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A gigantic, perfectly circular rock suddenly appears in a small city. What's it doing there? What should be done with it? The Perfectly Circular Rock is a 10-episode fictional series full of mystery, comedy, sci fi, and audio drama. Produced by WTJU 91.1 FM and the University of Virginia Department of Drama, with support from a UVA Faculty Research Grant for the Arts. RockDrama.org
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Welcome to episode 10, the final episode, of The Perfectly Circular Rock. The conclusion of the story of a large perfectly spherical rock suddenly and mysteriously appearing in the small town of Elkisbourne, somewhere in the USA; the state prefers to be kept anonymous. For more, visit: www.rockdrama.org
Welcome to Episode 9 of the Perfectly Circular Rock. The riveting saga of a rock, a town, and people in the town dealing with the rock. For more, visit: www.rockdrama.org
Welcome to episode 8 of the Perfectly Circular Rock. A big rock suddenly appeared in a small town – that’s the recap. You didn’t decide to listen to this podcast by randomly starting at episode 8, did you? If you did, what’s wrong with you? For more, visit: www.rockdrama.org
Welcome to episode 7 of the Perfectly Circular Rock. A huge spherical rock has mysteriously appeared in the main square of Elkisbourne, throwing the town into such a tizzy you wouldn’t believe. But believe it folks, because this is based on a true story, and everything you’re about to hear is completely true. It all happened. Just this way. Every word was actually spoken by the characters enacted here. This is the most true fictional audio drama you’ve ever heard. I’m serious. So pay attention. For more, visit: www.rockdrama.org
Welcome to episode 6 of The Perfectly Circular Rock. The story of a huge rock that suddenly appears in Elkisbourne, a small non-Swedish American town. For more, visit: www.rockdrama.org
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