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The Divine Darlings | Episode 2

2/25/202635 min

It’s 1967. Sylvia, Roz, Joni, and Elle form a singing group called The Divine Darlings. What starts on church stages quickly grows into something bigger. But as ambition begins to surface and first loves complicate loyalties, the four friends take their first real step toward the spotlight—unaware of where that step will lead.

Written and produced by Kimberly Conway.

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Theme song: “Everything Changes” by Laura Ja...

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First 90 seconds
  1. Kimberly Conway0:00

    Yellow Bird Media presents Higher Grounds, a scripted audio drama written and produced by Kimberly Conway. Higher Grounds contains mature themes and topics that may not be suitable for all audiences. Listener discretion is advised.

  2. Roshni Lamino0:17

    [gentle music] When we left our girls, they were eight and nine years old, just babies, unaware of how fast time was pulling them forward. The years passed the way they always do, steadily, without asking permission, filled with school days, sleepovers, shared secrets, and whispered dreams between girls who didn't yet understand how quickly a childhood ends. By the late 1960s, their world was widening. Love, ambition, independence, all beginning to flicker into focus, and they reached for those things for the first time, testing the edges of who they might become, stepping unknowingly toward a moment that would change everything. This is Higher Grounds, episode two, The Divine Darlings, 1967 to 1969.

  3. Laura Jane Jones· Soundbite1:15

    Everything changes. Nothing stays the same. Everything changes. Nothing stays

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