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Welcome listeners to a small, blue planet in the middle of an endless black sea of nothing - It's a pretty strange place full of turmoil and terror, but also mystifying, magical and miraculous moments . On this podcast I (Gage Seber) sit down with just one of us Earthlings to tell you a tale of one night here on the mother we call home. So to any and all who might be tuning into our frequency - Let's begin! 

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Saitou Eijirou was an 'elite'; a top student from a prestigious Japanese Medical University. But he's trading in his textbooks for tongue depressors, and committing to his new job as intern at the University Hospital. 

The long stress-filled hours take their toll while his medical ideology strains under the weight of real-world practice. Saito wants to do good, but he's beset by an entrenched and sometimes corrupt medical system. If he wants to save lives, Saito must make compromises. But if he sacrifices his ethical standards to do right, then what kind of doctor is he?

Black Jack ni Yoroshiku (also known as 'Give My Regards to Black Jack') received an 'Award of Excellence in Manga' at the 6th Japan Media Arts Festival in 2002. Due to complications with the publisher, Shūhō Satō moved his work into the public domain, giving anyone permission to use his work in any way they see fit. In 2016, the Nerd Fountain crew set out to make an audioplay worthy of Satō's work. Here's to hoping Sensei notices us. ;)

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