MW reads chapter 22 of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’sCourt.

Triple 7 composed, arranged and recorded by Josh Morris,2023. https://open.spotify.com/album/0b0IN7LoPz9QO9DlUXFC02?si=a32fcf882b694d63

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MW reads from multiple sessions of MNAD&D.

Royalty free music and effects by Nakarada Alexander (Battlefield,Battle Metal), TazDev Music (Heroic Motivational), David Fesliyan (Journey ofDemise, Vengeance, Powerful), Freesound Community (Forest Swamp).

Beltway composed, arranged and recorded by Josh Morris,2023. https://open.spotify.com/album/0b0IN7LoPz9QO9DlUXFC02?si=a32fcf882b694d63

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MW tackles his last versus of the year with this 1992 Cormac McCarthy yarn vs. the 2000 Billy Bob Thornton film.

Angry DM, Basic-to-AD&D Muddle, and more great lit by Mark Twain, Old Times on the Mississippi.

Audio clips from Aliens Earth trailers and On-Set Dispatches, and The Lowdown trailer (all on Youtube).

In his October return, MW reads from multiple sessions ofMNAD&D.

Royalty free music by Nakarada Alexander (Battlefield, BattleMetal, Chivalry Fair, Magic Tavern), TazDev Music (Heroic Motivational), DRMSEQ(That 80s Movie), The Vampires Monster (Horror Strings Ambience Type 1).
Jazz recorded at Peabody Institute, Nov 2024—Josh Morris solo.
Sound effects: RibhavAgrawal (Wolf-Howling), MightUser (Wind-Howling #2), FreesoundCommunity (Forest Swamp).

It is August and it is Versus. Another Cormac McCarthy yarn.

MW enjoys the outdoors as DC Swamp temperatures roll low in August, but he returns to the mic to conclude the Mark Twain cliffhanger. Plus, Session 50 of Monday Night AD&D.

Josh Morris and his ChillQuiet band release a seven-song EP,Full Bloom. Check out here https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/chillquietband/full-bloomand here https://chillquietband.bandcamp.com/album/full-bloom

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Can a book paint a bleaker picture than a moving picture? Inthis edition of Versus, we’ll find out! It is Cormac McCarthy’s The Road versus the 2009 adaptation.