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Written by Diana McCorry and produced by Jonathan Mitchell
"A little girl is lost and can't find her mom. Why won't anyone help her? This short audio drama hinges on a twist that is as heartbreaking as it is surprising, and offers a fresh perspective on an experience shared by countless people the world over."
"A little girl is lost and can't find her mom. Why won't anyone help her? This short audio drama hinges on a twist that is as heartbreaking as it is surprising, and offers a fresh perspective on an experience shared by countless people the world over."
For this audio recommendation, it’s hard to explain why I’m recommending it without spoiling the piece. Let’s just say this is a very powerful piece that hits you where it counts.
It (deservedly) is one of the winners of the first Sarah Awards in 2016, aka the Sarah Lawrence College International Audio Fiction Awards.
Listen to "Can You Help Me Find My Mom" here.
You can hear all four winners here.
Listen to "Can You Help Me Find My Mom" here.
You can hear all four winners here.
