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Kaboom: An Audio Adventure Podcast
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Full Moon Ball (A Werewolf Adventure)

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Lacy is feeling so much pressure to go the prom, but how can she go when it falls on the night of the full moon and she's secretly a werewolf?

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© BYUradio Length 24 min 27 October 2023 Season 2 Episode 4 ScienceEducationalFacts USA Story

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© BYUradio Length 24 min 27 October 2023 Season 2 Episode 4 ScienceEducationalFacts USA Story

TRAILER: Kaboom — An Audio Adventure Podcast

TRAILER: Kaboom — An Audio Adventure Podcast

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Lacy is feeling so much pressure to go the prom, but how can she go when it falls on the night of the full moon and she's secretly a werewolf?

Full Moon Ball was written by Brian Tanner, based on a story by Brian Tanner, Lacey Olsen, and Beth Nielsen. It was directed by Brian Tanner. The cast included Paige Northrup as Lacy, Allison Omer as Beth, Braden Johnson as Jared, and Kelly Coombs as Mom.

The sound team for this episode was led by Trent Reimschussel, with dialogue editing by Karly Wilson and Mitchell Tousley; music editing by Brandon Lewis; and sound design and mixing by Karly Wilson and Trent Reimschussel. It was produced by Wendy Folsom, Sam Payne, and Brian Tanner.


© BYUradio | 24 min

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