Speaker 1: You were listening to Strawberry Spring, based on a short
Speaker 1: story by Stephen King. Wusk again in the money. Good morning,
Speaker 1: Rise and shine, New Sharon nights. It's cold and foggy
Speaker 1: out there. Reminds me of my college jays, and we'd
Speaker 1: sit around and talk about Strawberry Spring. Well, here we
Speaker 1: are in the March nineteen seventy six, and we are
Speaker 1: knee deep in it in honor of the dog out there.
Speaker 1: Here's a new I got it. Hello, Henry, I'd like
Speaker 1: you to meet me at the station as soon as possible.
Speaker 1: And Brad just arrived, and I want to talk to
Speaker 1: the both of you about spring Hill. Jack went Ant's
Speaker 1: in town. Yes, I asked her to come. Do of
Speaker 1: you know this guy better than anyone. How soon can
Speaker 1: you be here? How about ten? Wow? I can't believe
Speaker 1: he called Anne. He must be pretty desperate to rely
Speaker 1: on us, but I guess he can't afford a repeat
Speaker 1: of last time, None of us can. I haven't seen
Speaker 1: an since we graduated. Meeting at the police station seems
Speaker 1: like a good idea. I can be pretty sure Jack
Speaker 1: won't try anything there, and it's not like I have
Speaker 1: a choice. M h, Hey, how are you feeling thank
Speaker 1: and pregnant. It was on the phone, Chief Spencer, and
Speaker 1: he asked me to come to the station. I said, yes,
Speaker 1: what do you think i'd say? But your wife didn't
Speaker 1: want you involved. I don't want to be involved. But
Speaker 1: it's not like I have a choice. You've never deal.
Speaker 1: There's something else you should know what? He called Anne Pray. Yes,
Speaker 1: she's in town. She's going to meet me there too.
Speaker 1: You know what, I don't don't even care one more thing.
Speaker 1: I need your car today. Mine won't start perfect way
Speaker 1: to start the day. I'm gonna go finish cutting all
Speaker 1: my makeup, just strop me off at the office. I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna get some papers out of my car. I'll
Speaker 1: be right back. Now that it's light out, it's easier
Speaker 1: to see the car. As much as I was expecting
Speaker 1: a bloody murder scene, it's not as bad as I thought.
Speaker 1: Maybe I should clean off the blood. But what if
Speaker 1: there's evidence. If Rachel finds out Springley old Jack was
Speaker 1: this close, she'll lose her mind. Fuck, she's right, he's
Speaker 1: already taken over my life. Where is it? Ah, there
Speaker 1: it is. I'll cover up for now with a moon blanket,
Speaker 1: I'd hate to know there was a fingerprint I messed up.
Speaker 1: As long as I leave the car here, I won't
Speaker 1: be driving the murder sing across the Tanna, and that
Speaker 1: would buy me suitime to think, at least until I
Speaker 1: know what I'm dealing with. Are you ready? Yeah, let's go.
Speaker 1: M the entire way to her office, Rachel has instead
Speaker 1: of were I know she's angry. I still look glance
Speaker 1: here and there, and when she wasn't looking, she's just
Speaker 1: staring straight ahead. I don't blame her. She doesn't have
Speaker 1: to be psychic to know. Going to the police station
Speaker 1: is only going to give me in deeper. We have
Speaker 1: so much history together, and spring heel Jack hangs over
Speaker 1: all of it like a shadow. At least I've learned
Speaker 1: you can't have a shadow without light. Rachel provides that
Speaker 1: for me. Yeah, you never learned mistakes. That's not true.
Speaker 1: You ever learned from me? That might be true. Pulling
Speaker 1: up to the police station is strange. I haven't been
Speaker 1: here since the last go around. Thank god. I haven't
Speaker 1: had a reason. Something about the cops. Maybe it's the
Speaker 1: bad taste they left in my mouth, and its sixties,
Speaker 1: but I'm not thrilled to hang out with the press
Speaker 1: is staked out in a little corner of the parking lot.
