Thyme to Die. Wannarbee Bond is in another adventure. This Private Eye/Pest Exterminator is on another mission, and once again there is action and KerPow!
Duration: 14m47s
Written and Produced by Breanda Cross
Wannarbee Bond: Julie Hoverson
Other Characters – Breanda Cross
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Remit Payment is undeniably a little piece to add to the Halloween fun. But it does have a message. Not a subtle one it’s true. In fact, the message is rather dark and scary – and sort of potentially affects thousands, if not millions of people around the world. It’s a Cautionary Tale.
While the cast is all familiar with being part of the FastFiction team, we are delighted to introduce Will Anderson as the scriptwriter. Will hails from America, and while we don’t know too much about him as yet, I’m sure he will be a regular member, with a penchant for horror.
Duration: 8m.33s
Scriptwriter: Will Anderson Producer: Breanda Cross
Diesel: Mark Anthony
Mikka ; Julie Hoverson
The Official: Geordie Macdonald
Roxie: Breanda Cross
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Anya is lonely – and alone. Or is she? This simple monologue takes us through the heartbreak of a recently bereaved wife experiencing some odd occurrences.
Duration – 24m.22s
Written, Performed and Produced by – Breanda Cross
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FastFiction is taking a short break. While on this Hiatus we are featuring our ProgressiveMurderMysteryPodcasts.
Spider Baby is the tenth episode in the Who Killed Donald T. Johnson series, where we have One Villain and Ten Victims or One Victim and Ten Villains. it’s up to you to decide. In the meantime check out Spider Baby, you won’t be disappointed.
In this installment, our victim’s own girl Friday, Judith, turns out to have designs on his body – that is, on making him a body! But who is it she’s having a lovely chat with, and why isn’t she at the scene, ready to strike?
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Prison Wrap is a story about MailMan Mick, a long-time prisoner of Beaconsfield Penitentiary, and his stoush against Warden Stacy. We can tell you that Mick wins, but how he does it is most unusual – and efficient. What is more – it will never be spoken of by staff or prisoners alike. You, the listener, maybe the only one who knows what really happened in those three minutes, that will never be forgotten by all who witnessed the event.
Duration: 26.59m
Written, Performed and Produced by Breanda Cross
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Minnows and Big Fish is the 4th Episode of Who Killed Donald T. Johnson? from our Progressive Murder Mystery Podcasts. It takes our villain back to Macau in 1997 where he is involved with his favourite activities of gambling and girls. But, once again he gets his comeuppance in London in 2018. To find out by whom, and how, you need to listen to the podcast.
Duration: 35m.34s
For more information about the entire series, please go to the dedicated website progressivemurdermysterypodcasts.com
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Bulls Eye is the second story in our companion Progressive Murder Mystery series, Who Killed Donald T. Johnson? This episode takes us back to Expo ’88, when police corruption was rife, and our villain, DTJ was right in the thick of it.
If you enjoy this story, make sure you go to progressivemurdermystery podcasts.com and check out the other episodes.
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Who Killed Donald T. Johnson? A Progressive Murder Mystery Podcast, with ten stories in twelve episodes.
Duration: 36.50m
Producer: Breanda Cross
Performers: Many cast members in excerpts from each of the ten episodes.
FastFiction would like to alert our listeners to a new podcast just launched – with a novel and intriguing twist. It’s a Progressive Murder Mystery. We invent a fictitious anti-hero – Billionaire, Money Launderer, Paedophile – you can’t get much more anti than that! And then we invite ten. scriptwriters from all over the world to kill him – episode by episode. And you get to decide which one is most enjoyable, plausible, or just downright impossible.
The first episode is out now. Introducing – The Man – Preview.
For more information please go to fastfictionpodcasts.com and click on the Progressive Murder Mystery for a list of the ten shows PMMP is an extension of FastFiction.
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The InJustice System: Have you ever been on jury duty? It’s actually quite difficult – not only to get on it – but also to stay alive afterward. And how would you deal with Boss Lady? A reflective, and slightly tongue-in-cheek reprise of an extraordinary experience.
Duration: 15.38
Monologue: Breanda Cross
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Tiny Tots Kindy. We join Miss Hope LessLey, the Principal of Tiny Tots Kindy, as the children perform a concert.
Written, Produced and Performed by Breanda Cross
Duration: 11m. 21s
In 1939 Miss Joyce Grenfell created a delightful parody of children at play. She took the part of a kindly but harrassed Kindergarten Teacher, who talked to her imaginary class of tiny tots. “George, Don’t do that” became a series, a book, and eventually a solid part of her television career. This original piece was inspired by Miss Grenfell.
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