Drabblecast 332 – Mister Bob

The Drabblecast Audio Fiction Podcast

Norm Sherman

Fiction, Science Fiction, Comedy Fiction

4.8 • 989 Ratings

🗓️ 22 July 2014

⏱️ 33 minutes

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“It all began with the chicken in the end of the road,” she said. “Pardon?” I gestured. “Could you say that again?” Miss Sanderson reached out and tapped the translation device on the table, then picked it up and fiddled with its settings. She was the ugliest female of her species I’d ever seen– obscenely […]

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Drabblecast episode 332. The Drabble
0:17.2	Cast is a weekly audio fiction magazine that brings strange stories by
0:21.5	strange authors to strange listeners such as yourself.
0:25.8	I'm your host, Norm Sherman.
0:28.7	On this week's show, friends, we become gumshoes, investigating the mysterious.
0:34.0	Where'd that mysterious leg bruise come from on every girl in the world?
0:39.0	Is an octopus just a wet spider?
0:41.0	Can you give a raccoon a black eye or otherwise hurt his soul with words?
0:46.8	This week we return to the scene of the crime. That is so raven. I'm sorry, Mrs. Simone.
0:55.0	To look for evidence, motives.
0:58.0	Detective, I'm finding traces of what appears to be Klondike Bar.
1:02.0	Where anything you say can and will be held against you.
1:07.1	Kitans?
1:07.8	Except kittens.
1:08.9	I want my lawyer.
1:11.4	Who done it on this week's travel cast?
1:14.0	Let's start things off with a treble.
1:16.0	Dribble!
1:18.0	This week's hundred word story is called The Walls Have Ears
1:22.0	and it comes to us from form member Guns of Chicovia.
1:25.0	Here goes.
1:27.0	Detective Jaw Line sat in his car.
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