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How Much Do I Love Thee

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How Much Do I Love Thee, Let Me Count the Ways Written by Stephanie Byng and Tanja Milojevic, and produced by Tanja Milojevic

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This radio drama is rated PG13 for violence, disturbing imagery and some adult situations. Listener discretion is advised.

Synopsis: A girl (Liadan) with severe Obsessive Compulsive Disorder gets expelled for Plagiarism from Iowa State University. She decides to hitchhike anywhere, in order to avoid a confrontation with her perfectionist abusive parents. A popular sweet football player Brad, picks her up, and offers to drive her to California. She is secretly obsessed with him, but does all she can to hide both her OCD disorder and obsession from him. As they fall for one another, Liadan reveals more and more of herself to him, and begins getting better. However, when he finds her diary, she snaps and…

Cast: Robin Cantor (Relick) as Liadan William Watt (CreaturesFarley) as Brad Stephanie Byng (xancthus) as Susan Dave Frizzell (Dpfrizz) as David Glen Hallstrom (SmokeStackJones) as the dean Rick Lewis as Liadan's father Julie Hoverson as Liadan's mother Jonathan Dolnier (pokejedservo) as the drunk bar man Tanja Milojevic (LightningBolt) as the waitress Kris Keppeler as the psychology teacher Kelly Fanning as security guard1 Stephanie Byng (xancthus) as security guard2 All other voices were provided by the talented cast and: Alexa Chipman, Justin Young, Bill Rob, and Alexandra Ketana. Sound design and mixing by Tanja Milojevic Music director…

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  1. HowMuchDoILoveTheeBIG

    No date given · 1 h 10 min

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  1. How Much Do I Love Thee

    Listeners' uploads · Tanja Milojevic and Stephanie Byng · 1 episode here · archive.org

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