The Four Boys Club is a podcast of a series of short stories, which covers the worlds of four 15-year-olds: Shanky Vai, Bandem Asra, Anpag Benza, and Mompy Arda. Part coming-of-age and part drama/suspense, it has been inspired by Stephen King's The Body (and its movie adaptation, Stand By Me).
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The Four Boys Club is a podcast of a series of short stories, which covers the worlds of four 15-year-olds: Shanky Vai, Bandem Asra, Anpag Benza, and Mompy Arda. Part coming-of-age and part drama/suspense, it has been inspired by Stephen King's The Body (and its movie adaptation, Stand By Me).
Fantasising about the past… Now, who hasn’t indulged in a little bit of that. You know that utterly cliched, overused line about how the past is history and the future is a mystery and all that? The message that that line is trying to convey is that dwelling on the past is futile and even downright stupid.
But when did we ever evolve into a species that had managed to escape stupidity?
If fantasising about the past is the anthem of stupidity, well, we are all singing it at the top of our lungs. The thing is, the past sticks. And it stays. And it festers. And then it grows, seeping into your fantasies, your dreams, your very lives. It rules over you, dominates you.
But at times the past is sweet, you know? Like a garden of every imaginable fragrance. And no matter what the sages say about letting the past be where it is, better to even bury it, you don’t want to deprive yourself of that… joy.
The Four Boys Club
The Four Boys Club is a podcast of a series of short stories, which covers the worlds of four 15-year-olds: Shanky Vai, Bandem Asra, Anpag Benza, and Mompy Arda. Part coming-of-age and part drama/suspense, it has been inspired by Stephen King's The Body (and its movie adaptation, Stand By Me).