9. Cam vs. Work Expectations
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06/09/20 • 34 min
Cam has gotten what he’s always wanted: Internet fame! Of course, that glow is short-lived as his short-tempered boss gives him way too much responsibility. Gillian is furious at him for using their lives as content, and Lydia won’t talk to him because he may or may not have been flirting with her while he was drunk the night before.
About
NEXT STOP is a Multitude production written and created by Eric Silver. You can read more about the show, including our full cast list and episode transcripts, at http://nextstopshow.com. We’re on Twitter and Instagram @NextStopShow. Join our Patreon (http://patreon.com/nextstopshow) to gain access to behind-the-scenes content, additional scenes, bloopers, and the opportunity to have your name included in the credits of Episode 10. Learn more about Multitude at http://multitude.productions
Credits
Written and Created by Eric Silver
Directed, Edited, and Sound Designed by Brandon Grugle
Executive Produced by Amanda McLoughlin
Assistant Directed, Casting, and Additional Editing by Julia Schifini
Starring
Yemie Sonuga (she/her/hers) as Ally Lonergan
Nick Fondulis (he/his/him) as Cameron Chabon
Ian Henry Walls (he/his/him) as Samuel Clemens
With
Anya Krawcheck (she/her/hers) as Lydia
Trevor Anthony (he/him/his) as Harrison
Mélisa Brenier-Sanders (she/her/hers) as Gillian
Kathryn Milewski (she/her/hers) as Ashley
Jordan Cobb (she/her/hers) as Deena
Samantha Cooper (she/her/hers) as Service Person
Brian David Gilbert (he/him/his) as Alarm Clock
Kristen DiMercurio (she/her/hers) as Toothbrush
Brian David Gilbert (he/him/his), Kristen DiMercurio (she/her/hers), and Cecilia Lynn-Jacobs (she/her/hers) as Shirts
Cecilia Lynn-Jacobs (she/her/hers) as Ibuprofen
Jordan Cobb (she/her/hers) as Subway Stranger #1
Zach Libresco (he/him/his) as Subway Stranger #2
Kristen DiMercurio (she/her/hers) as Subway Stranger #3
Kristen DiMercurio, Zach Libresco, Jessica Washington, Josh Rubino, Zach Valenti, and Jordan Cobb as Commuters
Eric Silver (he/him/his) as Stranger on the Street
Production
Music by Evan Cunningham
Additional Scoring by Brandon Grugle
Art by Allyson Wakeman
Script Consulting by Octavia Bray
Production Consulting by Lauren Shippen
Engineered by Cara Ehlenfeldt
This podcast was recorded under the SAG-AFTRA Collective Bargaining Agreement using a cash advance from Patreon. Read more about the production process, download our free resources for fiction podcasters, and find pronouns and bios for all cast and crew at http://nextstopshow.com
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Cam has gotten what he’s always wanted: Internet fame! Of course, that glow is short-lived as his short-tempered boss gives him way too much responsibility. Gillian is furious at him for using their lives as content, and Lydia won’t talk to him because he may or may not have been flirting with her while he was drunk the night before.
About
NEXT STOP is a Multitude production written and created by Eric Silver. You can read more about the show, including our full cast list and episode transcripts, at http://nextstopshow.com. We’re on Twitter and Instagram @NextStopShow. Join our Patreon (http://patreon.com/nextstopshow) to gain access to behind-the-scenes content, additional scenes, bloopers, and the opportunity to have your name included in the credits of Episode 10. Learn more about Multitude at http://multitude.productions
Credits
Written and Created by Eric Silver
Directed, Edited, and Sound Designed by Brandon Grugle
Executive Produced by Amanda McLoughlin
Assistant Directed, Casting, and Additional Editing by Julia Schifini
Starring
Yemie Sonuga (she/her/hers) as Ally Lonergan
Nick Fondulis (he/his/him) as Cameron Chabon
Ian Henry Walls (he/his/him) as Samuel Clemens
With
Anya Krawcheck (she/her/hers) as Lydia
Trevor Anthony (he/him/his) as Harrison
Mélisa Brenier-Sanders (she/her/hers) as Gillian
Kathryn Milewski (she/her/hers) as Ashley
Jordan Cobb (she/her/hers) as Deena
Samantha Cooper (she/her/hers) as Service Person
Brian David Gilbert (he/him/his) as Alarm Clock
Kristen DiMercurio (she/her/hers) as Toothbrush
Brian David Gilbert (he/him/his), Kristen DiMercurio (she/her/hers), and Cecilia Lynn-Jacobs (she/her/hers) as Shirts
Cecilia Lynn-Jacobs (she/her/hers) as Ibuprofen
Jordan Cobb (she/her/hers) as Subway Stranger #1
Zach Libresco (he/him/his) as Subway Stranger #2
Kristen DiMercurio (she/her/hers) as Subway Stranger #3
Kristen DiMercurio, Zach Libresco, Jessica Washington, Josh Rubino, Zach Valenti, and Jordan Cobb as Commuters
Eric Silver (he/him/his) as Stranger on the Street
Production
Music by Evan Cunningham
Additional Scoring by Brandon Grugle
Art by Allyson Wakeman
Script Consulting by Octavia Bray
Production Consulting by Lauren Shippen
Engineered by Cara Ehlenfeldt
This podcast was recorded under the SAG-AFTRA Collective Bargaining Agreement using a cash advance from Patreon. Read more about the production process, download our free resources for fiction podcasters, and find pronouns and bios for all cast and crew at http://nextstopshow.com
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8. My Road to El Dorado
Gillian and Ashley have sent out their wedding invitations and Cam didn’t get one. Instead of asking them if his invite got lost in the mail, he follows Ally into work and drinks. Luckily, it’s the Road to El Dorado bar crawl, so there are plenty of bros dressed up as cartoonish Spaniards to drink with.
