollyville on Pinterest Maxximillian on Tumblr Dopamine releasing SomaFM internet radio (with no ads ever) Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe LEAVE A REVIEW BUY THE BOOK TWEET THE AUTHOR

Cassandra’s party is in full swing. Jimmy explores his wardrobe options; and gets a crash course in the limitlessness of positive expectation coupled with a creative mind. This week’s episode features Rich Man in the Sky by Otis McDonald. Did  you like this episode? Yes? Yes! Leave me a review on iTunes. It really does make a difference. I appreciate each subscription and every 5-star review. And if you want to take your support a step further, visit my page on Patreon where you can slide me a greenback or two with a guarantee that your contribution will be greatly appreciated, and crowed about. If you’d like something special from me, like an autographed copy of this book when it comes out before they even go on sale, you can get it and more by becoming my patron. Visit Patreon.com/maxximillian for details. Can’t wait until next week to find out what happens?  Consider buying the book… AFTERLIFE (Bedtime Stories for the Intellectually Adventurous, Book 2) by Maxximillian Dafoe, available now on Amazon. Episode Topics If you could instantly go back to any age (but remain in the present, retaining all you now know) what age would you choose? Why that age—what is special about that particular age for you? What are 3 things you’d choose differently? How do you imagine each of those changes would impact your life?   I would love to hear from you.   LINKS FOR THIS EPISODE  AFTERLIFE, a paranormal satire by Maxximillian Dafoe Mollyville on Pinterest Maxximillian on Tumblr Dopamine releasing SomaFM internet radio (with no ads ever) Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe LEAVE A REVIEW

  What’s the best way to remember what you dreamed about upon waking? Find out in this week’s episode of The Afterlife Podcast.   What do you do with your dreams upon waking? Do you write them down? Do you use a dream dictionary? How do you explain dreams? What are dreams really?   This week’s episode features Rich Man in the Sky by Otis McDonald. Did  you like this episode? Yes? Yes! Leave me a review on iTunes. It really does make a difference. Can’t wait until next week to find out what happens?  Consider buying the book… AFTERLIFE (Bedtime Stories for the Intellectually Adventurous, Book 2) by Maxximillian Dafoe, available now on Amazon—if you’d like an autographed copy of this book when it comes out—before they even go on sale!—you can get it and more by becoming my patron. Visit Patreon.com/maxximillian for details. I would love to hear from you.   AFTERLIFE, a paranormal satire by Maxximillian Dafoe   Mollyville on Pinterest Maxximillian on Tumblr Dopamine releasing SomaFM internet radio (with no ads ever) Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe   LEAVE A REVIEW  

Jimmy arrives at the afterlife; an old-timer breaks down the nature of  human experience in terms we can all understand.   Have you ever wondered what the afterlife looks like? Have you ever wondered where you go when you fall asleep? Where do you fall to? Those dreams where you’re falling—you know the ones—where just before you hit the ground, you wake up with a jolt? Where are you falling from?   Find out in this week’s episode of The Afterlife Podcast when dead man walking Jimmy Jennings finally figures out how to get into the Afterlife. There’s a nice reminder in this episode about the nature of personal reality. I hope you find it right on time.   This week’s episode features Rich Man in the Sky by Otis McDonald.    Did  you like this episode? Yes? Yes! Leave me a review on iTunes. It really does make a difference. I appreciate each subscription and every 5-star review. And if you want to take your support a step further, visit my page on patreon where you can slide me a greenback or two with a guarantee that your contribution will be greatly appreciated, and crowed about.  Can’t wait until next week to find out what happens?  Consider buying the book… AFTERLIFE (Bedtime Stories for the Intellectually Adventurous, Book 2) by Maxximillian Dafoe, available now on Amazon.       Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe   LEAVE A REVIEW  

