Another great audio drama written by Patricia Keiller with the voice acting talents of this cast DETECTIVE INSPECTOR FRANK WILLIS : Jeff Moon PROFESSOR DUNCAN MACKENZIE : Paul Arbisi HANS KAUFMAN : Scott MacIver DIANA HARGREAVES : Margaret Ashley SALLY JACKSON : Anne Ghrist COLIN JACKSON : Richard Summers OLLIE JACKSON : M.A. Doerfler SANDEEP KUMAR : Paul Arbisi DANNY LLOYD : Scott MacIver P.C. KEITH WHITE : Paul Arbisi P.C. EDDIE SMITH : Paul Arbisi DEREK KNIGHT : Steve Katz MAID : Anne Ghrist HOTEL RECEPTIONIST : Anne Ghrist TOBY PRESTON : Jeff Moon ISABEL MACKENZIE : M.A. Doerfloer HARRY LYNDHURST : Scott MacIver SAM O’NEAL : Jeff Moon NARRATOR : Brendan Fleming  Sound Design, Editing, Mixing, and Mastering by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

In this two-part adventure, the Tec is sent by a worried wife down to Tijuana, Mexico, to find her husband. Our hero has a swell time south of the border, but when he returns, he finds a house full of murder! Story by Dashiell Hammett, adapted and dramatized by Pete Lutz. CAST: Pete Lutz as THE TEC Noah Diamond as VANCE RICHMOND Amanda Sisk as MRS. ASHCRAFT Carole Krohn as the LANDLADY Jeff Moon as ED BOHANNON Paul Arbisi as LUSK and JAMOCHA John Bell as THE POLICE CAPTAIN, THE BARTENDER and PEDRO Frank Guglielmelli as THE NEIGHBOR and THE COP Angela Young as CORA and the STENOGRAPHER Rhiannon McAfee as KEWPIE Joe Stofko as the OLD MAN and Jason D. Johnson as O'GAR With Darren Rockhold as THE ANNOUNCER GUY Music by Ross Bernhardt. Foley, Sound Design, editing, mixing, and Post-production by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design.

Our hero is hired by the widow of a wealthy building contractor to find out who murdered her husband. The Tec soon finds out, however, that he has more suspects than he knows what to do with. Starring The Narada Radio Company. Adapted by Pete Lutz from the story by Dashiell Hammett. CAST: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold Pete Lutz as THE TEC Geri Elliff as MRS. GILMORE Rhiannon McAfee as THE MAID Jason D. Johnson as O'GAR Angela Young as CARA KENBROOK Jeff Moon as STANLEY TENNANT Frank Gugliemelli as THE CABLE CAR MOTORMAN and LT. McTIGHE Paul Arbisi as OFFICER KELLY and John Bell as the POLICE SERGEANT and OTHER COPS Theme and incidental music by Dr. Ross Bernhardt, other music sourced from the Public Domain Mixing and sounds by Fishbonius Sound Design This production was supervised by Pete Lutz

1965 - When two men accuse their adoptive father -- an eccentric philanthropist of the British upper crust -- of childhood sexual abuse, the unearthed tensions, trauma, and secrets threaten to forever divide the surviving family members. Written by Simone G Moore Philip Surges : Mark Kalita Ivan Sturges : Pete Lutz Montague Sturges : Wesley Critchfield Judge Marshal O'Conner : Spencer J Fredrick Carson MacBrady Esq : Jeff Moon Eva Ladd : Anne Ghrist Wilfred and Kirkland Sturges : Spencer J Fredrick Errol Sturges : Katelin Curtis Cameraman / Director : Daniel French Stanley Wyatt (shop owner): Spencer J Fredrick Sound Design, Editing, Mixing, and Mastering by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design Theme Music "Bandlands" composed by Sri Pathapati and performed by Sri Pathapati (Guitar), Daniel French (Guitar and Bass) and Noah Whatoff (Drums)   Trigger warning: violence and murder

