Digital Kissing Booth - A Smash/Cut Preview

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A young woman has her first GOOD kiss and must tell the world. A preview episode to our new radio series. An interview turned into drama by improv'd alteration of key details in the narrative and non-chronological editing. Producer: Alexander Charles Adams Concept: Mallory Osigian and Alexander Charles Adams Voice Actor: Laine Farber Sound Design: Zachary Eubanks Smash/Cut is a new radio drama podcast that releases a new radio play every two-weeks (when in season).

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This episode was published on January 25, 2016.

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