After an entire day and night of binge drinking, Cassandra hits rock bottom. Dead Jimmy Jennings finds himself in a woman’s bed for the first time in twenty years. Will he rise to the occasion? Or go out like a chump? Discussed in this episode: • How to use your intuition as a guide • Useful herbs for energy clearing • Unspoken roles in domestic service relationships • Using mental commands to establish active patterns during sleep Also mentioned in this episode: • Eiderdown • Hypersomnia • Derek Rose pajamas • Delta waves • White sage • Nag champa • The human heart-mind • Silverlake, California • Cashmere “He’d lived a half-life, all the while thinking he had been the man. He was revolted at the indignities he’d perpetrated and contrite about the ways that he’d cheated himself, all the while thinking he’d been clever. He’d almost gone his whole life unable to see.”   Visit the Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 13: Lay Your Head On My Pillow episode page for related content and episode extras. For all episodes of Afterlife Modern Radio Drama visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com/afterlife-modern-radio-drama.   Are you enjoying this story? Show me your love with a 5-star iTunes review!   » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is based on the book AFTERLIFE by Maxximillian Dafoe—read the first 7 chapters free, tap here. » Award-nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a paranormal satire from Maxximillian Dafoe, the creator of the Mollyville dystopian fantasy series. For more from Maxximillian Dafoe visit maxximilliandafoe.com; for podcasts from Maxximillian Dafoe visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com. » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 13: Lay Your Head On My Pillow Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Best practices and helpful habits to enhance your life and boost your creativity, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my contact form where you can leave me a message or tweet at me with just one tap. Subscribe on iTunes… (While you’re there, I hope you’ll leave me a kind review!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC (Edutainment Podcast) Listen NOW: Escape to your dystopian fantasy in this trailer for Mollyville Modern Radio Drama with an introduction to our protagonist, the man with a heart of gold and a dark past — “Meet Bjorn Olsen” (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!)

The Leventhal family ghosts show up at Cassandra’s fancy cocktail party. Karen, unwittingly, makes contact with ‘the other side’. The problems of hip-hop discussed; Karen advances an evolutionary theory. Ideas Advanced The problems of hip-hop: Vox Populi How our personal attitudes can spark a shift in hip-hop culture from ‘me-first’ to a new paradigm The Ageless Vegan The degenerative effects of meat consumption Referenced/Mentioned in this episode Why The Caged Bird Sings Delusions of grandeur Learned behavior Swarovski YouTube Veganism Obesity Clogged Arteries Diabetes “In Karen’s opinion, people intoxicated to that level of self-absorption were beyond help. Being considerate of others was learned behavior, but people rarely took it upon themselves to learn new behaviors unless there was a potential benefit that would foreseeably be received. A change in perspective that inspired sharing the spotlight and hyping each other (instead of the crowd) seemed unlikely within an entire culture that promoted showboating instead of teamwork, giving birth to a caucus of audacious, self-proclaimed virtuosi mistaking record sales for talent, oblivious of how they occur to the rest of the world like special needs children concerned only with their own enjoyment of things.” Music in this episode is from Otis McDonald: “Rich Man In The Sky” Mentioned in this episode… How to heal from a break up (friendship, business partnership and/or romantic) Flagrant abuse: What It Means Ways to recognize a pathological liar What kind of people make the most dangerous friends Versions of the truth: How much to share? Also mentioned: Ultimat Vodka, hair weaves, tight jeans, Apple Pay   Visit the Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 12: Why The Caged Bird Sings episode page for related content and episode extras. For all episodes of Afterlife Modern Radio Drama visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com/afterlife-modern-radio-drama.   Are you enjoying this story? Show me your love with a 5-star iTunes review!   » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is based on the book AFTERLIFE by Maxximillian Dafoe—read the first 7 chapters free, tap here. » Award-nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a paranormal satire from Maxximillian Dafoe, the creator of the Mollyville dystopian fantasy series. For more from Maxximillian Dafoe visit maxximilliandafoe.com; for podcasts from Maxximillian Dafoe visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com. » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 12: Why The Caged Bird Sings Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Best practices and helpful habits to enhance your life and boost your creativity, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my contact form where you can leave me a message or tweet at me with just one tap. Subscribe on iTunes… (While you’re there, I hope you’ll leave me a kind review!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC (Edutainment Podcast) Listen NOW: Escape to your dystopian fantasy in this trailer for Mollyville Modern Radio Drama with an introduction to our protagonist, the man with a heart of gold and a dark past — “Meet Bjorn Olsen” (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!)

