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    UnFictional

    On the Bridge

    Next... a story about a driver who has just a little bit of time to reflect, as he heads into a crash that could end his last moment on earth. And what he thinks about in those few seconds, is not what he would have expected.

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    By Bob Carlson • Jul 9, 2015 • 1 min read

    Next... a story about a driver who has just a little bit of time to reflect, as he heads into a crash that could end his last moment on earth. And what he thinks about in those few seconds, is not what he would have expected.

    The story is told by Jonathan Hirsch, creator of the Arrvls podcast. Produced by Daniel Gross, an independent producer based in Boston.

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    The full episode

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    Collision Course
    1. 0:00A Hole in the Night
    2. 19:49On the BridgeYou’re reading this
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