Speaker 1: I'm grateful they don't seem to notice me. I don't
Speaker 1: think they know my car, but if anyone was looking forward,
Speaker 1: it's a small bonus that I took Rachel's ride. Walking
Speaker 1: the and I quickly realized there are some places that
Speaker 1: have a certain smell. They're not the kind of smells
Speaker 1: you can even describe to someone, but when you smell them,
Speaker 1: you instantly remember where you were and how you felt
Speaker 1: the first time. The police station smelled accurate, like someone
Speaker 1: found something that had gone bad and a refrigerator and
Speaker 1: tried to cover up with too much bleach. I think
Speaker 1: Rachel would chalk that up to emotional memory, which made
Speaker 1: me smirk. Maybe I did learn something from her, after all,
Speaker 1: not enough to stay away. Walking through the familiar hallways,
Speaker 1: the green and white checkered linoleum reminded me of Alice
Speaker 1: in Wonderland. It all made sense in some fucked up way.
Speaker 1: The spring heel Jack is the red Queen. He isn't
Speaker 1: only shouting off with their heads, He's carrying out the
Speaker 1: orders himself. I passed a handful of officers on my
Speaker 1: way to Chief Spencer's office. I wasn't a welcome sight.
Speaker 1: I nodded their way and said hello. They did nod back.
Speaker 1: Standing outside she Spencer's office, I could see through glass
Speaker 1: Anne was already waiting inside. I was about to knock,
Speaker 1: but realized, damn it, I need a minute. I was
Speaker 1: swearing the standing outside the door, and I went from
Speaker 1: excitement to dread in a single second. I haven't seen
Speaker 1: Anne in years. To see her now saying hello and smiling.
Speaker 1: The last time I saw her was when I told
Speaker 1: her I sold the book. She wasn't smiling then. Seeing
Speaker 1: her now, I'm hoping the old adage, it's it's right
Speaker 1: and tiny heels all wounds. I mean, hi, Henry, you
Speaker 1: look good. That was a lie. She looked great. She
Speaker 1: was beautiful. She had really come into her own and
Speaker 1: became a woman. She definitely wasn't the college girl. I
Speaker 1: remember you look good too. Marriage agrees with you, i'd
Speaker 1: like to think. So I hate to break this reunion up,
Speaker 1: but I called you both here for a reason. Sit alright, Look,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to dance around this spring heel Jack
Speaker 1: is back. We have at least one confirmed victim, and
Speaker 1: as far as I'm concerned, you two have blood on
Speaker 1: your hands, especially you Henry. You took money for writing
Speaker 1: your book blood money. Look, we didn't ask for him
Speaker 1: to kill on our campus, but he did. All we
Speaker 1: do is report on it. That's right. We were just
Speaker 1: doing our jobs, following the story you made Spring heel
Speaker 1: Jack famous household name. You both meddled in the first investigation.
Speaker 1: Don't think I forgot cost my daughter her life against
Speaker 1: my better judgment, I'm asking for your help. I tried
Speaker 1: to play down. I was sure Spring heel Jack was back.
Speaker 1: Who else would visit me last night? Do you have
Speaker 1: any suspects? Take a look. Do you remember John Dancy,
Speaker 1: the sophomore who found Gail Kerman. Didn't you investigate him
Speaker 1: in six eight? Yeah, he was a person of interest.
Speaker 1: Almost everyone on that campus was investigated at one point
Speaker 1: or another. Here's his file. Mhm. I know he went
Speaker 1: getting on. Yeah. After he dropped out of college, he
Speaker 1: was drafted dishonorable discharge. Turns out he was hooked on drugs,
Speaker 1: bounced in and out of jail for some petty crimes,
Speaker 1: but also had a history of violence. But Spring Heeled Jack,
Speaker 1: why the hell not. While he did his tour spring
Speaker 1: Hill Jack didn't kill But look at this Dancey got discharged.
Speaker 1: Now he's out and Jack is back. The timing seems
Speaker 1: about right, it does, doesn't it. He knew Chelsea they
Speaker 1: had classes together. I had new Sharon pulled the nineteen
Speaker 1: six class roster and schedule. Look are we sure it's
Speaker 1: not a coincidence? How do we know if it's even Jack?
Speaker 1: Can't it just be a copycat? Does this look like
Speaker 1: the work of a copycat? I saw what he was holding,
Speaker 1: and it caught me off guard. I could few of
Speaker 1: my heart beating through my chest. I tried to swallow,
Speaker 1: but I couldn't. Must hear any spit. It was a
Speaker 1: plastic bag with half a torn letter inside, like familiar.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. That's when I knew, even if I
Speaker 1: had any doubts, he was right. This was definitely the
Speaker 1: work of Springheel Jack. I made a copy of the
Speaker 1: spring Hill Jack file. I'd appreciate it. If you both
Speaker 1: take a look, we will. But this seems unorthodox. Why
Speaker 1: not put detectives on this? I can, and I will.
