Republic of Camberville Danielle Monroe

Set in the near future, author Raahi Mathew is being interviewed by legendary radio host Candace Mitchell. It isn't going well. But then a bombshell confession changes everything. Featuring Shahjehan Khan. © Danielle Monroe

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Neko, a millenial Latina, soothes her grief from her mother's death with pills, hook-ups and salsa music. Hannah, her best friend, is desperate to help her. That is until they discover the development firm they work for might be trying to build over Native American burial lands. Featuring Elise Roth and Tamar Avishai. © Danielle Monroe

A gritty and often funny portrayal of marriage and forgiveness. After being up all night tending to her sick daughter, Miranda is forced to host an annoying guest of her husband's. She discovers there's more to this woman's past with Vivek and she must confront her husband about the future of their marriage. Story written and produced by Danielle Monroe. Featuring Danielle Monroe, Linoy Alexander, Stephanie Louis, Noelle Alexander and Teeru Bihani as Piya. Episode Art courtesy of Victorien Ameline. © Danielle Monroe

Mandira, an au-pair from India, is tasked with driving around three children during a snow storm while the children's parents perform an ill-advised home birth. Featuring Danielle Monroe, Reshma Mehta, Michael Cole and Vineet Prabhu. Episode art courtesy of Aditya Vyes. (c) Danielle Monroe

Three short-short stories packed episode. Joe, a Somerville native, gets stuck driving around Hernan after his wife is killed by a bus. A woman moves through a psychodelic fever trip where she feels colors and confides in the angry ghost of an Indian Chief about her husband's affair with another man. And, a baby is missing. Deborah, the child's grandmother, must come to terms with the mistakes of her mentally ill son while Detective Marshall reflects on his own power to enforce good in a troubled world. With performances by Michael Cole and Jon Taie. Episode art "Hallelujah" courtesy of Somerville artist Bethany Noel Murray. © Danielle Monroe