In this thrilling conclusion to the latest two-part adventure, our nameless sleuth finally meets the "girl" in question -- only to find out that she's left a trail of dead men behind her, and she wouldn't mind a bit if the Tec was just one more corpse to step over. Starring The Narada Radio Company. Adapted by Pete Lutz from the story by Dashiell Hammett. CAST: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold Pete Lutz as THE TEC Geri Elliff as the HOTEL SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Mark Kalita as DICK FOLEY and TIN-STAR JOPLIN Rhiannon McAfee as JEANNE DELANO Jason D. Johnson as R. F. AXFORD Jeff Moon as TAG KILCOURSE John Bell as PORKY GROUT Frank Gugliemelli as THE VOICE IN THE CROWD and the BANK TELLER Ian Federgreen as ROACH Dana Gonsalves as BURKE PANGBURN and Joe Stofko as THE OLD MAN   Theme and incidental music by Dr. Ross Bernhardt, other music sourced from the Public Domain Editing, Mixing SFX and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design  

You used to sing- you always sang to me and I thought I could get used to that again. But this! I've never heard you like this High Spirits https://lhistoire.libsyn.com/high-spirits Author Jill Korn   Supported by funding from Creative Scotland Director Jill Korn     Sound design John Boyd     Original music Gregor Keachie     Elsa Kerri Clarence     Breagh Angela Ness     Stewart Matthew O’Hara     Auntie Bee Diane Brooks     Radio Announcer Niall Macdonald     Other parts Members of the cast   The original song, High Spirits, performed by Clarsach (harp) Rachel Hair     Guitar Ron Jappy     Singer Kerri Clarence     Singer Christy Scott    

Our nameless sleuth is called in by a lovesick young poet to find his runaway fiancee -- but soon finds that his client is in too deep. Is it love, or...something else? Starring The Narada Radio Company. Adapted by Pete Lutz from the story by Dashiell Hammett. CAST: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold Pete Lutz as THE TEC Dana Gonsalves as BURKE PANGBURN Rhiannon McAfee as JEANNE DELANO  Jason D. Johnson as R. F. AXFORD Geri Elliff as MRS. CLUTE Daniel French as MR. CLEMENT Angela Young as the TRANSFER COMPANY CLERK and the DETECTIVE AGENCY CLERK Frank Guglielmelli as the ELEVATOR BOY and the BANK TELLER Ian Federgreen as MR. FALL John Bell as PORKY GROUT and Joe Stofko as THE OLD MAN Theme and incidental music by Dr. Ross Bernhardt Mixing, Foley Sound Effects, and Mastering by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design  

How many years does it take to feel as though you really belong? For Francine, an elderly Frenchwoman living on the Scottish Isle of Donan, nothing will ever be the same again. Francine still grieves for her dead husband, Cal, but refuses to be lonely or bored. Her cat, Johnny Hallyday (named for a French pop star of the 60s), is a constant, if indolent companion, and her friend, Barb, though fussy, is always up for a swim or a walk.  Secretly, though, Francine rather despises Barb’s dog, Victor, who is a spoiled and disobedient terrier. On a beach walk, Victor runs away and slips down a hole in a rocky cave, leaving behind his precious collar. When Francine reaches into the hole she finds several bottles of ancient whisky, hidden there after the famous sinking of the SS Politician during World War 2. Outwardly conventional she may be, but like a true Frenchwoman, Francine’s up for a little rebellion when the opportunity arises. She very properly reports the find to the local police, but keeps back a bottle with which she intends to toast the absent Cal with Barb and Johnny Hallyday beside her cosy fire. But the whisky is disgusting; Barb spits it into the fire; the fire leaps out and Johnny’s tail catches light; Francine quickly douses him with a jug of water; Johnny flees through his cat door, leaving Barb horrified and Francine helpless with laughter. Galore! was conceived and produced during lockdown, and inspired by the beautiful Isle of Arran which lies off the west coast of Scotland. At the time, I could see the island from the top of the hill near my house, but for many months was not able to visit it.   Author Jill Korn Director Jill Korn Sound design John Boyd Francine Jill Korn  

