People tune into Brent Ziff’s radio show to hear him make fun of losers. But tonight’s loser, Leo Short, is calling with a message from the Earth that’s gonna put everything Brent knows on shaky ground.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | FictionDrama |
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Incredible. Absolutely fantastic. You’ll never guess where this talk show host and caller can take you. Must listen.
This is hilarious and so well written and acted. more
It takes a lot to get me to listen to anything that sounds anything like radio. And this sounds exactly like radio. But good.
Just listened to the two available episodes… so good ! Keep going !!!
Two episodes, short and sweet. I thought the story was great. The reactions to unbelievable news and what happens when it turns out to be true, then the aftermath that must follow... I thought this captured it all really well!
Apple Podcasts | #165 | Australia/Fiction/Drama |
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