Oliver Day
Framed at Maple Middle
A Rashomon-style narrative about a middle school student who gets framed for a mysterious vandalism. They gather some friends and interview people about what happened from their perspective, uncovering key details well hidden. As they listen, listeners can piece together the clues to figure out the truth of what happened. Each episode shows a new perspective of the same day, in the same school. Everyone has a different opinion to match their perspective, but that doesn't stop students from experiencing the same thing.
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Saving The Canidate 12.05.2026 16:05
The rumors Connor spread were true; John and his friends discover a completely demolished gym, with a giant crater sunk in the middle. Through this content-packed episode, they investigate the new attack, interview Connor, confront Camden, participate in a chase scene, piece all the clues together, recover footage, and finally unmask the culprit behind all these attacks. Full Credits: https://dust...
Listening In 20.04.2026 5:54
John and his friends interview Maya, a girl with hyperacusis which gives her the ability to single out conversations in a busy room. Through this episode, they learn of teasing, bullies, possible romance , and mysterious rumors.
Unofficial Investigation 30.03.2026 4:48
John, a middle schooler at Maple Middle, arrives early to an empty school and gets framed for a mysterious vandalism. Upon investigation, he and his classmates discover these mysterious coincidences were not an accident.
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