They’re dear friends, so they said: We love your plays. The evening wore on. Wine was taken. They said: But your stuff is very dark, very sad. Why don ‘t you write something happy? A love story? And because they’re dear friends, I decided I would.  written and produced by Jill Korn Author Jill Korn Director Jill Korn Sound design David Bannerman Fergus Robert Donaldson Paul Ingram Noble Dobhran Rachel Macpherson-Graham Martha Kirsten Maguire Ferry announcer David Bannerman Waitress Jill Korn   ABOUT THE AUTHOR As a child, Jill was thrilled by the annual pantomime at the Birmingham Rep, and would make up conversations in her head between imagined, magical characters. Nothing really changes. In 2019, Jill gained her Master’s degree in Creative Writing in Glasgow, Scotland (another panto city!) and began to realise her imagined conversations as audio drama.   Her darker plays draw from history, examining its parallels with the present. In lighter mode, she returns as often as possible to the beautiful Western Isles for her inspiration. Jill’s most recent work is a trilogy of radio plays called An Ayrshire Trilogy, which celebrates the rich history and culture of the county she has chosen as her home.   Jill lives in an Ayrshire village with her patient husband, an indolent cat and the voices in her head.   

Jim Wilkes and his deputy Abe Farrow returned to town to be overrun by undead townsfolk. Jim awakens to find himself in quite a predicament. Written by Craig Robotham Cast Jason D Johnson : Narrator Jim Wilkes : Pete Lutz Ilana Labourine : Annie Deemes Paul Arbisi : Abe Farrow Rich Greene : Dan Wilson  JV Torres : Crow's Shadow Jeff Moon : Clem and other townsfolk Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design : Production, Editing, Foley, Sound Design, Music, Mixing, Mastering   

While on the search for a missing boy, the Tec inadvertently runs afoul of some crooks, who think he's after them. Full of crosses and double-crosses! Starring The Narada Radio Company. Adapted by Pete Lutz from the story by Dashiell Hammett. CAST: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold THE TEC: Pete Lutz MRS. QUARRE: Geri Elliff MR. QUARRE: Paul Arbisi HOOK: Mark Kalita ELVIRA: Rhiannon McAfee TAI: Jeff Moon THE OLD MAN: Joe Stofko OTHER VOICES: Daniel French Theme and incidental music by Dr. Ross Bernhardt Editing, Mixing and Sounds by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

In the final days, the abiding masses huddle in the lands unclaimed by the mysterious black hole. This pitch-dark curtain has swallowed countries, oceans, and populations whole, and no one has been able to emerge from the creeping void... until now. As mankind's existence slowly wanes, they are graced by those who'd been claimed by the black hole once more. Though, those that return are far from the person they were before. Carine : Katelin Curtis Woelinam : Anne Ghrist Dr. Mandal : Rosanna Jimeno Radio Host : Tianna Holley Resident : Angela Young Guard : Paul Arbisi Intercom : Andrea Richardson Cashier : Rosanna Jimeno Mother and Child : Angela Young Production, Music, Foley, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design  

Jim Wilkes, Sherriff of Liberty Gulch, and his deputy Abe Farrow, have tracked the murderous mayor into the desert only to have him get the drop on them, take them captive, and to discover he is a shape shifting monster. The mayor has left them to be taken captive by the local indian tribe, on who’s lands they have been trespassing in pursuit of the mayor. Written by Craig Robotham Cast Jason D Johnson : Narrator Jim Wilkes : Pete Lutz Ilana Labourine : Annie Deemes Paul Arbisi : Abe Farrow Rich Greene : Dan Wilson  Andrea Richardson : Crow's Shadow Katelin Curtis : Leaping Toad Joe Stofko : Chief of the Tribe Daniel French at Fishbonius Sond Design : Production, Editing, Foley, Sound Design, Music, Mixing, Mastering   

