11 episodes
June's Journey: The Lost Diaries Wooga
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4.6 • 138 Ratings
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An all new June's Journey story...
Autumn Driver is living an unremarkable existence as a 30-something in the 21st century. Trapped in a job she hates and a lackluster love life, she finds solace, wisdom, and a little rebellion in an old, dusty diary from her great-grandmother, June Parker. She discovers that things weren’t so different in the 1930s, and that a woman from another era can help us navigate the problems of the modern age.
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Episode 10: Celebration
Autumn is finally ready to make a big, life-altering decision, and is rewarded by discovering her Nana June’s stunning 1930s party dress. Reading Nana June’s diary, she gets a hint of how people used to party and it’s far more exciting than she could have imagined.
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Episode 9: Wanderlust
Autumn begins to see her potential beyond the San Francisco area and looks to her Nana June for advice. Nana June herself was inspired to travel the world by some beloved mentors, awakening her wanderlust… and perhaps Autumn’s as well.
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Episode 8: Back to the Future
Autumn discovers an old movie theatre on Orchid Island and is eager to learn about its history from her great grandmother’s diary. As Nana June explains in her diary, the movies were very much a new technology in the early 20th century, full of promise and possibilities. Did the future end up being what Nana June expected?
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Episode 7: Breaking Up is Hard to Do
Autumn struggles with feelings of regret after a recent breakup and ends up finding solace in her great grandmother’s diary. According to Nana June, breaking up was apparently just as difficult in the early 20th century, but for very different reasons.
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Episode 6: Ghost Stories
Autumn has been hearing strange things in the old Orchid Estate. Could it be that a house with hundreds of years of history is hiding dark secrets? Did Nana June hear the same spooky sounds? Autumn delves into her great-grandmother’s diary and discovers some terrifying facts about events that occurred on Orchid Island.
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Episode 5: The Price of Progress
Autumn lets us in on her excitement about the Lost Diaries podcast and shares a personal victory where she stood up to someone who was dismissive of her. Nana June has plenty of stories about standing up to injustice, starting with a tale from her diary about joining the womens’ suffrage movement, from its dangers to what was actually accomplished.
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Customer Reviews
Refreshing
Thank you for this podcast. I love the tone of your voice and story. It’s exactly what i wanted. Great story. Love nana June. Such an inspiration. I want my daughters to
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Until we meet again!
I thoroughly enjoyed your nana’s diary writings. You are a brilliant story teller with your nana’s help. Please continue your podcast!! Or, please think about writing on your own. I would certainly buy your books.
Thank you for sharing.
A California fan!
not bad
i love the idea with the music and background noise, very aesthetic, i hate the commentary tho! i would prefer you talk the story and add notes after, love the music and rainy sounds, great idea!