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Ooh You're In Trouble

Mortified Media and TRAX from PRX

Kids & Family, Stories For Kids

4.6 • 670 Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2020

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

Has anyone ever shouted at you, “Ooh You’re In Trouble”? This is a podcast about moments in life when we broke the rules. Stories of rebels, rascals, rulebreakers and even revolutionaries. Subscribe to hear 24 episodes starting November 5, 2020!

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0:00.0	Let's be honest, growing up, we all break rules.
0:05.0	Yep.
0:06.0	Sometimes we're stirring up mischief.
0:07.0	I used to steal my little sister's tooth fairy money.
0:10.0	Sometimes we're trying to spark change.
0:13.0	I thought the school board to be the first girl on the wrestling team.
0:16.0	And other times, we're just testing boundaries.
0:19.0	I lied to my parents about who broke the window.
0:22.2	The dog did it.
0:24.5	From The Makers of Mortified and the awesome people at Tracks, a new network from PRX.
0:30.5	Oh, I love public radio.
0:32.1	With support from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
0:35.1	Whoa, the Sesame Street people.
0:37.1	Comes a brand new podcast for tweens called
0:39.6	Ooh, you're in trouble.
0:42.3	A show about the moments we become rebels,
0:44.9	rule breakers, rascals, or even revolutionaries.
0:48.5	So, how can I be on it?
0:50.3	If you're 10 to 25, visit listen to trouble.com.

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