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Kathleen
Hosted by Christopher Morley · EN
In a quest fueled by curiosity and competition, a group of eight Oxford undergraduates known as the Scorpions stumble upon a letter from Kathleen to Joe. As they piece together the lives of Kathleen and Joe from the words on the page, they embark on a hilarious journey to track down Kathleen herself. The rivalry among the Scorpions leads to a series of entertaining and funny escapades that keep listeners engaged and laughing. (Summary by Kirk Ziegler)
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003 - Chapters 10 - 13
Nov 1800:40:43Tap to summarizeIn a quest fueled by curiosity and competition, a group of eight Oxford undergraduates known as the Scorpions stumble upon a letter from Kathleen to Joe. As they piece together the lives of Kathleen and Joe from the words on the page, they embark on a hilarious journey to track down Kathleen herself. The rivalry among the Scorpions leads to a series of entertaining and funny escapades that keep listeners engaged and laughing. (Summary by Kirk Ziegler)
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Nov 1800:37:50Tap to summarizeIn a quest fueled by curiosity and competition, a group of eight Oxford undergraduates known as the Scorpions stumble upon a letter from Kathleen to Joe. As they piece together the lives of Kathleen and Joe from the words on the page, they embark on a hilarious journey to track down Kathleen herself. The rivalry among the Scorpions leads to a series of entertaining and funny escapades that keep listeners engaged and laughing. (Summary by Kirk Ziegler)
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Nov 1800:40:13Tap to summarizeIn a quest fueled by curiosity and competition, a group of eight Oxford undergraduates known as the Scorpions stumble upon a letter from Kathleen to Joe. As they piece together the lives of Kathleen and Joe from the words on the page, they embark on a hilarious journey to track down Kathleen herself. The rivalry among the Scorpions leads to a series of entertaining and funny escapades that keep listeners engaged and laughing. (Summary by Kirk Ziegler)
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