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Random Short Stories

Random Short Stories

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 Random Short Stories is a series of randomly generated short stories meant to give you a brief escape from your day. Need a few minute breather, a moment to relax? Put on Random Short Stories and hear what's waiting for you.

A special shout out to Olivier Guillard for our cover art photo.Copyright Podcraftr Social Sciences
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  • The Hollowbrook Murder

    The Hollowbrook Murder
    Aug 22 2024
    In this episode of Random Short Stories, Jeremy brings us a tale from a hidden nook in the Appalachian mountains, a small town called Hollowbrook, steeped in a tradition of moonshining. Set in an atmosphere of secrets, moonshine, and mysterious murders, the narrative revolves around Jasper Turner, a solitary man known for his moonshining skills, who becomes a suspect when Elias Reynolds, another local with an interest in Jasper's operations, is found dead. As Sheriff Larkin investigates the murder, a web of deceit within the town begins to unravel, leading to the revelation that Jasper killed Elias to protect his moonshining business. This chilling tale, punctuated by the trial and ultimate conviction of Jasper, exposes the grim face of Hollowbrook and the dire consequences of its secretive moonshining tradition. As Jeremy wraps up the episode, he promises more unraveling of Hollowbrook's secrets in future episodes. *Any similarity to anyone living or dead is purely coincidental. All locations, names and narratives are made up for the sake of storytelling.
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    4 mins

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