Do you always have to keep a secret?

Short & Curly

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Philosophy, Society & Culture, Kids & Family

4.6 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2020

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

If your friend asks you to keep a secret, should you ever break that promise? When should you keep your mouth zipped and when should you spill the beans? Join us for an old-fashioned detective story involving a crime and a secret.

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0:00.0	This is an ABC podcast.
0:04.4	We apologize in advance for our very, very bad European accents.
0:10.1	We hope you can forgive us civil play.
0:13.0	Short and Curly presents a very secret murder,
0:18.0	a tale of intrigue and ethics.
0:22.0	We start our story in 1936 in the French countryside. There is a storm
0:31.2	raging as we meet a retired French detective named Matthew Waro.
0:38.0	Bonsieur.
0:39.0	Monsieur Wauro is traveling in his horse and carriage through the heavy rain.
0:45.0	It is almost midnight when he spots a quaint little motel.
0:51.0	He parks his carriage and runs for cover.
0:58.6	The kind and friendly motel owner stands at reception.
1:04.0	His name is Frederick Hubbard.
1:07.0	Vonsfaire Monsieur, welcome to my quaint little motel.
1:11.0	Mr. Hubbard was about to finish for the night.
1:15.0	He'd been looking forward to a light supper of eggs
1:18.0	before a good night sleep.
1:20.0	The hotel is almost empty.
1:24.0	There are only two other guests.
1:27.0	Room for one, if you play.
1:29.0	Ah, but of course, you must be exhausted after your travels.
1:35.0	Detective Mathieu Barrow goes to his small room and lays down exhausted.
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