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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2019 · 38 MIN

The Barb Files 2: What is Wrong with You

from Stranger Things Talk

What you are about to hear is an original audio drama, written and produced by the Whitney Brothers. The story follows Murray Bauman as he investigates the mysterious disappearance of Barbara Holland from some small town in Indiana called Hawkins. This is the second episode. Voice actors in order of appearance: Mike, short for Michael, Whitney as Murray Bauman Danielle Van Ornam as Carol Craig Lemons as Ted Wheeler Kori Lockwood as Joyce Byers Matt Whitney as Mr. Clarke Roxy King as Florence Andrew Shank as Chief Jim Hopper Don Himelrick as Detective Frank Tinetti Donald Himelrick as Keith And Mara Himelrick as Allison Bauman This is a fan made project, done entirely out of love. So please don't send us any money, but please DO send this to every Stranger Things fan you know. Follow us on Facebook. And Youtube. And Twitter Listen to our friends at Devilry Podcast.

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