Radford Writes

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Daniel has always loved telling stories and even in his earliest school days his teachers were predicting that he’d be an author one day - something he was very much on board with. Although, while he never stopped writing and telling stories, he ended up taking a few detours along the way.

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Radford Writes

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2025. jan. 28.

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Episode Two: Don’t Look Up | Daniel Radford Writes 14.03.2024 1:08:06

In the second episode of the first cycle, the discussion on disaster stories continues. This time, Daniel Radford and his returning guest, Jon Coenan, are putting a twist on things. Episode Two is focused on Adam McKay’s satirical disaster movie, Don’t Look Up (2021). Resource URL: https://www.radfordwrites.com/podcast/episode-two-dont-look-up

Episode One: Disasters | Daniel Radford 07.03.2024 1:02:04

At radfordwrites.com, you can listen to the most exclusive podcasts for free. Stories Across Borders kicks off with a bang. The first cycle begins with “disasters” as its theme. Daniel Radford and guest, Jon Coenan, discuss just what makes a good disaster story and why these tales are so compelling. Resource Url: https://www.radfordwrites.com/podcast/episode-one-disasters

Best Australian Fiction Podcasts 08.02.2024 54:44

Find Here Best Australian Fiction Podcasts . Daniel and Jon discuss graphic adventure game, Life is Strange (2015). They discuss how the friendships portrayed within impact the story for better and for worse and examine how to handle toxic relationships in a narrative. Resource URL: https://www.radfordwrites.com/podcast/episode-fourteen-life-is-strange