Speaker 1: But this isn't just a case. It's person you You
Speaker 1: knew Chelsea. These officers around here, they never got a
Speaker 1: chance to meet her. Yea, God, I haven't been to
Speaker 1: the Grinders since I graduated. It's like a snapshot in time.
Speaker 1: The place hasn't changed that how stood isn't as good
Speaker 1: as I remembered. Dad hasn't changed a bit either. What
Speaker 1: has changed is you now know the food and Boston.
Speaker 1: It's better than we share it. You're probably right, so
Speaker 1: how you being? I've been following your career some pretty
Speaker 1: impressive journalism there. Thanks. I'm proud of the work I've done.
Speaker 1: Married h No, I came close a couple of times,
Speaker 1: but I've never found the right person. I'm a career girl.
Speaker 1: I realized a long time ago. I can have it
Speaker 1: both ways. The story always comes first. It's hard to
Speaker 1: find someone that wants to wait up all hours of
Speaker 1: the night for you to make a deadline. Right, So
Speaker 1: are we going to make bullshit small talk all night?
Speaker 1: We're going to do this. We need to clear there.
Speaker 1: What do you mean, Henry? We were in it together,
Speaker 1: you and I we were a team, and you know what,
Speaker 1: people who worked together the way we did don't screw
Speaker 1: each other over. You're right, I fun death. I was
Speaker 1: young and blew it. You were one of my closest friends,
Speaker 1: and at the time the book deal, it just seemed
Speaker 1: like my way out and at the moment, that's all
Speaker 1: I could see a way out. I just I just
Speaker 1: want to apologize. I know you were really upset that
Speaker 1: I wrote the book without telling you. It wasn't intentional.
Speaker 1: It became an obsession. When they didn't catch spring heel Jack.
Speaker 1: I felt like if I wrote the book, somehow, somehow,
Speaker 1: it all makes sense exactly, but it didn't. Didn't know
Speaker 1: the book was a hit, but it took a massive
Speaker 1: toll on my life. My relationships suffered. Rachel and I
Speaker 1: almost split. It left me with writer's block. So that's why. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's why I went into teaching new Sharon offered me
Speaker 1: a position I couldn't turn it down. Made a nice
Speaker 1: headline for the board. Prodigal son returns to his academic roots.
Speaker 1: There's nothing wrong with that. It's good to give it back.
Speaker 1: I wish that's how I felt, not get it back.
Speaker 1: I'm taking They're going to be a father. That's amazing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it is, isn't it. I'm happy for you. Everything's still
Speaker 1: good with Rachel. Yeah, we eloped after the book came out.
Speaker 1: Her father still wasn't on board with her marrying a
Speaker 1: white guy. At the time, it seemed like the best
Speaker 1: idea eventually came around, especially when I had a best
Speaker 1: seller on the New York Times list. What could possibly
Speaker 1: go wrong? That's what I thought? So are we good?
Speaker 1: I we'll have to boiler makers just like old times.
Speaker 1: I hate to change the subject, but can we talk
Speaker 1: about cheef Spencer? He seemed a little unhinged today. I'm
Speaker 1: sure this is hard for him to handle. Don't you
Speaker 1: remember what it was like when she disappeared? It was
Speaker 1: pretty awful. Two boiler makers? Anything else over good? Thanks?
Speaker 1: I remember what happened to Chelsea like it was yesterday. Hey, Henry,
Speaker 1: this just came for you. Thanks. Where did it come from?
Speaker 1: No idea. It was sitting on the front steps when
Speaker 1: I walked in. I was at my desk when I
Speaker 1: received my first care package. It wasn't an homeloone. It
Speaker 1: was a brown cardboard shot box. I picked it up
Speaker 1: and didn't realize at first the bottoms wet, But when
Speaker 1: I looked down, I saw the dark red drops of
Speaker 1: blood that dripped onto my pants. Ship and get over here.
Speaker 1: What is it? The two of us looked at each other.
