Sleep Some More

The Truth

Film, Public, Mitchell, Prx, Fiction, Drama, Radio, Storytelling, Audio, Radiotopia, Story, Jonathan

4.7 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 7 September 2016

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Dan's college roommate won't stop talking. Even when he's asleep. Performed by Brian Miskell and Mark Gessner, with Lusia Strus and Hannah Chase. Written by Chris Kipiniak, and produced by Jonathan Mitchell.

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0:00.0	The Truth.
0:06.6	If you are looking for a new podcast to listen to, may I recommend one of the first and best
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0:12.3	The kitchen sisters present.
0:13.9	You'll find a beautiful marriage of sound rich, deeply layered audio and unexpected compelling
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0:27.2	errands and linter ronstat and not so famous people like Susan Rogers, the technician who
0:31.7	became prince's sound engineer with no training in sound engineering.
0:36.4	You'll get something surprising every episode.
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0:47.8	Okay here we go.
0:50.0	This is called...
0:52.0	Sleep some more.
0:55.2	My freshman year roommate was a nightmare.
1:00.0	I had lobbied for a single in spite of the university stated policy.
1:15.7	Arguing that forcing me to live with someone would rob them of the chance to enjoy the
1:19.2	policy's main stated benefit.
1:21.7	That informing a lifelong friendship while also robbing me of the possibility of functioning
1:26.2	at my full potential.
1:29.8	My request was denied.
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