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Confessions of a New Grad

Confessions of a New Grad

By: Greta Craig
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A fiction podcast about a recent college grad's misadventures in love and life. CANADIAN PODCAST AWARDS Nominee (2021 & 2022). SYNOPSIS: When Brooklyn Winters graduates from university, she thinks that her adult life will “just kind of figure itself out.” Spoiler alert: this doesn’t happen. Six weeks after graduation, she has no job, no money, and is frantically calling her best friend to come and rescue her from the basement suite she has unwisely moved into with her dud of a boyfriend...


*My new series, VIOLET'S SHADOW: A Murder Mystery, is out now*


Created, written, performed, and produced by Greta Craig. You can find out more at gretacraig.com or follow me on Instagram @greta_media.


*Special thanks to The CANADA COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS for funding Seasons 3 and 4.


Music Licensed through Musicbed and Soundstripe. Please see individual episode descriptions for soundtrack lists and credits.

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2020 Greta Craig Art Drama & Plays Literary History & Criticism Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Chapter 1: Graduation

    Chapter 1: Graduation
    Apr 12 2020

    When Brooklyn Winters graduates from university, she thinks that her adult life will “just kind of figure itself out.” SPOILER ALERT: this doesn’t happen.

    For exclusive content, news, and episode illustrations, follow the show on Instagram @greta_media

    For more information or to get in touch, visit confessionsofanewgrad.com


    CREDITS:

    -"Confessions of a New Grad" is written, performed, and produced by Greta Craig

    -Illustrations and script editing by Rebecca Montgomery

    EPISODE SOUNDTRACK (in order of appearance):

    "Canon in D" by Amanda Welch

    "When the Well Runs Dry Feat. John Lucas" by Liv Douglas

    "From the Dust" by Mountain Boy (Instrumental Version)

    "Closer to the Sun Feat. Krikit" by Tofu



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    21 mins
  • Chapter 2: The Basement

    Chapter 2: The Basement
    Apr 12 2020

    Six weeks later...

    For exclusive content, news, and episode illustrations, follow the show on Instagram @greta_media

    For more information or to get in touch, visit confessionsofanewgrad.com


    CREDITS:

    -"Confessions of a New Grad" is written, performed, and produced by Greta Craig

    -Illustrations and script editing by Rebecca Montgomery


    EPISODE SOUNDTRACK (in order of appearance):

    "Cities" by Utah

    "Stone Steps" by Hale

    "Longing for Home" by Gold Coast

    "Fog" by Hale

    "Inspired Iguana" by Mikey Geiger

    "Innocence" by Tim Halperin

    "Paper Stars Feat. West Coast Massive" by CAPPA

    *Special thanks to all of these musicians for allowing me to use their work in this production.


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    33 mins
  • Chapter 3: Welcome to the Real World

    Chapter 3: Welcome to the Real World
    Apr 12 2020

    Welcome to "the real world".

    For exclusive content, news, and episode illustrations, follow the show on Instagram @greta_media

    For more information or to get in touch, visit confessionsofanewgrad.com


    CREDITS:

    -"Confessions of a New Grad" is written, performed, and produced by Greta Craig

    -Illustrations and script editing by Rebecca Montgomery

    EPISODE SOUNDTRACK (in order of appearance):

    "Get Better" by Chantry Smith (instrumental version)

    "Still You're Here" by Adrian Walther

    "As the Dust Settles on Creation" by Dexter Britain

    "The Coldest Part" by Emorie

    "Traces" by Vesky

    "Love Gone Wrong" by Brian Reith

    *Special thanks to all of these musicians for allowing me to use their work in this production.


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    27 mins
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