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Podcast: Under Lock and Key

Secrets – we all have them yet keep them obscured from outside view and revealing one can be the most intimate form of human connection. In this podcast, we explore what makes a secret, and chat to a recent cancer patient about her experience with maintaining her diagnosis Under Lock and Key.

Special thanks to Sienna Rossi and Dr Joanne Shaw for their interviews.

Sound effects courtesy of BBC free sound library (sound-effects.bbcrewind.co.uk and Story Logo by SergeQuadrado on freesound.org/people/SergeQuadrado/sounds/460658/

Lady in Blue by MagnusMoone on freemusicarchive.org/prosearch.tribeofnoise.com/artists/sho…38406/38250

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Secrets – we all have them yet keep them obscured from outside view and revealing one can be the most intimate form of human connection. In this podcast, we explore what makes a secret, and chat to a recent cancer patient about her experience with maintaining her diagnosis Under Lock and Key.

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Alessia Poles
Alessia Poles
Alessia Poles (she/her) is currently studying a Bachelor of Advanced Studies (Media and Communications) and Bachelor of Arts, majoring in English at the University of Sydney. She revels in the art of the written word and audio to paint and give voice to personal stories, and endeavours to work in the journalism or audio-visual industry in the future. Her passions encompass talking to people about everything from individual dreams and struggles to deep diving into the depths of pop culture.

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