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British audio soap opera exceeds nineteen thousand

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While most fictional series quickly run out of dramatic steam after a few years, one aggressively stubborn rural radio program flat-out refuses to die. Following the entirely mundane lives of farming families, it has continuously churned out daily audio episodes for absolute decades. It is essentially an infinite narrative loop of minor agricultural disputes that has somehow completely captivated an entire nation.

British audio soap opera exceeds nineteen thousand
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