The Web Of Truth
The year is 2002. Steven Bradbury has just won Australia’s first Winter Olympic gold medal, George Bush Junior and John Howard are still international leaders, and five young men head to Victoria’s Mt Buller ski resort for a 21st birthday. Part black comedy, part low-stakes thriller, and partly an ode to early 2000’s pop culture, The Web of Truth is a three-part audio mini-series streaming now
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THE WEB OF TRUTH Before we get too far into all this, it’s best if you are introduced to the
The post Episode 1 – Character Development and Exposition first appeared on Holding Steadfast.THE WEB OF TRUTH The party continues to get bigger, and bigger until all of a sudden… it doesn’t.
The post Episode 2 – Pop Culture References and the Inciting Incident first appeared on Holding Steadfast.THE WEB OF TRUTH Well, if you made it this far… you might as well find out how it ends.
The post Episode 3 – The Gripping Conclusion first appeared on Holding Steadfast.Popular Podcasts
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