• Worst Case Scenario with Abi Clarke and Julia Stenton

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Worst Case Scenario with Abi Clarke and Julia Stenton

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  • Worst Case Scenario is the podcast where comedians and good friends Abi Clarke and Julia Stenton tell the survival stories of those who found themselves in the worst case scenario and lived to tell the tale. It’s your grisly fix but with a happy ending. They’re underqualified, underprepared and would face certain doom in any emergency situation, but together they’re building their own Worst Case Scenario survival kit. This podcast is for recovering true crime addicts who want to hear extraordinary true stories of life-changing events from the perspective of the heroes instead of the villains.

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Episodes
  • Day 22 - Ashley Wallace

    Day 22 - Ashley Wallace
    Oct 18 2023

    Ashley Wallace wakes up in a hospital bed. As she wakes she sees police by her bedside and they soon accuse her of not one murder, but multiple murders. Ashely's sister Bree had found a note in which Ashley confesses to the killings of her father and stepfather, the problem is... Ashley did not write this letter.


    What happened next? Listen as Abi takes Julia on a rollercoaster of a story proving Ashley's innocence.


    Send in your own worst case scenario to help@wcspod.com and please follow the podcast on Instagram @wcspod for video extras.


    Theme tune by the brilliant Crizards who can be found on Instagram @crizards


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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • Day 21 - Ed Ray

    Day 21 - Ed Ray
    Oct 11 2023

    School bus driver Ed Ray was taking 26 students home from a summer class trip to the Chowchilla Fairgrounds swimming pool when a van blocked the road ahead of them. Ed stopped the bus and was then confronted by three armed men with nylon stockings covering their faces.


    Julia tells Abi all about what these who these men were, what they wanted and what they put Ed and the 26 students through in this episode of Worst Case Scenario.


    Send in your own worst case scenario to help@wcspod.com and please follow the podcast on Instagram @wcspod for video extras.


    Theme tune by the brilliant Crizards who can be found on Instagram @crizards


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    1 hr and 27 mins
  • Day 20 - Rodney Fox

    Day 20 - Rodney Fox
    Oct 4 2023

    It has finally happened, on this episode Abi is telling Julia and you all about surviving... a shark attack!


    Rodney Fox survived an attack by a great white in 1963 which to this day is still regarded as one of the worst attacks ever from which someone has lived to tell their story. The attack though didn't make Rodney afraid to go back into the water, it only encouraged him to learn more about the species and pioneer a way that thousands of people all around the world can find themselves safely in the shark's own habitat.


    Send in your own worst case scenario to help@wcspod.com and please follow the podcast on Instagram @wcspod for video extras.


    Theme tune by the brilliant Crizards who can be found on Instagram @crizards


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    1 hr and 10 mins
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