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There are kids in this world who are different, special. They fell through a portal and got lost in the 80s, and now their time is running.
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Pen, Wake up.
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Oh, no.
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Did I kill you?
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Feels like you gave it your best shot.
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Really sorry about that. Didn't realize it was you I was zapping. But, hey, you're alive. I'm so happy I found you.
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A little crispy, but alive. Is that smoke coming off my pants?
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Teeny bit, yeah. Here, let me help you up. Wow. It's really you. How did you survive the island imploding? And where have you been all this time? Have you seen Remy?
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I wish I could answer all your questions, Casey, but the truth is, I don't know much. I've been trying to stay under the radar. I don't want to run into my mom or Jude.
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I feel you. Considering that thanks to that monster, you and I almost destroyed the world.
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Yeah, I kind of want to avoid that. And I'm not letting them or anyone else use me ever again.
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Yeah. Oh, it's Arbor Day.
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Pretty sure Arbor Day is in April.
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No, I mean, it's what I call my friend. Her name is Holiday, and I. Anyway, I need to answer it. Flag Day.
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Flag Day.
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Hey, Casey. I'm glad I reached you.
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Where the heck are you? Sounds windy.
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Currently, Javi and I are scouring Juno looking for a couple of teenagers on a stolen motorcycle.
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Are said teenagers the ones Saibot found in the water? Any luck figuring out who they are?
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Well, considering the girl just used her handprint to open my mom's secret office.
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No way.
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Oh, yeah. Revver and Sam. That's what they call themselves, are somehow James and Monica Anders.
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Huh. That does make sense. Actually, it does. Turns out only one version of a person can exist in any place in time. So when someone gets transported to a spot when they already existed, they swapped places with the version of themselves who was there.
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So when the younger versions of my parents arrived in 2024, the grown up.
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Versions went wherever river and Sam were at the time of the swap.
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Oh, man.
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Then we just have to figure out where that is and swap them back, right? Casey, do you know how to do that? Casey, can you hear me? Happens every time I fly through clouds.
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I'm here. Labor Day. Just let me think a minute.
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Are you gonna tell her?
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Hang on, Pen. I'm back. Holiday. Look, it took three things to open the portal. The baby, the bassinet, and the battery. I'll give you three guesses which one I was.
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Okay, you're the battery. So what are the other two?
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The bassinet is a device that they put the baby in.
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An actual baby?
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No, it's Casey. It's that kid Penn I told you about. But he's missing.
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Thank you.
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Okay, then.
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Hey, how old do you think river and Sam are?
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Maybe 13, 14. Somewhere in there.
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Then that would put your parents and maybe even Cyrus and Brinley in about 1989.
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Oh, wow. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. But can you imagine brinley with ginormous 80s hair?
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Just when you thought that head couldn't get any bigger. Hey, Holiday. It might take some time, but I'm going to do everything I can to help bring your family home.
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I know you will. Oh, I think I just spotted my folks. Ah. Oh, that sounds so wrong. Talk soon.
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How come you didn't tell Holiday you have the baby too?
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I almost did. But then I remembered what you said about why you're hiding. Once you're out there, Jude is going to come looking for us.
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Us?
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I've made it my mission in life to protect kids like you. Like us? Kids who are different. Special.
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Thanks, Casey. That means a lot. But what about Branley and your other friends? Shouldn't you Help find them.
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I will. But I won't risk your safety to do it. We're a team now. And. And we have a mission.
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Find the bassinet in Remy and get.
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Everyone back home where they belong.
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Over here, Katie. 87A. That's the number, right? Uh huh. Can't believe you people had to use those giant books to find addresses. They're called phone books, and they're very useful. Anyway, this is her apartment. Your apartment. Well, future you, can we just refer to her as Cadence? We may be the same person, but we're not the same person. Whatever. So we think Cadance has been living here since you two swapped places, like 10 years ago. I'm assuming that's why the portal dropped us here in the first place. It's so weird to think this is where my mom lived all those years. Must be way weirder for you. I mean, this is your future home. This isn't my home. I have no plans to live in Berlin when I'm older. I'm on my own path. Still say it's super weird. Can we just figure out a way inside and find the passport already? Once I have it, I can use it as a template to make you one too. Lucky for you, I'm an expert lock picker. And I put my hair up today. Just gotta work a little magic with this hairpin.
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And.
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Nice.
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Wow.
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Start searching. Alaska. She doesn't really have any pictures up. There's barely any furniture. It's like she didn't want it to feel like home. No luck in any of these drawers. I'll check the other rooms. What was your life like here, Mom? Hate to break up the sentimental sleuthing.
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But a little help, please?
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Right.
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Sorry.
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Coming.
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Whoa. What kind of room is this? Looks like she tried to recreate some future tech. Maybe we can use this stuff to forge a passport.
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No way.
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Look, it's like the time phone. Time phone? Remember when you walked into that shack on Elixir Key and I was talking to my mom? There was one in Cyrus's lab too. This one is smaller, maybe even portable, but I bet this is how she contacted me.
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Cool.
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Still not a passport. Did you look inside any of these shoe boxes? It was just like a bunch of old mail. I'm gonna check the other rooms. Wait, Katie, these are letters. And they're all addressed to me.
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Woohoo.
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It's like I was born to ride a motorcycle.
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Let's just hope you aren't destined to D. According to a 2019 study by the U.S. national Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Motorcyclists are about 29 times.
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If you think you're helping Saibot, you're.
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Not to die in a crash.
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Come on. Nobody's dying tonight.
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Whoa. Yeah.
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Any idea where we're headed?
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Evil Kneel.
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That's a very Gen X reference, Sam. What's Gen X?
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Does it matter? As long as we get away from those Anders freaks, we're good. As soon as I saw that creepy room, I was like, no, thanks. What kind of a wacko Is that Dr. Monica anyways?
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River.
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I don't know how to say.
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This, but what if I'm that wacko?
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What?
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Look out. Hoverboard. River, pull over.
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Holiday.
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River, watch out.
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Whoa. Everyone okay?
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How.
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How did you do that?
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Who are you? What are you?
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I'm a robot. And also your daughter.
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Shh.
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It's starting.
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Podcast: Six Minutes
Host: GZM Shows
Release Date: December 24, 2024
In this fast-paced episode, the story continues to thread together the fates of Holiday, her friends and family, and a new generation of “special” kids, all caught up in time travel consequences and mysterious abilities. As the group searches for ways to reunite families across decades and prevent further disasters, big truths come to light about identity, time-swapped parents, and what it means to belong somewhere—even "out on the open road."
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“Out on the Open Road” balances high-stakes sci-fi with heartfelt connections between characters, as the kids (and their versions in time) unravel complications of identity, time travel, and family. The episode builds suspense around the fate of Holiday’s family and deepens the themes of self-discovery and chosen loyalty, culminating in a memorable confrontation between Holiday and her parents—a perfect primer for the next chapter of this epic family adventure.