24 min
The Recording Tales Of The Text
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SHANI, 16-year-old high school student, sits horrified, mind racing only a bit faster than her
heartbeat. She is in an abandoned classroom in the school, listening to her iPad. At only 5 feet
tall, her feet swing off of the ground in the tall stools. She twists her braids in her hand
nervously, feeling glad that she is wearing black. She feels less visible. It is like her worst
nightmare come true. She listens in disbelief, hoping against hope that she is mistaken about
what she heard. But she knows what it is. All over social media are words that she knows
well because they come from her very own recordings. She wants to die.
As she sits dazed, not wanting to listen, but not able to stop, 17-year-old TY comes bursting
into the room. Tall and thin, he is wearing his professional attire for dress to impress day. He
runs his hand across his waves and turns on SHANI.
Welcome as Tales Of The Text Podcast presents "The Recording". Have you ever used voice memo and just walked away or have you ever secretly recorded your friends?
Join us after the drama for our After The Text segment where we discuss the themes covered in the show. We discuss how the characters and story lines in the show relate to our own lives and what lessons we can take from this episode of Tales of the Text podcast.
Follow Us
@talesofthetextpodcast
Instagram
@talesofthetext
Twitter
Young Voices
Kaitlyn
Lyric
Leland Stanford
Hugo Sunchild @hugo_sunchild
Executive Producer/Creator/Narrator
Ms. J (Joi Mitchell)
Music From Epidemic Sound
Yomoti - Blurred Out (podcast intro music bed)
SINY - Buzz (@ :24 second mark)
Vaxla - Isberg (@ 8:06 mark)
_91Nova - Gridworld (@ 15:29 mark)
oomie - Imaginary Friends (After The Text @ 16:18 mark)
Audio Editor:
Scott Stronach - SoundMind Editing
Sound Effects
Epidemic Sound & Youtube Audio Library
Recorded At Mystery Street Recording ~ Chicago, Illinois
Photo Credit- Shutter Stock
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
SHANI, 16-year-old high school student, sits horrified, mind racing only a bit faster than her
heartbeat. She is in an abandoned classroom in the school, listening to her iPad. At only 5 feet
tall, her feet swing off of the ground in the tall stools. She twists her braids in her hand
nervously, feeling glad that she is wearing black. She feels less visible. It is like her worst
nightmare come true. She listens in disbelief, hoping against hope that she is mistaken about
what she heard. But she knows what it is. All over social media are words that she knows
well because they come from her very own recordings. She wants to die.
As she sits dazed, not wanting to listen, but not able to stop, 17-year-old TY comes bursting
into the room. Tall and thin, he is wearing his professional attire for dress to impress day. He
runs his hand across his waves and turns on SHANI.
Welcome as Tales Of The Text Podcast presents "The Recording". Have you ever used voice memo and just walked away or have you ever secretly recorded your friends?
Join us after the drama for our After The Text segment where we discuss the themes covered in the show. We discuss how the characters and story lines in the show relate to our own lives and what lessons we can take from this episode of Tales of the Text podcast.
Follow Us
@talesofthetextpodcast
Instagram
@talesofthetext
Twitter
Young Voices
Kaitlyn
Lyric
Leland Stanford
Hugo Sunchild @hugo_sunchild
Executive Producer/Creator/Narrator
Ms. J (Joi Mitchell)
Music From Epidemic Sound
Yomoti - Blurred Out (podcast intro music bed)
SINY - Buzz (@ :24 second mark)
Vaxla - Isberg (@ 8:06 mark)
_91Nova - Gridworld (@ 15:29 mark)
oomie - Imaginary Friends (After The Text @ 16:18 mark)
Audio Editor:
Scott Stronach - SoundMind Editing
Sound Effects
Epidemic Sound & Youtube Audio Library
Recorded At Mystery Street Recording ~ Chicago, Illinois
Photo Credit- Shutter Stock
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
24 min