Should you be punished for something you did a long time ago?

Short & Curly

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Society & Culture, Kids & Family, Philosophy

4.6 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 September 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Molly has a confession to make. In her youth, she was a famous cat burglar, who stole precious jewellery and never got caught! But now as an elderly woman, justice has caught up with her. But if her crimes were a long time ago and she's changed a lot since then, should she still be punished? Brains Trust – Anula Primary School, Darwin: Maggie, Feranmi, Leo, Oli, Esha, Marjorie

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0:00.0	This is an ABC podcast.
0:06.0	Welcome to Curly Acres Retirement Village.
0:10.0	We're getting older is just the start of the next big adventure.
0:17.0	At Curly Acres Retirement Village, you'll never be bored.
0:22.0	Our world-winning facilities include a golf course, a movie room,
0:27.0	and of course, a full podcast recording studio,
0:31.0	for anyone who wants to make their own podcast.
0:35.0	Curly Acres Retirement Village, as your hair gets more grey,
0:40.0	life gets more curly.
0:43.0	And here are a few of our senior citizen podcasters now.
0:47.0	They make a show called Short and Curly,
0:50.0	an ethics podcast they've been hosting for over 60 years.
0:54.0	Oh, hello.
0:58.0	Ah, Molly, my oldest friend.
1:01.0	After 215 seasons of Short and Curly,
1:05.0	we're as close as can be.
1:08.0	There isn't a thing I didn't know about you.
1:11.0	Carl, stop writing my eulogy. I'm not dead.
1:14.0	Oh, it's just a precaution. We are 90 after all.
1:19.0	You're 90. I'm only 84.
1:22.0	Seams are necessary to point that out, you young whipper snapper.
1:27.0	I think it's worth mentioning.
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