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Nutmeg Junction Cosmic Ventures 12a Q And A

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Nutmeg Junction Audio Theater presents: Cosmic Ventures 12: Q and A

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Sarvol, Clarke and Geeves are traveling in the puddle jumper to reach a planet when an alien species attempts to communicate through the use of avatars in the form of their former friends.

Directed by Kurt Boucher Music by Robert C. Fullerton

Written by J. Timothy Quirk © 2026 created for community radio

Starring Kurt Boucher, Jason Kulas, AJ Lin and Amanda Yount with Nicole Boucher and Lorena Schmidt

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  1. Nutmeg Junction Cosmic Ventures 12a Q and A

    No date given · 28 min

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  1. Nutmeg Junction Cosmic Ventures 12a Q And A

    Listeners' uploads · J. Timothy Quirk · 1 episode here · archive.org

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