Forgive Me! - Adam Raymonda - Forgive Me! Theme
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How I Make Music
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Join Windfall co-creator and composer Adam Raymonda in a fun-filled trip into audio drama sitcom Forgive Me!. A Catholic church called St. Patrick’s is the backdrop for an anthology of stories from a range of colorful parishioner characters, from the zany to the troubled, all rallying around the long-suffering Father Ben. An immersive listening experience. Headphones recommended.
SHOW NOTES
Forgive Me https://roguedialogue.com/fm-about
Adam Raymonda http://adamraymonda.com/
MUSIC CREDITS
Music: Jon Brion - Knock Yourself Out
Music: Blink-182 - All The Small Things
Music: Radiohead - Creep
TRANSCRIPT http://howimakemusic.com/episode/
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