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S5 Ep. 40: On Air with WCRP The Creep

S5 Ep. 40: On Air with WCRP The Creep

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CW: This season of 5 GMs deals with themes of loneliness, loss, the paranormal, growing older, confrontation, parental pressures, reconciliation, teenage shenanigans, and allusions to being POC in the 80s. Listener discretion is advised.


WCRP The Creep is your go-to local station for all paranormal and strange happenings in YOUR backyard!


Thank you to our lovely guests Kendo, Calamity, GM Justin and Taz!


Ads done by friends of the pod:

Repossession by Sean from Help Action Needed

Heart and Soul by Anna Eliza from Hilarity Save RPG

Jimmy’s Shooting Star and Diner by Dusty Hill from Goblets & Gays

The Cluster House by Kenzie Tartaglione from queeRPG


This season of 5 GMs in a Trenchcoat uses Kids on Bikes 2e by Hunters Entertainment. Adam Gonzales is your game master. Missed the previous episodes, or is this your first time joining us? Check out all the episodes for Season 5 here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7b0Klmb65M9i3RLsPPLjZU?si=2b0f369010db4dcc


Support us at our Ko-Fi to help us sustain the show and follow us on our Instagram, Threads, TikTok, and BlueSky! You can also join our Discord to hang out with the 5 GMs and get fun sneak peeks at upcoming projects.

Music from Epidemic Sound


Sound effects from Epidemic Sound and Pixabay


Thank you to Supriya (Zoup), AJ Fidalgo, Ink that Binds, Tia, pr0mythean, Remy, The AARPG Podcast, Celina/Skye, Kat the Lore Mistress, Kodi Gonzaga, Bad Heroes Podcast, Lee Carnell, Relsee, Okami, InkMaster, Teresa Jusino, John Rogers, Jocelyn (TheTipsyTiger), Imaginif Media, CupK8Games, Shaghik, Danny Ryba, Amaan HK, Quinn Majeski, Emma Kocar, ShadowSilvia, JienBirb for helping make this season happen!


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