Episode Two: Invincible
Episode 2 of the campfire stories podcast, hosted by Kenya Denise, titled "Episode Two: Invincible" was published on December 10, 2021 and runs 29 minutes.
December 10, 2021 ·29m · campfire stories
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Summary
After being separated from her friends, a girl hitches a ride home. An invite to a party turns a young girl’s dream come true into a nightmare. A runaway longs to get back to his family.
Episode Description
After being separated from her friends, a girl hitches a ride home. An invite to a party turns a young girl’s dream come true into a nightmare. A runaway longs to get back to his family.
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