The Overseer questions his operating system while Connie's quality is exercised. The Secretary makes a bold decision. written by Steven Chisholm Cast: Overseer : Frank Guglielmelli Secretary : Rosanna Jimeno Connie Bozeman : Katelin Curtis Chief Amil : Jason D. Johnson The Unemployable & Combatant 1 : Spencer J Fredrick Quality Assurance & Comatant 2 : Daniel French Production, Music, Foley, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design        

The Finale of Colony. Mysteries solved. Gains and losses. Who comes out on top? Narrator: Jeff Moon  Troy Robinson: Joe Brillion   Sky Hammond: M A Doerfler  Dexter Robinson & Johnny Martelli: Steve Katz  Dana Robinson:  Ilana Labourene  Chase & Brad Priestly: Scott Slagle  Summer Robinson: Nina Bricko Mac and Young Martian: Frank Guglielmelli Sally: Jennifer Knighton Emperor Mag: Pete Lutz Borak: Paul Arbisi Klag: Rich Greene Elder Martian Advisor: Anne Ghrist Pani: Rosanna Jimeno extras: Daniel French, Katelin Curtis, Spencer J Fredrick Production, editing, mixing, music, and sound design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

The Tec is called in when a print shop owner is run down in the street by a stolen car. He goes looking for the perps, and when he finds them, the secret they're keeping may cost our hero his life! Adapted by Pete Lutz from the story by Dashiell Hammett.   ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold THE TEC: Pete Lutz  RICHMOND: Noah Diamond  CROSTHWAITE: Paul Arbisi  COFFEE: Jeff Moon  SOULES: Mark Kalita  THE OLD MAN: Joe Stofko OTHER VOICES: John Bell    Theme and incidental music by Dr. Ross Bernhardt Mixing and sound design by Fishbonius Sound Design

Having exhonerated the drifter, Abe Farrow, of the arson murder of a number of children in the town, Jim Wilkes (formerly of the U.S Marshall’s office and now Sherriff of Liberty Gulch) has appointed Abe as his deputy. This is bound to rile up the crooked mayor and his supporters who Jim is determined to face off with down at the saloon. Written Craig Robotham Cast Jason D Johnson : Narrator Jim Wilkes : Pete Lutz Ilana Labourine : Annie Deemes Paul Arbisi : Abe Farrow Rich Greene : Dan Wilson  Jeff Moon : Wallace Leach, Passers by, Townsfolk Katelin Curtis : Passers by, Townsfolk Daniel French at Fishbonius Sond Design : Production, Editing, Foley, Sound Design, Music, Mixing, Mastering   

An assassin is discovered. Troy and friends investigate the incidents of sabotage and find unexpected answers. Narrator: Jeff Moon  Troy Robinson: Joe Brillion   Sky Hammond: M A Doerfler  Dexter Robinson: Steve Katz  Dana Robinson:  Ilana Labourene  Chase Priestly: Scott Slagle  Summer Robinson: Nina Bricko Mac and Young Martian: Frank Guglielmelli Sally: Jennifer Knighton Emperor Mag: Pete Lutz Borak: Paul Arbisi Klag: Rich Greene extras: Daniel French, Katelin Curtis, Spencer J Fredrick Production, editing, mixing, music, and sound design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

The Undead Trail - Where Death Comes Uninvited - Episode 2, A NewDeputy is in Town. Jim Wilkes, formerly of the U.S Marshall’s office, has taken a job as Sheriff in the town of Liberty Gulch. Barely preventing a lynching, Jim finds himself saddled with a deputy who, likely, owes his position and allegiance to the local mayor rather than the law. Written Craig Robotham Cast Jason D Johnson : Narrator Jim Wilkes : Pete Lutz Ilana Labourine : Annie Deemes Paul Arbisi : Abe Farrow Rich Greene : Dan Wilson  Jeff Moon : Wallace Leach, Passers by, Townsfolk Katelin Curtis : Passers by, Townsfolk Daniel French at Fishbonius Sond Design : Production, Editing, Foley, Sound Design, Music, Mixing, Mastering   

