STONE

Dramatized crime drama

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Show synopsis

Bishop Stone, a detective desperate to escape his corrupt grandfather’s shadow; who is also Chief of Police, discovers hidden evidence in the murder of his mother shining a light on everyone’s secrets, including his own.

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Created, written & produced by woman POC to entertain and also bring more awareness to mental health and depression. Honored to have been nominated for Best Fictional Podcast - BlkPodAwards.

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