Speaker 1: We didn't know what to do at first. Is that
Speaker 1: an envelope? On heard? Yeah, it's not all here. It's
Speaker 1: been torn in half. It looks like I had the
Speaker 1: left side. Half of the writing is missing. Can you
Speaker 1: make out what it says? I'm not sure, Hope in
Speaker 1: the box, it's a hand. It was the left hand
Speaker 1: of a woman, neatly chopped off at the wrist. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, no, the ring I know that ring and
Speaker 1: knew right away on the middle finger was a peace
Speaker 1: sign ring. What we didn't know was across town at
Speaker 1: the police station. Captain Spencer got a match in ox. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this just came for you. Just put it on my desk.
Speaker 1: Is this what is this? Is this a joke? Je?
Speaker 1: By the time he opened the letter, he found out
Speaker 1: what we already knew. Chelsea was dead. We had each
Speaker 1: received the one hand. The letter was torn in half,
Speaker 1: but it wasn't hard to figure out the meeting. The
Speaker 1: left hand didn't know what the right hand was doing.
Speaker 1: In other words, we had no idea what was going
Speaker 1: on or what we were up against. Spring Leo Jack
Speaker 1: was just messing with us now and he took out
Speaker 1: Chelsea in the process. He knew she was the one
Speaker 1: person that would upset us and angered the cops. Mission accomplished.
Speaker 1: Why did he contact you, Henry? I don't know. They
Speaker 1: have to assume he's been reading the paper. I talked
Speaker 1: to Captain Spencer. How is he not good? I don't
Speaker 1: think it's set in yet, but he's more determined than
Speaker 1: ever to catch the son of a bitch. Now we're
Speaker 1: gonna do whatever we can to help. What do you
Speaker 1: too know so far? We left Chelsea last night. We
Speaker 1: had no idea. I know that no one blames you.
Speaker 1: Are we sure it's Did they find her? This is
Speaker 1: the first time we found out someone was well, you know,
Speaker 1: before there was a body. No but New Sharon's finest.
Speaker 1: They're combing this campus like nobody's business. But her murderers,
Speaker 1: like the others. The bodies somewhere on the grounds. Dean
Speaker 1: Edwards was right, it was only a matter of time.
Speaker 1: Because of the overnight snowfall, Chelsea's remains have been lightly
Speaker 1: dusted with a foot of shallow snow over here. I
Speaker 1: think I found something. Oh my god, when I think
Speaker 1: of it now, how they found her? It's even more terrifying.
Speaker 1: Chelsea had been forced to make a snow into her
Speaker 1: hands must have already been severed, because the streaks of
Speaker 1: frozen blood left behind gave the top portion of her
Speaker 1: body a pair of bloody ways. You have a situation.
Speaker 1: We need back up. We need a tech fraternity house
Speaker 1: a six street entrance. Come quick. As usual, the m
Speaker 1: O stayed the same, she had been decapitated. At this
Speaker 1: time it was different Springfield. Jack drew a bloody halo
Speaker 1: where her head should have been. It was sadistic and
Speaker 1: now it was some ball against some twist, that sort
Speaker 1: of the imagery. We didn't know if it was Jack's
Speaker 1: way of saint Chelsea went to heaven, or if he
Speaker 1: was just getting sicker. One thing we did know, he
Speaker 1: was getting more violent. H it's cold out. Can we
Speaker 1: go inside? Henry? Sorry, I was just thinking about a
Speaker 1: snow angel. He saw us, Rachel, he was watching. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine how Captain Spencer is feeling right now? Do
Speaker 1: you think it's safe to even be out here? You
Speaker 1: could be watching us right now. Come on, let's go
Speaker 1: inside for what it's worth. I hope Captain Spencer takes
Speaker 1: some time off. I feel awful for him. I really
Speaker 1: like Chelsea. I know I did too. Dean Edwards said
Speaker 1: he wasn't going to but he was more determined than
Speaker 1: ever to find Jack. I don't think that sounds very healthy.
Speaker 1: I don't disagree, but he's lost his daughter. Who were
Speaker 1: we to tell him not to find her killer? I
Speaker 1: know you're the psyche major, but it might be the
Speaker 1: only way he's going to get past this. I hope
Speaker 1: he finds the guy. I'm exhausted me too. Today was
Speaker 1: almost too much to take. Let's get some sleep. I
Speaker 1: have early classes in the morning. Okay, if you can
Speaker 1: try not to wake me. I pretended to go to sleep.
