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Hello, Alan here. And today I've got a quick recommendation I think you're really going to love.

It's called The Amelia Project. And if you haven't heard it yet, you are in for something wildly

original. So, the premise. A secret agency that helps people fake their deaths and disappear.

Usually, for the weirdest, most wonderful reasons you can

imagine. Each episode is an interview between the agency and someone who wants out of their life.

And things generally tend to take a twist, or two, or three. The writing is sharp, it's real, and genuinely funny. It kind of feels like

Douglas Adams meets Fleabag meets Sherlock Holmes, if they were all sipping cocoa in a shadowy

backroom somewhere in Paris. The voice acting is brilliant. The interviewer, the main character,

is this charming, mysterious, co-co-obsessed

enigma who I personally would definitely trust to fake my own death. So, of course, I thought

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