  Karen uses her celebrity status to get herself and Richard invited into a rap mogul’s house party where a hip-hop legend makes a surprise appearance. Karen and Richard crash Cassandra’s open house; Karen recognizes a convicted felon. Mentioned in this episode… The Woodsman (2004) Megan’s Law California’s Megan’s Law Sex Offender Locator Melrose Place (1992-1999) Also mentioned: Snoop Dogg, sadism, dopamine, vinyl, gin and juice, a flying fire-breathing dragon, charred human remains, messy titties, french fries, Silverlake Reservoir “Unfortunately for the man, his intended victim was a rape survivor; she’d beat the man senseless then left him unconscious and hanging by a thread to his life, for the cops to pick up. When the incident happened, the neighborhood newspaper had run a story on it, but of course, they’d left out all the juicy parts saying only that: THE POLICE HAVE ARRESTED A MAN ACCUSED OF ATTACKING FEMALE JOGGERS and that THE ARREST WAS MADE FOLLOWING A LOCAL WOMAN’S RESPONSE TO A PUBLIC APPEAL FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE IDENTITY OF A KNOWN CRIMINAL. Hardly at all what happened.” Music in this episode is from Otis McDonald: “Rich Man In The Sky” Mentioned in this episode… How to heal from a break up (friendship, business partnership and/or romantic) Flagrant abuse: What It Means Ways to recognize a pathological liar What kind of people make the most dangerous friends Versions of the truth: How much to share? Also mentioned: Ultimat Vodka, hair weaves, tight jeans, Apple Pay   Visit the Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 11: Popping Bottles episode page for related content and episode extras. For all episodes of Afterlife Modern Radio Drama visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com/afterlife-modern-radio-drama.   Are you enjoying this story? Show me your love with a 5-star iTunes review!   » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is based on the book AFTERLIFE by Maxximillian Dafoe—read the first 7 chapters free, tap here. » Award-nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a paranormal satire from Maxximillian Dafoe, the creator of the Mollyville dystopian fantasy series. For more from Maxximillian Dafoe visit maxximilliandafoe.com; for podcasts from Maxximillian Dafoe visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com. » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 11: Popping Bottles Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Best practices and helpful habits to enhance your life and boost your creativity, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my contact form where you can leave me a message or tweet at me with just one tap. Subscribe on iTunes… (While you’re there, I hope you’ll leave me a kind review!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC (Edutainment Podcast) Listen NOW: Escape to your dystopian fantasy in this trailer for Mollyville Modern Radio Drama with an introduction to our protagonist, the man with a heart of gold and a dark past — “Meet Bjorn Olsen” (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!)

  Against her better judgement Karen accepts Richard’s bribe to gatecrash a popular rap mogul’s Beverly Hills garden party. “For the past year, Karen had been enjoying enviable personal success—she hadn’t made any announcements about it, but anyone who knew her could see that her life had undergone a dramatic change. She appeared on magazine covers and Good Morning America, NPR, and was even on the Final Level Podcast and Howard Stern. Every time Karen saw her own face on a cover or heard her name mentioned in pop news, she felt energized knowing that all the misguided people who’d pissed on her, dissed her and left her frustrated would see her name too; as far as closure was concerned, she let that be enough. There were a number of toxic people Karen had stopped associating herself with; it had been a harbinger of her success.” Music in this episode is from Otis McDonald: Rich Man In The Sky Mentioned in this episode… How to heal from a break up (friendship, business partnership and/or romantic) Flagrant abuse: What It Means Ways to recognize a pathological liar What kind of people make the most dangerous friends Versions of the truth: How much to share? Also mentioned: Ultimat Vodka, hair weaves, tight jeans, Apple Pay   » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is based on the book AFTERLIFE by Maxximillian Dafoe—read the first 7 chapters free, tap here. » Award-nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a paranormal satire from Maxximillian Dafoe, the creator of the Mollyville dystopian fantasy series. For more from Maxximillian Dafoe visit maxximilliandafoe.com; for podcasts from Maxximillian Dafoe visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com. » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 10: Floor-Seat Hater Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Best practices and helpful habits to enhance your life and boost your creativity, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my contact form where you can leave me a message or tweet at me with just one tap. Follow the links below to listen on iTunes… (While you’re there, I hope you’ll leave me a kind review!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC Listen NOW: Escape to your dystopian fantasy in this trailer for Mollyville Modern Radio Drama with an introduction to our protagonist, the man with a heart of gold and a dark past — “Meet Bjorn Olsen” (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!)

