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This is the final episode of the Mash Stories podcast. Thank you for listening! You can keep the stories coming at http://mashstories.com or have a nostalgic listening binge at http://mashstories.com/podcast.Thanks to all of our talented narr
"Carlos lies flat on his back, flailing at the sucking hole in his face. I reached for him and grabbed his webbing. As I pulled him, a pinprick of light flashed from the hill. The bullet knocked my helmet off and I fell back, dragging my friend
"Maryleen and Derek were among the interns undergoing training for a chance to get absorbed into the Nigerian Television Authority. Before their departure for street practical, their trainer revealed to them that the team that returned with the
"Ninety-nine bottles of beer on the wall, ninety-nine bottles of beer, if one of those bottles should happen to fall…ninety-eight bottles of beer on the wall…. It was an art form, really. She occupied herself not with the motions themselves, bu
"James burst from the basement, grinning like a toddler who’s learned to speak. 'I’ve done it!' In his hand he clutched a small black box, with a large conical microphone on one end and a wire connected to a small speaker on the other.""Playb
"'I make things.' My mother hated it whenever I said that. The dude next to me on the puke green bus stop bench nods.""I Make Things", written by Gregory K. Shipman and narrated by Joe Biedrzycki, was inspired by the keywords "taxes", "vinega
"I don’t think taking the box of Halloween masks should be considered stealing. I didn’t ask for them, but they were just sitting there behind the novelty store for anyone to pick up. Besides, mom didn’t ask me to move to Texas, did she? Nobody
"I don't know why we hide under desks. Maybe the teachers know, but they haven't explained very well.""Why We Hide Under Desks", written by Conor Yunits and narrated by Elisa Berkeley, was inspired by the keywords "Halloween", "common" and "m
"Forks clinked against dishes as we ate quietly. Eggs again. Always eggs. Mom said we should be happy to still have eggs every day since the stores closed. Because if the sickness didn’t get you, starvation would.""Painted Ladies", written by
"Fisk stared at the coffee cup in his hands. It had the logo of a bank, common in Phoenix. A thousand miles from here. It was stained and spider webbed with brown cracks.""Saudade" written by Phil Skiff and narrated by Joe Biedrrzycki, was in
"The coupon slid out from a mauled manila folder. Daniel examined it with only passing attention, just as he had the dozens of old receipts, crumpled sticky notes, and expired train passes that had been unearthed during his forced evacuation."
"My daughter Amy is coming to take me for a drive. She’ll bring tiny sandwiches and a thermos flask, from which she’ll serve me a plastic mug of revolting chamomile tea.""The Automobile", written by Rosemary Mayo and narrated by Natalie Winte
"Eva was keen to recruit the Cobbs into her research project; cases like theirs didn’t come along often. But, instead of obediently signing the consent form, Sarah was wasting time asking questions.""Happiness Is In Your Genes" written by Kev
"When we disembark, we forgo the guided tour. I say there’s safety in numbers, but Nancy says that the bigger the crowd, the less you see. She wants to absorb as much as we can. I’d rather ride on the bus. Staying on the ship by the pool would
"It all got out of hand. Now, with blood seeping into my eyes and my Mother’s suppressed sobs filling my ears, I have to think it was all my fault. I could have stayed home.""The Rising", written by Ian Andrew and narrated by Duncan Stripp, w
"Billy released his shit over a parked car. The greasy missile found its mark and slid down the windshield. That bird had no class.""Of Crows and Corn", written by Sarah Hausman and narrated by Duncan Stripp, was inspired by the keywords "Hal
"The Montessori Chess Club comprised members from Congress. Abraham Linkon had come a long way and some said he had ridden on the back of America’s first assassinated leader.""The Grand Master of Xenophobia", written by Mike Devitt and narrat
"Friday night. The sky is prematurely dark, layered by thick clouds heavy with moisture and menace. Thunder cracks. The lights over a parking lot blink from the electrical charge in the air as two silver minivans stop in front of The Pizza Libe
"Happiness is overrated…I reached across the desk and tapped a selection into the Acme 10, the mini converter sitting beneath my mug. Bulletproof coffee. Blecch. I don’t know what the hell I had been thinking with chai latte. I was bringing my
"Wren stood still. Even so the numbers kept dwindling. The readout declined through 20 years of common watermarks. Post-baby, pre-baby, wedding. Wren closed her eyes and imagined weightlessness. When she opened them again she was floating two i
"A grainy Saturday morning, and yesterday’s newspaper flaps past the dented metal doors of The Cockpit. The hour is early – not too early for a green-jacketed dog-walker huddled in her collar, but not yet time for the suit in the alleyway to tu
"Andrea expected a call later that morning from their daughter, and then their granddaughter would sing “Happy Birthday” in her uncertain treble. Andrea would wish her Happy Haunting.""White Noise", written by Cezarija Abartis and narrated by
"They called him the Halloween Bandit because he dressed up in a black cape and a mask to make him look like a vampire. As sheriff, it was up to me to catch him if he came to my town, but this was no common criminal.""The Bad Pun Kid", writte
"Tick… tick… tick…The noise drove her a bit batty; she would note it in her records. Would it be possible to obtain a clock that did not make that incessant noise? Surely such a thing existed, and certainly it could not be that difficult to ac
"'Let’s do this house!' George yelled, pointing his finger like an accusatory pistol. The house creaked under its own weight, lumbering there in the darkness.""How Many Licks Does it Take", written by Dominic Howarth and narrated by Natalie W
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