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Let’s Get Lost Audiobook
Hosted by bystevenramirez · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 49 episodes
Where this show ranks
Audience Score
4
Niche
Episodes
49
Last ep.
8 days ago
Avg length
6m
Booking Probability™
31
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Listen Score
24
Niche reach.
Virality (30d)
50
Steady cadence.
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About this podcast
After joining Bland Corporation’s marketing department, Adam meets the boss’s daughter, Jenny, and they fall in love. As a result, the VP decides to eliminate the junior executive. At Bland’s science division in Cambridge, Adam meets Claire, an eccentric young genius fixated on time travel. Later, he uncovers the VP’s plot and, spiraling, ends up in a mental hospital. Ashamed to face Jenny, he seeks solace in the Hudson Valley with his mad scientist uncle. There, Adam vows to win back Jenny. But how? If only he had a time machine.
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About the host
bystevenramirez hosts Let’s Get Lost Audiobook, a fiction show with 49 episodes published.
Recent episodes
Our AI reads these to draft pitchesChapter 1
Jan 17, 20267mEp. 2S1
What Am I Here For? —This is the story of a young man called Adam West. Not the actor, mind you. Adam was an agreeable chap who read physics at Cornell because he wanted to follow in his parents’ footsteps…
Show notesChapter 2
Jan 17, 20269mEp. 3S1
Good Bait —Jenny Donovan was nineteen, three years younger than Adam. Pretty and petite, she adored Audrey Hepburn and copied her timeless bob…
Show notesChapter 3
Jan 17, 20267mEp. 4S1
It Could Happen To You —Bruce Donovan laid down his fork and gazed at his family. It was Thursday night and Adam had been invited once again to join them for dinner at their home…
Show notesChapter 4
Jan 17, 20266mEp. 5S1
Close Your Eyes —It was after midnight and Jenny couldn’t sleep. After Adam had gone home, she tried comforting her mother, assuring her that her behaviour at dinner wasn’t so bad compared to Jenny’s eighteenth birthday
Show notesChapter 5
Jan 17, 20265mEp. 6S1
Well, You Needn’t —It was almost April, and Adam had less than three months to come up with a new marketing campaign for the science division…
Show notesChapter 6
Jan 17, 20265mEp. 7S1
Little Girl Blue —For days, Adam basked in the Old Man’s praise. Recognition at last. Determined not to disappoint the CEO, he travelled to Cambridge to visit Bland’s science division…
Show notesChapter 7
Jan 17, 20267mEp. 8S1
Just Friends —Though spring had arrived, it was chilly. Making his way across campus, Adam recognised many of the buildings he’d seen as a child…
Show notesChapter 8
Jan 17, 20266mEp. 9S1
Siboney —The science division had arranged a cocktail reception in the Dome Room of the Lenox Hotel in Boston. Adam was dazzled as he walked into the second-floor ballroom…
Show notesChapter 9
Jan 17, 20265mEp. 10S1
Teach Me Tonight —Adam still couldn’t remember where he’d seen Dr Lewandowska before and the feeling plagued him. Why on earth did she ask him to her rooms?
Show notesChapter 10
Jan 17, 20265mEp. 11S1
In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning —It was after midnight when Adam left the hotel and the streets of Boston were deserted, unlike Manhattan. A town car idled at the kerb, waiting to whisk him to New York…
Show notesChapter 11
Jan 17, 20265mEp. 12S1
Take Five —Adam arrived at his office with enough time to consume three cups of strong coffee and half a cheese Danish. He’d managed to sleep for two hours and felt somewhat refreshed…
Show notesChapter 12
Jan 17, 20265mEp. 13S1
You’re Driving Me Crazy —Del Dillard was English and on the wrong side of fifty. He’d been passed over for promotion so many times, most employees thought he’d expired and become a spirit…
Show notesChapter 13
Jan 17, 20265mEp. 14S1
You Can Depend On Me —Adam made several frustrating attempts to locate Del Dillard, including some detective work at the cigarette stall in the lobby. This required purchasing ample amounts of chewing gum to compensate t
Show notesChapter 14
Jan 17, 20268mEp. 15S1
Yesterdays —The VP set the presentation for 16 June which, coincidentally, was the day Paramount Pictures planned to release Alfred Hitchcock’s psychological horror film, Psycho. It was also the day Karl Hiller was sched
Show notesChapter 15
Jan 17, 20265mEp. 16S1
Fin De L’Affaire —Del called in sick in the morning. Adam thought he might be faking. After obtaining his home address from Personnel, he took a taxi to see the Englishman at his flat in Chelsea…
Show notesChapter 16
Jan 17, 20266mEp. 17S1
How Long Has This Been Going On? —It was Thursday, 16 June, the day of the big presentation. Psycho premiered in two movie theatres in New York City and earned an impressive fifteen thousand dollars…
Show notesChapter 17
Jan 17, 20265mEp. 18S1
My Shining Hour —The catering staff had just finished setting up the coffee and pastries, and the flip chart stand was in place. All the models and dioramas had been arranged around the perimeter…
Show notesChapter 18
Jan 17, 20266mEp. 19S1
If You Could See Me Now —Rubberneckers crowded round in a horseshoe pattern, trying to get a glimpse of the grisly accident scene. Policemen had stopped traffic in both directions and were putting up wooden barriers…
Show notesChapter 19
Jan 17, 20266mEp. 20S1
They Say It’s Wonderful —The sound of a door opening woke Adam but he had no idea where he was. For all he knew, he was lost in the labyrinth at Knossos and the Minotaur had come round to kill him…
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Audience demographics
Age
25-54
Consumer type
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Topics covered
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Let’s Get Lost Audiobook is hosted by bystevenramirez. The show is categorised under fiction and has published 49 episodes.
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Let’s Get Lost Audiobook has published 49 episodes.
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