Strangers connect
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“The 90’s a time when people had less distractions & prioritised speaking with people over the phone. Listening, having conversations truly connecting. Meeting that fundamental need of our existence being acknowledged ; being heard.
The Mojave Phone Booth seems to be the place for Grace Sharp to offload the things that have been bottled up, the stories that steal our peace , is she looking for absolution.
This production has an interesting premise. Connecting with strangers & sharing our thoughts has universal appeal. We are often more comfortable exposing our vulnerabilities or dark secrets to strangers as we do not fear their judgement. Answering a random anonymous phone call generates enough curiosity to encourage people to camp out in the Mojave Desert nearby. Who will call , what will you & they talk about ? It’s exciting to place yourself at the beck & call of fate, but are you sure you want to hear what is being said ?
If you a looking for some nostalgia, respite from apocalyptic tales & enjoyed other dramas such as :
1994
Drywater
Conversations from the Abyss
The Long Hallway
Motel Americana
You may like this show !
My rating 6.7/ 10
The story could be improved by having a different caller each episode.”
Miss Hijinx via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
12/07/20
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“I absolutely love this. It is so different and amazing. Can’t wait for more episodes”
Lewaudis via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/12/21
“Have you thought about putting this in outer space?”
cbarnes93 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/04/19
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“Heard about this from a friend. Neat idea and I'm looking forward to hearing what happens next!”Read full review »
"Cowlick" via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/10/19
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