Speaker 1: Rachel and I had have been getting along around this time.
Speaker 1: Things were tense, but one thing we could agree on
Speaker 1: was the only way Captain Specter was going to get
Speaker 1: past this or get any closure was to find springing
Speaker 1: old Jack. It was probably his only hope. What we
Speaker 1: didn't know then, and what I was about to find doubt,
Speaker 1: is that he was going to get a second chance,
Speaker 1: and God help anyone that stood in his way. That
Speaker 1: included John Dancy, the sophomore who found Gail Kerman's body.
Speaker 1: It turns out he knew Gail, Charlotte, and even Chelsea.
Speaker 1: It was a small school, so there were a lot
Speaker 1: of people that knew all three. The only difference was
Speaker 1: he found the first body. He was now what they
Speaker 1: call a person of interest, and Captain Spencer had to
Speaker 1: take no prisoner's approach, depending this on him, no matter
Speaker 1: what the collateral damage. M Good morning, New Sharon. Night's
Speaker 1: not much good about today. He might have heard another
Speaker 1: student was murdered twenty four hours ago. I have to
Speaker 1: ask you what kind of a world do we live
Speaker 1: in when leaders are assassinated, students are murdered, and killers
Speaker 1: roamed free. Humph, Henry, I'm talking to you. Police are
Speaker 1: on campus today. They're looking for anyone they can, so
Speaker 1: be careful out there, and they keep they have their batons,
Speaker 1: and they are just itching for a reason to bash
Speaker 1: someone's head in. So here's one from what the fuck?
Speaker 1: I know? I was up all night, but was I delirious?
Speaker 1: Rachel told me once that for every twenty four hours
Speaker 1: were sleep deprived, you lose some cognitive ability. Is that
Speaker 1: what's happening? The cold shower always wakes me up. Rachel's
Speaker 1: place was so old it didn't matter if I want
Speaker 1: a hot shower when it's snowed out. I didn't have
Speaker 1: any options. I stood there in the shower and thanking.
Speaker 1: The icy water running up my body. For some reason
Speaker 1: didn't bother me. It was like watching someone else take
Speaker 1: a freezing cold shower, like an out of audience variance.
Speaker 1: I didn't have any new answers, and I didn't know
Speaker 1: why I thought any would come to me. I told off,
Speaker 1: it's not the rest of the day at my place.
Speaker 1: Chelsea's death hit me a little harder than I thought.
Speaker 1: I can't remember how many beers I had that day.
Speaker 1: I guess it was like I was holding my own
Speaker 1: memorial service for Chelsea. I was twenty two years old.
Speaker 1: When you're twenty two, you're not supposed to be figuring
Speaker 1: out how to more. There was a campus wide search
Speaker 1: for Chelsea's body. It disrupted everything. Dean Edwards wanted to
Speaker 1: close the campus, but now Captain Spencer insisted classes continued.
Speaker 1: He was worried he might lose the trail of the
Speaker 1: killer if everyone dispersed. Hello found her what where? He
Speaker 1: placed her head on the crown of Rontein Edward's office
Speaker 1: once the snow thought he actually saw from his window
Speaker 1: that was one more note. What did say? I said
Speaker 1: everyone wants to go to heaven and no one wants
Speaker 1: to die. Jesus, that's fucking creepy. Her eyes refers an
Speaker 1: open just staring straight at him. That's not all. The
Speaker 1: police picked up John dancing, and from what I heard,
Speaker 1: they wrapped him up a bit. Got to help him
Speaker 1: if he did it. M hm. So I know this
Speaker 1: isn't under the best of circumstances, but it's nice to
Speaker 1: see you. And yeah, it's been way too long for
Speaker 1: what it's worth. I'd like to apologize when I did
Speaker 1: with the book. I got it. Lord knows, I've tried. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I can't. I feel bad about how the whole thing
Speaker 1: went down. You wrote most of the stories, I know,
Speaker 1: but she was signed them when the publisher reached out,
Speaker 1: and she had said sometime maybe. But that was then
Speaker 1: and this is now. And to be honest, I'm happy
Speaker 1: with my career. Let's want apology you every eight years
Speaker 1: is enough for me. Who knows that I've been a
Speaker 1: part of that craziness back then. I might have gotten
Speaker 1: stuck here too. I'm sorry, Henry, I didn't mean it
Speaker 1: that way. No, you're right, I am stuck. I haven't
Speaker 1: written anything since then. I lost my publishing deal, and
Speaker 1: before I knew it, I got myself tied up teaching
Speaker 1: students at Knew Sharon how to write instead of doing
Speaker 1: it myself. What's that saying? Which one those that can't
Speaker 1: do teach? You're being too hard on yourself. You wrote
Speaker 1: a good book. It's soul not everyone can say that.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, I got an idea. Spring heel Jack
Speaker 1: has presented us with a new opportunity, meaning you and
Speaker 1: I we'll write the follow up. Oh, Henry, I I
Speaker 1: don't know. I'm just here as a courtesy, and you
Speaker 1: can't tell me. A part of you didn't hate me
Speaker 1: for getting published. Okay, a small part of me hated
Speaker 1: I knew it. You're so full of shit. Let me
Speaker 1: make it right. We're already part of the investigation here.