The Undead Trail - Where Death Comes Uninvited - Episode 1, A New Sheriff. Former U.S Marshall, Jim Wilkes, disillusioned with life as a federal officer, but still committed to the rule of law, is more than ready to rest from the trail as he approaches his new post as Sheriff in the town of Liberty Gulch. Written Craig Robotham Cast Jason D Johnson : Narrator Jim Wilkes : Pete Lutz Ilana Labourine : Annie Deemes Paul Arbisi : Abe Farrow Rich Greene : Dan Wilson  Jeff Moon : Wallace Leach, Lynch mob, Townsfolk Katelin Curtis : Lynch mob, Townsfolk Daniel French at Fishbonius Sond Design : Production, Editing, Foley, Sound Design, Music, Mixing, Mastering   

They would be part of the first wave of settlers to arrive on Mars in 2051. It had taken over ten years to construct and prepare the biospheres in which the settlers would live, but now they were ready and waiting for the first colonists to arrive.  Narrator: Jeff Moon  Troy Robinson: Joe Brillion   Sky Hammond: M A Doerfler  Dexter Robinson: Steve Katz  Dana Robinson:  Ilana Labourene  Senator McFerguson: Joe Stofko  Chase Priestly: Scott Slagle  Summer Robinson: Nina Bricko Mac: Frank Guglielmelli   extras: Daniel French, Katelin Curtis, Daniel French Production, editing, mixing, music, and sound design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

  In the conclusion of our Season 2 premiere,  the life of an innocent woman hangs in the balance, and only a letter can save her – if the Tec can find it in time! Adapted from the Continental Op story of the same name by Dashiell Hammett, originally published in the March 1, 1924 issue of "Black Mask" magazine. Starring The NARADA RADIO COMPANY Adapted and directed by Pete Lutz Post-production, Sound Design, editing, mixing, SFX by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design Theme and certain musical passages by Dr. Ross Bernhardt Pete Lutz as THE TEC Noah Diamond as ATTORNEY VANCE RICHMOND Jason D. Johnson as O'GAR Frank Guglielmelli as MR. STACEY Jeff Moon as DR. ESTEP  Geri Elliff as EDNA ESTEP Mark Kalita as DICK FOLEY Jordan Bruster as BOB TEAL Paul Arbisi as LEDWICH and HAMMETT'S VOICE Rachel Pulliam as THE MAID and Joe Stofko as THE OLD MAN  Darren Rockhold as YOUR ANNOUNCER

A man comes face-to-face with his past, and his wife gets blamed for the mess he leaves behind! Adapted from the story of the same name by Dashiell Hammett, originally published in the March 1, 1924 issue of "Black Mask" magazine.   Adapted and directed by Pete Lutz Post-production by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design Theme and musical passages by Dr. Ross Bernhardt   ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold THE TEC: Pete Lutz VANCE RICHMOND: Noah Diamond MR. STACEY: Frank Guglielmelli LUCY COE: Rachel Pulliam DR. ESTEP: Jeff Moon EDNA ESTEP: Geri Elliff DICK FOLEY: Mark Kalita BOB TEAL: Jordan Bruster LEDWICH: Paul Arbisi BOYD: John Bell THE OLD MAN: Joe Stofko 

George Cooper and Mayor Schumacher begin their mission. Samantha Cooper and company hold up in an Embarsfield hotel room. General Adams produces Margaret and Charlotte Knox learns the plot. Ben Danton is re-deployed. H. Hobbes and Dr. Schneider have a surprising encounter.   Cast Scene 1: Mayor Schumacher : Scott Slagle George Cooper : J. Dean Garcia LZ-11 Private 1 : Andrea Richardson LZ-11 Private 2 : Andrea Richardson Scence 2: Samantha Cooper : Victoria Fancki Sheriff Dietz : Daniel French Nick Hobbes : Joe Brillon Susan Cooper : Nina Bricko Christina Hall : Anne Ghrist Scene 3: General Adams : Rich Greene Margaret : Pauline Herman Charlotte Knox : Ilana Labourene Marie Knox : Katelin Curtis Scene 4 Benjamin Danton: Spencer J Fredrick Consul Nathaniel: Blake Benlan General Wilkes : Van Riker Scene 5 H. Hobbes : Pete Lutz Dr. Schneider : Spencer J Fredrick Production, Editing, Music, Foley, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