  Envy betrays its host in subversive ways, when good friends go bad; Karen makes an attempt to escape wretched Richard, and the toxic friendship that just won’t end.. “Karen and Richard used to be friends. Though—as far as Karen was concerned—they weren’t anymore. This was partly because Richard had the social graces of a housefly, but on a deeper level Karen knew that Richard was an undercover hater and dangerous to be around, not because she openly wanted to harm Karen but because Richard didn’t have it in her to truly be happy for anyone she felt was doing better than herself. Richard reminded Karen of Fredo Corleone in The Godfather, capricious and troubled—a liability. A person’s recklessness wasn’t like a talisman they could wear that would put themselves alone in harm’s way yet allow safety for others. Recklessness was more like a fart, an airborne malfeasance traveling in the wake of its agent, an invisible assailant. Envy betrays its host in subversive ways. ” » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is based on the book AFTERLIFE by Maxximillian Dafoe—read the first 7 chapters free, tap here. » Award-nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a paranormal satire from Maxximillian Dafoe, the creator of the Mollyville dystopian fantasy series. For more from Maxximillian Dafoe visit maxximilliandafoe.com; for podcasts from Maxximillian Dafoe visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com. » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 9: Real Pain For My Sham Friends Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald » Poems: Before Me; One Trick Pony; In Musica Est Super » Music: Rich Man In The Sky by Otis McDonald Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Best practices and helpful habits to enhance your life and boost your creativity, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my contact form where you can leave me a message or tweet at me with just one tap. Follow the links below to listen on iTunes… (While you’re there, I hope you’ll leave me a kind review!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC Listen NOW: When Your Thoughts Are Like A Bad Neighborhood: How-To Evoke Mental Sunshine While Facing A Painful Memory — “Inner Visions” (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!)

  At the Leventhal estate, Jimmy snoops through Cassandra’s things, the fog begins to clear. Jimmy realizes that he’s famous.   “Had Jimmy been born a woman, he’d always thought he’d have had an addiction to high-heeled shoes. Digging through Cassandra’s panties, he now found lingerie more appealing. Jimmy looked at the final drawer and hoped for something good. Something juicy. What he found was more panties. All of them black, all of them lace. All deadly expensive, surely. Jimmy had spent some serious coin in Agent Provocateur one Christmas; he wasn’t familiar with the brand of Cassandra’s lingerie but could tell by the style of her underwear that it was pricy. When it came to lingerie, Jimmy found that the retail price had an indirect relationship to functionality. So, these see-thru lace panties—if they’re even still called that at this high a level—so delicate they look like they were stitched by spiders, with two transparent sashes attached to the inner waistband that crisscrossed framing the wearer’s navel in a triangle, must have come with insurance papers. The faintest hint of rose hit Jimmy in the face. He scooped up a fistful of Cassandra’s underwear in his hands and pulled it to his nostrils. He inhaled, deeply. And that’s when he felt the shift in atmosphere. He wasn’t alone.”   » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is based on the book AFTERLIFE by Maxximillian Dafoe—read the first 7 chapters free, tap here. » Award-nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a paranormal satire from Maxximillian Dafoe, the creator of the Mollyville dystopian fantasy series. For more from Maxximillian Dafoe visit maxximilliandafoe.com; for podcasts from Maxximillian Dafoe visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com. » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 8: Fame Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Best practices and helpful habits to enhance your life and boost your creativity, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my contact form where you can leave me a message or tweet at me with just one tap. Follow the links below to listen on iTunes… (While you’re there, I hope you’ll leave me a kind review!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC Listen NOW: Escape to your dystopian fantasy in this trailer for Mollyville Modern Radio Drama with an introduction to our protagonist, the man with a heart of gold and a dark past — “Meet Bjorn Olsen” (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!)

