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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2008 · 15 MIN

Home Run written and narrated by Michael MacMahon

from peopletalk's Podcast · host Nigel Killick

HOME RUN Because of financial irregularities in his past, Robbins has been advised to get out of  England for a while. As a result he is keeping his head down for a while in Norway.  While out walking one day, he witnesses a crime and also makes a surprising discovery.  Because of his past he can’t go to the police, so he decides that a rapid departure from Norway is the safest solution for him.    But was that the right decision? He will soon find out.     Michael MacMahon is both an actor and an author.  In a varied acting career he has most recently been seen on the Bristol stage in “Richard III” and the panto “Robin Hood”. In spring 2010 he had leading roles in three short films: “One More Kiss Darling”, “Old Age Pillagers” and “Warm Fuzzies, Cold Pricklies”.  He was also a voice-over on the TV documentary “Shooting the War”, shown on BBC4 in February 2010. Wearing his author’s hat, Michael writes articles and short stories. He has also recently e-published his first book: a guide to personal debt entitled “Back to the Black: how to become debt-free and stay that way.” After a 25-year career in the chemical industry, he set up and ran his own training business and then became a media spokesman for a health charity.  Previous publications included numerous articles in trade journals and a technical handbook that was translated into a dozen languages and is still available 20 years later. Why not visit Michael MacMahon's blog at:  http://michaelmacmahon43.blogspot.com/   Music tracks: Track:Track:Afternoon Reflection Album: The New Age Masters Track: Archetype Album:Single Orb Gettarr ©2009 Please visit his music at: http://opsound.org/artist/orbgettarr  

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