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Published by Christin Campbell
When Angels Visit Armadillo uncovers a mystery shrouded in conspiracy, tucked away behind the moss in the rural town of Armadillo, Florida. Through interview recordings and phone calls, WAVA delves into the story of Magnolia Waters-- an unapologetic southern lesbian woman who witnesses a strange disappearance back in 1988. A Southern mystery with a touch of Sci-Fi, WAVA is a limited-series audio drama brought to life in eight chapters.
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"Life is kind of like a jelly doughnut-- no beginning or ending-- just a whole lot of middle."
"She looked up at the sky gettin' soft peach-pink, and whispered, 'You think they're still up there?'"
"It's not about what happened in between. It's about what happened before everything."
"It all became very apparent to me that, somewhere in the median of fiction and fact, I had lost my objective."
"But that was okay. 'Cause I had potential, she said."
"Being there was like closing my eyes and taking a long nap, rockin' back and forth on a porch swing."
"I guess we both should have been scared, but it was like... This impossible piece of the world we were sharin' then. Felt important."
"One more adventure before the world started turnin' backward."
Sam Byrd meets Magnolia Waters, and a mystery of questionable fact unravels.
Join us for a journey where fiction quickly blends into fact, where a quaint, rural town, hides its secrets behind the moss hanging heavy on its trees. In "When Angels Visit Armadillo," a hidden mystery will begin to unravel on March 5th, 2019. Find out more at: https://www.wavapodcast.com
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