#6 - SAFETY, COMMUNITY, AND HOPE

The Last Station is a Kingdom of Pavement production. This episode, SAFETY, COMMUNITY, AND HOPE, was written by Jorge Molina, who can be found on Instagram @colormejorge, directed by Tyler-Marie Walker, who can be found on Instagram @TYMAW. The Last Station is executive produced and created by Amy Suto who can be found at https://amysuto.com/ and Kyle Cords who is on Instagram @KyleFCords.

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• Jake is voiced by Keanu Ross-Cabrera, who can be found on Instagram @the otherkeanu.
• Dustin is voiced by Daniel Rashid, who can be found on Instagram @danielrashid.
• Tala is voiced me, Bex Finch, who can be found on Instagram @itsbexfinch
• The woman is voiced by Sarah High, who can be found on Instagram @srahhigh.
• The Shelter Marauder is voiced by Matt Keibler, who can be found on Instagram @mattkeibler.

This episode was sound designed and mixed by Mia Glenn-Schuster, who can be found on Instagram as @mglennsound. Original compositions by Date Modified Tomorrow who can be found at @datemodifiedtomorrow on Instagram and Facebook.

Original music in this episode includes “Reparation" by Date Modified Tomorrow.

Graphics for The Last Station were designed by Michele Soares, who can be found on Instagram @mi_asoares. Special thanks to Orphanage Collective and the rest of our incredible writing team for lending their thoughts and suggestions for our broadcasts. Also, a special thank you to our assistant Michelle Lin and the rest of our Kingdom of Pavement team.

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