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This is Deadsville

This is Deadsville

Written by: Jeffrey Case / Entertainment One (eOne)
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 "This is Deadsville" is a musical podcast that tells the tale of a fictional Southwest Ontario town whose once thriving factory closes, forcing the entire town out of work. It is told through spoken word and nine original songs.

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  • Coming Soon: This is Deadsville

    Coming Soon: This is Deadsville
    Mar 27 2019
    This is Deadsville is a musical podcast that tells the tale of a fictional Southwest Ontario town whose once thriving factory closes, forcing the entire town out of work. It is told through spoken word & nine original songs.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    2 mins
  • Part One - "My Home Town is Dying"

    Part One - "My Home Town is Dying"
    Apr 4 2019

    Part One of This Is Deadsville opens in a small Chatham, Ontario radio station, where a veteran radio host interviews the Member of Parliament for Chatham-Kent, Jack Smith. Smith tells the tale of how Martinsville fell on hard times and how his father, Steven, stood up for his hometown.

    Part One has five songs: Deadsville, Ordinary Man, Knew It Well, Headed West and Win or Lose.

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    30 mins
  • Part Two - "We Will Rise Again"

    Part Two - "We Will Rise Again"
    Apr 11 2019
    Part Two of This Is Deadsville continues where Part One leaves off with the fate of Steven Smith. Steven’s son, Jack, Member of Parliament for Chatham-Kent, decides that he must finish what his father started, taking his crusade all the way to the House of Commons. Part Two has four songs: Don’t Give Up, Courage Doesn’t Always Win (But Cowards Never Do), We Will Rise Again and Tale of One Man’s Last Stand.

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    21 mins
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