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It is with great sadness that I share this latest episode, ‘The Last Adventure’. I always imagined better circumstances for meeting Nigel. Following the link in the bio to hear the episode. #tftpod #audiodrama #fiction #drama #podcastdrama #podcast #magicalrealism #rip #jaguar Artwork by @t_pickering
This Christmas special functions as an epilogue, a coda, an outro and a final thought, for The Family Tree. Dave spends Christmas with Philip Beech and the Sullivans, and Jen reads a special Christmas story written by Mia.
The Family Tree is a magical realist dramatic fiction about family, belonging, change and identity.
In the final episode of the show, Dave and his brother go to visit their dad to say hello, and also to say goodbye: endings are more complex than a simple full stop.
The Family Tree is a magical realist dramatic fiction about family, belonging, change and identity.
In the last Cutting of Season 3, Dave reflects on accountability and forgiveness, and considers the best ways to end things by asking some big questions. We hear from past guests, new guests and listeners to the show, who talk about how they approach these issues. We also hear from Dave’s partner, Jen, about how she has experienced the making of The Family Tree, and are introduced to a song written for the end of show by Martin Zaltz Austwick.
The Family Tree’s Cuttings discuss the real issues raised in the show with special guests from podcasting, journalism, religion and the arts.
Family is about more than blood. Dave continues rounding up the end of Season 3 by catching up with the extended family.
The Family Tree is a magical realist dramatic fiction about family, belonging, change and identity.
With no need to hide anymore and a firm plan for her future, Violita is finally ready to tell Dave exactly what happened when she became a liminal person.
The Family Tree is a magical realist dramatic fiction about family, belonging, change and identity.
Sam is back from Australia, and eager to update listeners on their new life. They introduce their friend, Tee, and Dave witnesses a new kind of liminal lifestyle.
The Family Tree is a magical realist dramatic fiction about family, belonging, change and identity.
