EPISODE 18: Snowy Arrivals and Father Figures

EPISODE 18: Snowy Arrivals and Father Figures

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EPISODE 100: Don't Ever Stop Dreaming

***ANNOUNCEMENT***After 100 episodes of 'Strangers on a Break' it feels the right time to take a break.I can't say when it will return but I very much hope it will do one day.I've written more about this on an instagram post that you can find here. https://www.instagram.com/p/Db-J ...  Show more

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Tom Rosenthal approaches a stranger on a park bench and asks if he can sit down next to them and record their conversation.This is what happened! Produced by Tom RosenthalEdited by Rose De LarrabeitiMixed by Mike WoolleyTheme tune by Tom Rosenthal & Lucy Railton Incidental music ...  Show more

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