Welcome back to Nighty Night, Bet time stories to keep you awake.

I want to wish you all a very happy new year, and as we are all still resting for the holidays,

we are revisiting one of my favorite stories from season one.

In this week's episode, The Little Hears, written by cold case investigator,

Sarah Caylin, we meet a protagonist who is torn between being the good little girl she was

always told to be and listening to her instinct, the little hairs by Sarah Kalin.

Imagine you're on a plane flying over the Andes, and then in an instant everything changes.

From Wundry, against the odds, playing crash in the Andes is an all new season that looks at

the unbelievable survival story of a terrifying plane crash and the

passengers grueling fight to stay alive.

I admit I'm rather obsessed like everyone else with dystopian survival stories, but none of them can beat a real survival story like this one.

Against the odds, plane crashed in the Andes is immersive and riveting, and it makes me feel like I'm right there as the

plane goes down and as the survivors fight to live. An incredible story,

incredibly told. Listen to Against the Odds on Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, or you can listen

ad free by joining Wondery Plus on the Wondery App. Wondery, feel the story. Good evening and welcome to Nighty Night with Rabi Achadri.

Bedtime stories to keep you awake.

I'm D. J. Lou Bell, the show's producer.

Tonight's tale is about a woman who forgot the golden rule of survival.

When it comes to strangers, being polite can be deadly. Please enjoy the little hairs.

Once upon a time there was a woman who learned too late in life to listen to her instincts.

Manners. Girls are taught that above all no matter the situation or certain standards. is our ability to make everyone around us more comfortable, to put everyone at ease, to tell

others through word and deed that their happiness, however fleeting is more important than

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