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Emmanuel - The Broken Diary - U.S.A. version (Podcast Novel)

Emmanuel - The Broken Diary - U.S.A. version (Podcast Novel)

By: Antonia Del Monaco
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Summary

The podcast publishes in episodes a novel based on an authentic diary, written by a teenager whom we will call Emmanuel for convention; the book is set in the early 90s.

Emmanuel is a restless teenager, unable to be satisfied with the much he has and with a borderline personality that will lead him to have intense and disordered experiences, in search of a "meaning". In his search he will overwhelm several characters, including Antonia, his brother Michele's girlfriend.

This English version is entirely interpreted by AI.

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Episodes
  • 3.6. A White Horse (The Divine Part)

    3.6. A White Horse (The Divine Part)
    Apr 30 2026

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    A White Horse

    With this episode Emmanuel enters a dimension between the Platonic and the medieval, committing himself with all his strength in an attempt at resurrection from the materiality into which he has fallen, also overwhelming Antonia with him.

    From now on, his every effort will be aimed at finding a spiritual dimension in which his relationship with the woman can reach a difficult balance capable of withstanding time.

    The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel and Alice.

    Throughout the episode you can hear a song and a cover (performed by Yvonne Jeucken) of Tim Buckley's "Phantasmagoria in Two" and medieval-style versions of Linkin Park's "Numb".
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    27 mins
  • 3.5. Gates of Eden - Part II (Destroying Antonia)

    3.5. Gates of Eden - Part II (Destroying Antonia)
    Mar 29 2026

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    Gates of Eden - Part II

    This episode, of particular length and importance, is proposed in two parts, of which this is the second.

    Emmanuel has won the game with Antonia, managing to tie her to him in an almost pathological way and creating a serious dependence in her.

    One day, however, he is forced to realise, with amazement and anguish, that this situation risks completely destroying the woman he loves. From now on he will be forced to make important decisions.

    The soundtrack includes songs and covers by Syml ("Where is my love" and "Mr. Sandman") and Lana Del Rey ("Heroin").
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    15 mins
  • 3.4. Gates of Eden - Part I (Emmanuel and Antonia try to regain the lost Paradise)

    3.4. Gates of Eden - Part I (Emmanuel and Antonia try to regain the lost Paradise)
    Mar 22 2026

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    Gates of Eden - Part

    This episode, of particular length and importance, is proposed in two parts, of which this is the first.

    A passionate and "red light" Emmanuel recalls his new experience with Antonia, whom he regained in the previous episode ("Special Effects").

    The boy experiences this reconquest with exhilaration and enthusiasm, but now, at eighteen, he is perfectly able to realize the difficulties of the situation and how much things have changed for both of them.

    However, determined to continue on his path, Emmanuel does not hesitate to resort to all the means at his disposal to keep Antonia tied to him.

    The interpreters are Paul Emmanuel and Antonia.

    The soundtrack includes songs and covers by Syml ("Where is my love" and "Mr. Sandman") and Nirvana ("Moist Vagina").
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    27 mins
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