This episode of the SHORTS podcast contains themes, content and language that may not be suitable for some listeners – listener discretion is advised. We’ve all got those memories we’d rather forget, and for the most part we do. We go about our daily lives in blissful forgetfulness, until we lay our head down on our pillow and night and BAM – everything you’ve done that you wish you hadn’t, everything you’ve seen that you wish could be unseen, everything you… you get the picture. Well, in this episode of the SHORTS podcast, inspired by the 90’s Scifi Sliders, Alice may have just figured out a way to do just that… or has she? Written by Hail and Well Met’s very own Tarran Merlo, Quantum brings to you a sci-fi themed “what if”? Thanks to the author: Tarran Merlo. This podcast is dedicated to showcasing varied authors across a range of genres, from around the world and is delighted to have the opportunity to collaborate with such great creative people. If you would like to be included, please contact the team at [email protected]; r/hailandwellmet on reddit; or @hailpodcast on twitter. Special thanks to our wonderful patrons: Gio; Andrew; Ryan – and everyone else. Without you, we would not have the ability to have created this podcast. Check out our Patreon page where you can support the show. Thanks to everyone else involved in this episode of the SHORTS podcast, including: The voice of “Narrator” performed by Mike Nye. The voice of “Alice” performed by Bernadette Nye. The voices of “James (Jimmy)” performed by Tarran Merlo. J.G. Hackett (soundcloud.com/jghackett/) for the accompanying pieces from his album “The Sins of Science” which you can get for free at https://freemusicarchive.org/music/JG_Hackett/The_Sins_of_Science/. Theme song created by Shawn Korkie (https://shawnkorkie.bandcamp.com). Artwork by the amazing Keely (https://cutewitchirl.artstation.com/). The generous people at FreeSound.com for a fantastic resource, with specific credits listed below. The generous and talented Kevin MacLeod for all of his music, with specific credites listed below. SFX used under the Creative Commons 0 License (but we wanted to name them anyway to say thanks): simkiott: https://freesound.org/people/simkiott/sounds/43404/ SFX used under the Creative Commons Attribution License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/): Ch0cchi: https://freesound.org/people/Ch0cchi/sounds/15288/ “Inspired” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/). Thank you for listening! 3