Speaker 1: We already have something to go on. What is this, Jesus, Henry,
Speaker 1: this is fucking serious. Why didn't you show this as
Speaker 1: chief Spencer he reached out to. It's elite. No, no,
Speaker 1: it's evidence. It's only evidence if it's real. It looks
Speaker 1: pretty real to me. There's a dead girl, then let's
Speaker 1: prove it. I'll make you a deal. They haven't found
Speaker 1: the missing girl's head yet. We know the first time
Speaker 1: Jack sent a letter, he tore it in half and
Speaker 1: buried Chelsea's head in front of Dean Edward's office. If
Speaker 1: you come with me right now, I'll turn the letter
Speaker 1: over to the police. Why don't we have one more
Speaker 1: drink and go down to campus and see if we
Speaker 1: can't dig up some evidence. I'm not drunk enough for that.
Speaker 1: Yes you are. No, I'm not, Yes you are. I
Speaker 1: can't do that, Yes you can. They see out here,
Speaker 1: just watch your step, say going to be a dad,
Speaker 1: That's what they tell me. Are you excited? And I
Speaker 1: think so. I'm just hoping I don't screw the kid up.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure you want having a kid. It's a
Speaker 1: lot of responsibility. So much of a life is out
Speaker 1: of your control. What do you mean Look at us
Speaker 1: right now. Someone's daughter was murdered and we're looking in
Speaker 1: the same place someone else's daughter was murdered eight years ago.
Speaker 1: Some things are left to face that. And are we
Speaker 1: are we bad people? You sure we're in the right places?
Speaker 1: Thought keean Edward's office, And I think so. It's hard
Speaker 1: to tell what the fog and the lights off ship.
Speaker 1: Are you okay? Yeah? I tripped over something. Can you
Speaker 1: feel anything? Just shining the flashlight over here? Ship? Not
Speaker 1: in my eyes on the ground. I sorry, right right about.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I soakered up quick. It didn't take
Speaker 1: long for us to find her, the top of her
Speaker 1: head shutting up just above the ground, her eyes wide
Speaker 1: and open when the light hit them. I prayed her
Speaker 1: pupils with dialing and she crawled about out of the snow.
Speaker 1: We have to call the police. It's him. You're not
Speaker 1: watching about it? Spring? Heel Jack was definitely back, And
Speaker 1: now I know he's been watching. In fact, in the
Speaker 1: eight years since this started, I'm worried he may have
Speaker 1: never stopped. Yeah, did it? Strawberry Spring is a production
Speaker 1: of Audio Up Media and I Heart Radio, based on
Speaker 1: a short story by Stephen Kim. Executive produced by Lee Metzker,
Speaker 1: Jared Gootstat and Philip Alberstatt, Written and directed by Lee Metzker,
Speaker 1: starring Garrett Headland, Milo Ventimilia Horizon, Guardiola, Sydney Sweeney, Ken Marino,
Speaker 1: Al Madrigal, and Breck Passenger. Audio Up in house production
Speaker 1: by Jordana Blick Franzheim and Laura Rama Day, edited by
Speaker 1: Kerry Caulfield, Eric and Jeremiah zimmermank sound design and mixed
Speaker 1: by Jeremiah Zimmerman, scored by Jeff Peters. Songs and music
Speaker 1: by Jared Botstatt and Jesse Stepenberg. Strawberry Spring is published
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