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Obscura: A True Crime Podcast

Justin Drown

True Crime, Personal Journals, History, Documentary, News, Society & Culture

4.6 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 11 March 2020

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

One adolescent rite of passage where many of these key memories are formed - both good and bad - is parties. For many of us, parties during our teenage years often marked the many ‘firsts’ in a young persons’ life. The first time we could drive after getting our licence. Our first kiss. The first time we experiment with cigarettes, alcohol or harder drugs. For many teens, it’s their first encounter with sex. Unfortunately for some girls, that encounter isn’t always consensual, but instead traumatic. In those situations, we’d like to think that if we, or someone we knew, was raped or sexually assaulted at a party, the person responsible would be ejected and police contacted. Sadly, we know that in reality that doesn’t happen for a range of reasons. It’s cold comfort, but on those occasions, we hope that police will be contacted in the days following the attack, in an attempt to bring the assailant to justice. But that can only happen if the survivor makes it home from the party in the first place.
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0:00.0	Presenting Hop On Board, a podcast series by Southeastern, six podcasts, six celebrity
0:06.2	hosts, taking you on a whistle-stop tour of some of the best places to explore by rail
0:10.8	on the Southeastern network.
0:12.4	Join Greg Wallace as he tucks into delicious food and drink, rave-wilding, uncovering
0:17.2	unsolved mysteries and spooky happenings, and Miranda Sawyer getting Artie on the Ken
0:21.9	Coast.
0:22.9	Get the inside track on Kenton East Sussex with Hop On Board, listen now wherever you
0:27.2	get your podcasts.
0:30.0	Welcome, listener.
0:37.0	I'm glad you're here.
0:45.4	Take a seat next to the fire.
0:51.2	Come to Obscura, where we shine a light on the dark.
0:58.2	Listen, how all do you remember your teenage years?
1:25.7	Perhaps you reflect on the stage of your life with fondness and nostalgia.
1:30.5	We're calling your adolescence as a golden time when the world was ripe with possibilities.
1:37.1	On the other hand, for some of us the memories are foggy.
1:41.6	This could be due to the passage of time, or because we looked forward to leaving the
1:45.8	growing pains of adolescence behind us.
1:49.1	The painful memories and long-term impacts of peer pressure, bullying, broken hearts,
1:55.0	un-requited love, and general awkwardness aren't necessarily fun to reminisce about.
2:01.2	But with the hindsight of adulthood, we're grateful we made it out the other side.
2:06.9	We don't emerge totally unscathed, but we at least survive things.
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