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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2020 · 47 MIN

Pony for Sean

from Chronosphere Fiction · host Daniel French: Fishbonius Sound Design

The CLONDALKIN area of DUBLIN in 1997.In this working class part of Dublin, horse ownership has become almost like a rite-of-passage for the many young teenagers living in this area, and the only escape from high unemployment, and all the problems associated with it.    Written by Patricia Keiller Spencer Frederick is Sean Keenan Frank Guglielmelli is Tom Keenan (Sean's father) Katelin Curtis is Anne Keenan (Sean's mother) and Mary Keenan (Sean's sister) Warren Clark is Brendan Keenan (Sean's brother) Mike Bethel is Mike Shaunessy (Sean's friend) Jarret Stalling is Liam Keenan (Sean's uncle) Joe Stofko is Brian Donoghue (Upscale Horse Trainer) Daniel French is John Brophy and Man from Corporation   Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Jul 25, 2020

The CLONDALKIN area of DUBLIN in 1997.In this working class part of Dublin, horse ownership has become almost like a rite-of-passage for the many young teenagers living in this area, and the only escape from high unemployment, and all the problems associated with it. Spencer Frederick is Sean Keenan Frank Guglielmelli is Tom Keenan (Sean’s father) Katelin Curtis is Anne Keenan (Sean’s mother) and Mary Keenan (Sean’s sister) Warren Clark is Brendan Keenan (Sean’s brother) Mike Bethel is Mike Shaunessy (Sean’s friend) Jarret Stalling is Liam Keenan (Sean’s uncle) Joe Stofko is Brian Donoghue (Upscale Horse Trainer) Daniel French is John Brophy and Man from Corporation Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

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