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Aug 10, 2020 <1 min

Once Upon A Paper Clip

from Listen Rinse Repeat Hosted by Karin Heimdahl

Once upon a time there was a small paper clip curious about the world. This episode is made for kids. Written, performed and produced by Karin Heimdahl Karin is the creator of audio drama Y2K. In 2019, she won an Audioverse award for writing a spoken word monologue. She is also a voice actor, podcaster and drama teacher turned project manager. Voice acting credits include Mirrors, Vampires of White Chapel, Copperheart and Hit the Bricks. She produces and co-hosts Det nya svarta, a pop culture podcast in Swedish. Karin lives in Gothenburg, Sweden. y2kpod.com TRANSCRIPT Once upon a time, there was a prince. No wait, princes are dull. There was a farm girl. Nah… All right, once upon a time there was a small paper clip curious about the world. One day, the small paper clip was selected to hold a report together. The paper clip (along with the report) was sent on a journey across the vast office landscape, seeing enormous desks and computers, chairs and coffee mugs along the way. That night, the small paper clip lay on a tray among their new friends and looked up at the ceiling high above. "Tomorrow", they thought, "tomorrow I might go on a new adventure". Happy and tired, they settled in to sleep. Shh. Don't wake 'em now… Good night. Credits This episode of Listen Rinse Repeat was written, performed and produced by Karin Heimdahl of Y2K. Sound effects and music from freesound.org under the Creative Commons 0 license.

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