Episode 1: Fat Lip/All Downhill from Here

Last Night at the Mall is a Millennial nostalgia fiction podcast about four best friends, one unforgettable night at the mall in 2006, and a mystery that follows them for the next twenty years.

Decades after an unforgettable Friday night at the mall, Cody Miller returns home for the funeral of one of his closest friends. Standing in the parking lot where they spent countless evenings together as teenagers, he's forced to confront just how much time has passed, and a mystery that has bothered him ever since.

As the past comes rushing back, we return to the summer of 2006, when four friends gathered for what they thought would be one last ordinary night before they went their separate ways. None of them could have imagined how that night would shape the rest of their lives.

Episode 1: Fat Lip / All Downhill From Here begins the story of the night that changed everything in this serialized audio drama celebrating Millennial nostalgia, friendship, and growing up.

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