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Off The Record

Off The Record

By: The Observer
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To start off we're digging deep into the Observer archives. In 1996 Heather Calder started a fiction serial within our pages called The Sun Came to Millen. We've turned those forty weekly installments into an eight-part audio book for you to enjoy all over again some twenty-five years later.

Parker Merlihan (the writer's son) has adapted the story to audio format, narrates and produced the series.

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Episodes
  • The Sun Came to Millen: Final Episode

    The Sun Came to Millen: Final Episode
    Jun 23 2021

    Join us for the conclusion of The Sun Came to Millen.

    It's been a fun journey reimagining this newspaper serial story into podcast format to celebrate the Observer's twenty-fifth anniversary.

    Thanks for joining us.
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    8 mins
  • The Sun Came to Millen: Parts Thirty-Six to Thirty-Nine

    The Sun Came to Millen: Parts Thirty-Six to Thirty-Nine
    Jun 16 2021

    The Sun Came to Millen is an original Canadian fiction story by Heather Calder. The story was written every week starting May 4, 1996, and published exclusively in The Observer.
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    21 mins
  • The Sun Came to Millen: Parts Thirty-One to Thirty-Five

    The Sun Came to Millen: Parts Thirty-One to Thirty-Five
    Jun 9 2021

    The Sun Came to Millen is an original Canadian fiction story by Heather Calder. The story was written every week starting May 4, 1996, and published exclusively in The Observer.
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    28 mins

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