About
NEXT STOP is a Multitude production written and created by Eric Silver. You can read more about the show, including our full cast list and episode transcripts, at http://nextstopshow.com. We’re on Twitter and Instagram @NextStopShow. Join our Patreon (http://patreon.com/nextstopshow) to gain access to behind-the-scenes content, additional scenes, bloopers, and the opportunity to have your name included in the credits of Episode 10. Learn more about Multitude at http://multitude.productions
Credits
Written and Created by Eric Silver
Directed, Edited, and Sound Designed by Brandon Grugle
Executive Produced by Amanda McLoughlin
Assistant Directed, Casting, and Additional Editing by Julia Schifini
Starring
Yemie Sonuga (she/her/hers) as Ally Lonergan
Nick Fondulis (he/his/him) as Cameron Chabon
Ian Henry Walls (he/his/him) as Samuel Clemens
With
Anya Krawcheck (she/her/hers) as Lydia
Zach Valenti (he/him/his) & Zach Libresco (he/him/his) as Lead Bros
Kristen DiMercurio, Cecilia Lynn-Jacobs, Josh Rubino, Brian David Gilbert, Eric Silver, Mike Schubert, Heddy Hunt, and Nara DeMuro as Additional Bros
Jordan Cobb, Samantha Cooper, Jessica Washington, Josh Rubino, Cecilia Lynn-Jacobs, Kristen DiMercurio, Zach Libresco, and Zach Valenti as Commenters
Production
Music by Evan Cunningham
Additional Scoring by Brandon Grugle
Art by Allyson Wakeman
Script Consulting by Octavia Bray
Production Consulting by Lauren Shippen
Engineered by Cara Ehlenfeldt
This podcast was recorded under the SAG-AFTRA Collective Bargaining Agreement using a cash advance from Patreon. Read more about the production process, download our free resources for fiction podcasters, and find pronouns and bios for all cast and crew at http://nextstopshow.com
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Ally is in the final round of interviews for her dream job, but it would require her to leave the city. And she hasn’t told anyone about that possibility. Her fear triggers a spur-of-the-moment tour around the city for Samuel, full of flashbacks and esoteric sight-seeing.
About
NEXT STOP is a Multitude production written and created by Eric Silver. You can read more about the show, including our full cast list and episode transcripts, at http://nextstopshow.com. We’re on Twitter and Instagram @NextStopShow. Join our Patreon (http://patreon.com/nextstopshow) to gain access to behind-the-scenes content, additional scenes, bloopers, and the opportunity to have your name included in the credits of Episode 10. Buy a full-length version of the theme song at http://nextstopshow.com/merch, and learn more about Multitude at http://multitude.productions
Credits
Written and Created by Eric Silver
Directed, Edited, and Sound Designed by Brandon Grugle
Executive Produced by Amanda McLoughlin
Assistant Directed, Casting, and Additional Editing by Julia Schifini
Starring
Yemie Sonuga (she/her/hers) as Ally Lonergan
Nick Fondulis (he/his/him) as Cameron Chabon
Ian Henry Walls (he/his/him) as Samuel Clemens
With
Justin McElroy (he/him/his) as David Boreanaz
Emma Sherr-Ziarko (she/her/hers) as Interviewer
Mélisa Brenier-Sanders (she/her/hers) as Gillian
Anya Krawcheck (she/her/hers) as Lydia
Production
Music by Evan Cunningham
Additional Scoring by Brandon Grugle
Art by Allyson Wakeman
Script Consulting by Octavia Bray
Production Consulting by Lauren Shippen
Engineered by Cara Ehlenfeldt
This podcast was recorded under the SAG-AFTRA Collective Bargaining Agreement using a cash advance from Patreon. Read more about the production process, download our free resources for fiction podcasters, and find pronouns and bios for all cast and crew at http://nextstopshow.com
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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