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The Island - a survival story

The Island - a survival story

By: Darren Smith
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This fascinating 10 part podcast tells the story of a survivor.

After ditching in the North Atlantic, the sole survivor of a plane cash makes his way to a remote island without any supplies or survival skills. He has to learn fast, and adapt to his new surrounding or die alone in the middle of nowhere.

Using immersive sound effects and story telling you are there with the survivor as the plane crashes, as he floats on the ocean before living his daily struggles to find water and food and build a shelter on an unforgiving island with little chance of rescue.

Written and read by Darren Smith, author or The Bends, Shadow's Bliss, Fade, Burning Indigo, and God in a Box and presenter of The Hundred Marathon Club and The Undead Symphony.

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Episodes
  • Episode 9

    Episode 9
    Jul 3 2024

    Send us a Text Message.

    After the nightmares of the undead flight attendant keep the survivor up for days, he continues in his descent into madness and cannot stop himself from making an almost catastrophic decision.

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    14 mins
  • Episode 8

    Episode 8
    Jul 1 2024

    Send us a Text Message.

    As time moves on the survivor's mental health is strained by the arrival of the body washed ashore, malnutrition, loneliness and fatigue.
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    20 mins
  • Episode 7

    Episode 7
    Jun 26 2024

    Send us a Text Message.

    As nightmares fill the survivor's nights, his days continue to follow a pattern: foraging and adaptation. Until he makes a discovery that will change everything.
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    29 mins

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