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Welcome to the second episode of Ask Deer Abby, Season Two! Abby and Hopper are thrilled to be offering advice (and puns) to some brand new animal friends. Someone better call up Nick Jonas because the theme for this week’s episode is jealousy! First up we’ve got Micah, a Japanese-Macaque who competes in epic snowman-building competitions, but struggles with jealousy when he doesn’t win first place.
Episode 2 cast and crew:
Welcome to the second episode of Ask Deer Abby, Season Two! Abby and Hopper are thrilled to be offering advice (and puns) to some brand new animal friends. Someone better call up Nick Jonas because the theme for this week’s episode is jealousy! First up we’ve got Micah, a Japanese-Macaque who competes in epic snowman-building competitions, but struggles with jealousy when he doesn’t win first place. Hopefully Abby can help Micah see that joy comes from loving what you create, regardless of whether or not you take home that blue ribbon. Next up we’ve got Rhonda Rhinoceros, who is feeling anything BUT beautiful because she has horns on her head instead of long, flowing hair. Let’s hope Abby can show Rhonda that her horns are made of the strongest hair and serve some amazing purposes that make her uniquely and perfectly beautiful. Later on, we'll bring in some animal experts to answer the question on everyone's mind: How do butterflies get pretty? Thanks again for listening, and as always, if you've got a problem just stop on by, and we'll say "Hi" at Ask Deer Abby!
Episode 2 cast and crew:
Cast (in order of appearance):
Hopper - Trevor Goble
Abby - Allison Pratt
Micah - Jared Brodie
Rhonda Rhinoceros - Sarah Lamb
Announcer - Trevor Goble
Mortimer Tortoise - Jared Brodie
Cassie - Bria Washington
Meg - Marleigh King
Crew:
Produced by: Trevor Goble and Allison Pratt
Written by: Bria Washington, Trevor Goble, and Allison Pratt
Sound Editing Engineer: Trevor Goble
Sound Mixing and Mastering Engineer: Marcus Grimaldi at Next Level Recording
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereWelcome to the second episode of Ask Deer Abby, Season Two! Abby and Hopper are thrilled to be offering advice (and puns) to some brand new animal friends. Someone better call up Nick Jonas because the theme for this week’s episode is jealousy! First up we’ve got Micah, a Japanese-Macaque who competes in epic snowman-building competitions, but struggles with jealousy when he doesn’t win first place. Hopefully Abby can help Micah see that joy comes from loving what you create, regardless of whether or not you take home that blue ribbon. Next up we’ve got Rhonda Rhinoceros, who is feeling anything BUT beautiful because she has horns on her head instead of long, flowing hair. Let’s hope Abby can show Rhonda that her horns are made of the strongest hair and serve some amazing purposes that make her uniquely and perfectly beautiful. Later on, we'll bring in some animal experts to answer the question on everyone's mind: How do butterflies get pretty? Thanks again for listening, and as always, if you've got a problem just stop on by, and we'll say "Hi" at Ask Deer Abby!
Episode 2 cast and crew:
Cast (in order of appearance):
Hopper - Trevor Goble
Abby - Allison Pratt
Micah - Jared Brodie
Rhonda Rhinoceros - Sarah Lamb
Announcer - Trevor Goble
Mortimer Tortoise - Jared Brodie
Cassie - Bria Washington
Meg - Marleigh King
Crew:
Produced by: Trevor Goble and Allison Pratt
Written by: Bria Washington, Trevor Goble, and Allison Pratt
Sound Editing Engineer: Trevor Goble
Sound Mixing and Mastering Engineer: Marcus Grimaldi at Next Level Recording
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