  “Tuxedo shirts. Jimmy had hit the motherload. This was a man’s closet through and through. Nice brands. Better than Jimmy had ever been able to afford. Alexander McQueen, Balmain, Tom Ford. During his lifetime, he’d gotten into Dolce & Gabbana and Michael Kors but the jackets that hung before him now—each silently begging to be chosen—had been his next-level wardrobe daydreams. Jimmy made a slow chopping motion in the air and passed his hand between two Tom Ford tuxedos hanging side-by-side, the first was the  medium blue color of denim, the other was cerulean blue. Classy threads, but in pimp colors. Jimmy couldn’t wait to lay eyes on this guy.” » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is based on the book AFTERLIFE by Maxximillian Dafoe—read the first 7 chapters free, tap here. » Award-nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a paranormal satire from Maxximillian Dafoe, the creator of the Mollyville dystopian fantasy series. For more from Maxximillian Dafoe visit maxximilliandafoe.com; for podcasts from Maxximillian Dafoe visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com. » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 7: Hustle & Flow Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Best practices and helpful habits to enhance your life and boost your creativity, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my contact form where you can leave me a message or tweet at me with just one tap. Follow the links below to listen on iTunes… (While you’re there, I hope you’ll leave me a kind review!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC Listen NOW: When Your Thoughts Are Like A Bad Neighborhood: How-To Evoke Mental Sunshine While Facing A Painful Memory — “Inner Visions” (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!)

  In this episode of Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Jimmy swoons in the lap of luxury; the mystery of the vodka drinker: solved. “The woman in the uniform draped her hands loosely around the girl’s shoulders, clearly feeling protective. Jimmy wondered if the woman could somehow sense his presence and was responding to low level fears as a result of his effect on the atmosphere.” » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is based on the book AFTERLIFE by Maxximillian Dafoe—read the first 7 chapters free, tap here. » Award-nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a paranormal satire from Maxximillian Dafoe, the creator of the Mollyville dystopian fantasy series. For more from Maxximillian Dafoe visit maxximilliandafoe.com; for podcasts from Maxximillian Dafoe visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com. » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 6: The Glamorous Life Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Best practices and helpful habits to enhance your life and boost your creativity, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my contact form where you can leave me a message or tweet at me with just one tap. Follow the links below to listen on iTunes… (While you’re there, I hope you’ll leave me a kind review!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC Listen NOW: When Your Thoughts Are Like A Bad Neighborhood: How-To Evoke Mental Sunshine While Facing A Painful Memory — “Inner Visions” — a teaser from Mollyville Modern Radio Drama! (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!)

