Episode 5: Stardew Valley & Animal Crossing—With Sheepherder's Hands
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Deltahead
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Cookie Hiponia — author, poet, and former lead editor of Destiny 2 and Mass Effect — joins to discuss the social simulation games Stardew Valley & Animal Crossing through the lens of poems about making and giving.
Barbara Jane Reyes, "Track: 'Dahil Sa Iyo,' Pinay (1998)"
Pablo Neruda, "Ode to My Socks"
Cookie Hiponia
We Belong at Penguin Random House
Third Place Books and Elliot Bay Book Company
Music copyright by James Chandler Jr.
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