#253 - De vrouw met duizend gezichten - fictie

Een thrillerpodcast, loeispannend. De Nederlandse onderzoeksjournalist Tim Smeets-de Ruyter is verdwenen in Kazichië. De zoekactie lijkt nergens toe te leiden, ondanks de inzet van de Nederlandse en Kazichische overheden. Maar dan komt een Nederlandse hacker iets op het spoor. Ze besluit op onderzoek uit te gaan. Daarbij ook een interview met Lex Noteboom, de maker. Scenario, regie, sound design & soundtrack door Lex Noteboom ‘Vrouw’ door Jade Olieberg ‘Tim’ door Juda Goslinga. ‘Daniëlle’ door Lottie Hellingman In deze Parel hoor je deel 1 en 2. Deel 3 t/m 8 vind je in je podcastfeed. Zoek op "De vrouw met duizend gezichten." NB: op dit moment blijkt de Itunes feed (even?) niet te werken, op Spotify is deze titel in ieder geval wel te luisteren. Parel Radio Podcast omvat de mooiste verzameling radioverhalen, iedere twee weken een nieuwe aflevering. Host: Stef Visjager. Laat je reactie of sterren achter in je podcast app. Mailadres voor vragen en suggesties: [email protected].

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