  The corpse of Jimmy Jennings arrives at the morgue. The ghost of Jimmy Jennings meets another ghost, weighs his options and hitches a ride with a familiar face. “At the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Mortuary and Crematorium the van dropped Jimmy off. He followed his old meat-cage inside, but stopped at the entrance to the fridge. He didn’t need to go in there. Besides, there might be something in there he didn’t want to see … like someone who’d undergone an autopsy. It was what it was, but still… He didn’t want to see all that. Instead, he walked through the empty hallways. At the end of the same corridor in which he stood, he saw a woman in a hospital gown—another ghost. He put up one hand: an empathetic greeting in acknowledgement of their ostensibly similar situations; he couldn’t bring himself to smile or wave. She returned his salute. He wondered if she knew she was dead. She grinned. Yes, Jimmy postulated, she knew. He wondered how long the woman had been here. Hers must be another body in the cooler. One of the technicians had come out of the fridge from storing a new guest when he’d arrived. Jimmy supposed that a good-natured ghostly associate was better than a shrieking or weeping one; all the same, he wondered what she was grinning about. So far, Jimmy hadn’t found any of this amusing. He wasn’t feeling depressed about being dead—actually, he was glad to be finally moving around. Now that he had left his house he wanted to be away from his body too, but Jimmy didn’t have any ideas about what to do next.” » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is based on the book AFTERLIFE by Maxximillian Dafoe—read the first 7 chapters free, tap here. » Award-nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a paranormal satire from Maxximillian Dafoe, the creator of the Mollyville dystopian fantasy series. For more from Maxximillian Dafoe visit maxximilliandafoe.com; for podcasts from Maxximillian Dafoe visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com. » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 5: Hollywood Forever Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Best practices and helpful habits to enhance your life and boost your creativity, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my contact form where you can leave me a message or tweet at me with just one tap. Follow the links below to listen on iTunes… (While you’re there, I hope you’ll leave me a kind review!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC Listen NOW: Here’s your 2-minute pep talk — Encouraging words to light you up from the inside out! (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!)

  Rory Jennings explains male menopause, and why he didn’t divorce Jimmy’s mother (even though he wanted to for years). Jimmy revisits Brazil for a holiday. “Some years he’d been able to find a like-minded travel mate, someone eager to escape holidays, the smell of family, love and the lack thereof. Jimmy would hire a limousine and hit whatever nightclubs in town he’d heard mentioned in rap songs, or that were otherwise known to be frequented by celebrities. Even if it was a place they ‘used to go’ he still wanted to have a little taste.” » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is based on the book AFTERLIFE by Maxximillian Dafoe—read the first 7 chapters free, tap here. » Award-nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a paranormal satire from Maxximillian Dafoe, the creator of the Mollyville dystopian fantasy series. For more from Maxximillian Dafoe visit maxximilliandafoe.com; for podcasts from Maxximillian Dafoe visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com. » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 04: Manopause Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Best practices and helpful habits to enhance your life and boost your creativity, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my contact form where you can leave me a message or tweet at me with just one tap. Follow the links below to listen on iTunes… (While you’re there, I hope you’ll leave me a kind review!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC Listen NOW: Here’s your 2-minute pep talk — Encouraging words to light you up from the inside out! (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!) Want some visuals on AFTERLIFE? Check out the pins on Maxximillian’s AFTERLIFE pinboards on Pinterest and take a look around Jimmy’s old room at pinterest.com/maxximillian/jimmys-old-room.

  Jimmy recovers some disturbing personal items; ‘the one who got away’ comes back to haunt the ghost of a dead man. “Wounded pride had funneled all but two things from Jimmy’s mind: money and new pussy—as much of both as he could get. Between the money he made doing special events catering and modeling jobs, he could afford to go to Skybar; to buy himself and a few ladies drinks if he wanted, but a few drinks didn’t go very far—on what he was earning bottle service was out of his price range at any venue. He switched his routine bar-hopping to strictly meeting women online. This cost him no money upfront but they’d usually end up at a restaurant afterward—Jimmy wasn’t a cheapskate, he wouldn’t let his dates pay—so he’d end up in a similar situation: feeling pressed for cash. After a time or two most women got bored with his stay-at-home dates and started seeing some other guy. Without more money, Jimmy realized that he’d always end up losing to the other guy—the guy with more money, a better car, better clothes … the guy who could give his girl more expensive (and more frequent) presents, afford better restaurants—that guy … Jimmy was tired of losing to that guy—Jimmy wanted to BE that guy.” » Based on the book AFTERLIFE by Maxximillian Dafoe—read the first 7 chapters free, tap here. » Award-nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a paranormal satire from Maxximillian Dafoe, the creator of the Mollyville dystopian fantasy series. For more from Maxximillian Dafoe visit maxximilliandafoe.com; for podcasts from Maxximillian Dafoe visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com. » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 03: Hide And Seek Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Best practices and helpful habits to enhance your life and boost your creativity, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my contact form where you can leave me a message or tweet at me with just one tap. Follow the links below to listen on iTunes… (While you’re there, I hope you’ll leave me a kind review!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC Listen NOW: Here’s your 2-minute pep talk — Even more encouraging words to light you up from the inside out! (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!)

  In this episode of Afterlife Modern Radio Drama, Jimmy Jennings takes inventory of the remnants of his lifestyle, recovers some contraband in his old room and recollects a childhood victory. “Jimmy realized what had happened the moment he woke up without being in excruciating pain. It was, of course, too much to hope that after so many years of being ineffective, the pain medication he’d been taking had finally worked. So, he’d understood his situation before he even sat up and looked around. He was dead.” » Award-nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a paranormal satire from Maxximillian Dafoe, the creator of the Mollyville dystopian fantasy series. For more from Maxximillian Dafoe visit maxximilliandafoe.com; for podcasts visit podcasts.maxximilliandafoe.com. » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 2: The Loneliest Number Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Best practices and helpful habits to enhance your life and boost your creativity, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my contact form where you can leave me a message or tweet at me with just one tap. Follow the links below to listen on iTunes… (While you’re there, I hope you’ll leave me a kind review!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC Listen NOW: Here’s your 2-minute pep talk — More encouraging words to light you up from the inside out! (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!)

  “The city of angels is an ironic nickname for a town with a reputation for being full to the brim with liars, fakes and a*$holes. Every year, thousands of people from all over the world immigrate to Los Angeles. Over fourteen-thousand people arrive every month to try to make their way, either in Hollywood or just to someplace with better weather. Immigrants to Los Angeles give up their proximity to family—and in some cases spouses, children and lifelong friends—to pursue their dream of fame, wealth, or just a job that pays decent money. They sacrifice a lot just to get here. Some of them find their way; others get distracted in the din of life as a waiter at Boa and entirely forget that they came to Los Angeles to pursue an artistic career. And it’s these people who are the assholes.” » Afterlife Modern Radio Drama Episode 01: City of Angels Musical Feature: “Rich Man In The Sky” by Otis McDonald Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is written, produced and performed by Maxximillian Dafoe. Afterlife Modern Radio Drama is a Raven + Crow production. Interested in show notes? Do you like episode extras? For links to things and people mentioned in the episode and shiny shoots into the rabbit hole of internet goodies visit my blog and the podcast pages below where you’ll find everything of everything, including show notes, and related links for all episodes. MORE FROM MAXXIMILLIAN DAFOE Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast Novels by Maxximillian Dafoe   Are you a creative? Join my mailing list — When I find excellent things I like to share them. Get these gems in your inbox. Helpful information, books, videos, and well-vetted articles—positive perspectives you’ll appreciate. Connect with me at twitter.com/maxximillian, facebook.com/maxximilliandafoe, and instagram.com/imaxximillian—my favorite place to connect on social media. Do you love Instagram? Say hello by tagging me on a post of you doing something you love! And if you’d like to drop me a line one-to-one you can always use the contact form on the frontpage of my website to send me a message, or tap here to be transported to my message sender via invisible flying magic carpet.   Listen on iTunes… (while you’re there, maybe leave me a kind review—hint hint!) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC, an edutainment podcast featuring topics interesting to creatives Award-Nominated Afterlife Paranormal Modern Radio Drama Mollyville Dystopian Modern Radio Drama Caveat: The Mollyville Dystopian Audio Drama employs frank language and provocative themes. It is intended for a mature audience. Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, particularly in stories set in the future. Some of the most famous examples are 1984 and Brave New World. Dystopian societies appear in many subgenres of fiction and are often used to draw attention to real-world issues regarding society, environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, ethics, science, and/or technology. Subscribe via RSS… Mollyville Modern Radio Drama (Dystopian Romance) Award-Nominated Afterlife Modern Radio Drama (Paranormal Satire) Maxximillian Presents: THEMATIC Listen NOW: Here’s your 2-minute pep talk — Encouraging words to light you up from the inside out! (Go ahead and give it a tap, you know you’re curious!)