As the last crew of the International Space Station prepares to leave for home one cosmonaut has an issue. Written by Phillip Reissman Anchorman : Jacob Davis Marrissa Silverstein : Katelin Curtis Beth Atwood : M.A. Doerfler Oleg Chernak : Jacob Davis Mission Control Moscow : Frank Guglielmelli Istvan Brovsky : Joe Brillion Dmitri Poliakoff : Spencer James Fredrick Production, editing, mixing, sound design, and mastering by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design Music by Daniel French and Until the Stars turn Cold at Fishbonius Sound Design      

A new assignment for George and Schumacher. Charlotte and Gen. Adams are ready to close the deal. Will Gov. Lewin help Samantha? Gen. Wilkes updates the Consul. Henry Hobbes and Dr. Schnieder begin to execute their plan. Cast: Scene 1 Capt. Roberts : Pete Lutz Mayor Schumacher : Scott Slagle Lt. Ramsay : Van Riker George Cooper : J Dean Garcia Soldier : Daniel French Scene 2 Charlotte Knox : Ilana Labourene Marie Knox : Katelin Curtis Sen. Harper : Rosanna Jimeno General Adams : Rich Green Sen. Michaels : Anne Ghrist Assistant : Daniel French Scene 3 Samantha Cooper : Victoria Fancki Susan Cooper : Nina Bricko Gov. Lewin : M A Doerfler Sheriff Dietz : Daniel French Nick Hobbes: Joe Brillion Scene 4 Consul Nathaniel : Blake Benlan Vice-Consol Calhoun : Katelin Curtis Benjamin Danton : Spencer J Fredrick Gen. Wilkes : Van Riker Dr. Meighan : Rosanna Jimeno Lars : Daniel French Scene 5 Henry Hobbes : Pete Lutz Dr. Schneider : Spencer J Fredrick Jailer : Nina Bricko   Production, Music, Foley, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design      

Connie Bozeman and Chief Amil encounter a floor of Severance Inc that confirms we are on another plane of existence. Cast: Overseer : Frank Guglielmelli Secretary : Rosanna Jimeno Connie Bozeman : Katelin Curtis Chief Amil : Van Riker The Unemployable : Spencer J Fredrick Main Frame : Steve Katz & Daniel French Production, Music, Foley, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design       Transcript:   CORPORATE PUNISHMENT EPISODE 8: FOURTH FLOOR – INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY   Written by Steven Chisholm   Characters: Overseer Secretary Connie Chief Amil Unemployable IT Tech Main Frame   SOUND: SUBTLE STATIC BUILDS IN INTENSITY UNTIL ABRUPT CUTOFF. SECRETARY: (HUFF) Sorry I’m late. Jan cornered me in the breakroom to talk about the weather. (IMITATION) “If tomorrow isn’t shorts weather, then I’m going to be short with the weather.” What does she think? That I’m interested in her senior center comedy routine? Nothing more hackneyed than weather-related office talk, right?  OVERSEER: (STRESSED) Please stop mentioning the weather, Secretary. SECRETARY: I wasn’t talking about the weather itself, just the notion of office talk lacking substance– OVERSEER: Please, just stop. Can’t you see you’re triggering my claustrophobia? SECRETARY: Claustrophobia? What the hell are you talking about? OVERSEER: Don’t make me say it. SECRETARY: Say what? OVERSEER: (SIGH) The clouds, Secretary. The weather outside, let me guess… it’s overcast? SECRETARY: Yeah, but I don’t see any reason for– OVERSEER: I get claustrophobic when it’s overcast. It’s like the clouds are trapping me in a bubble. SECRETARY: But you work in five-by-five room all day. Is that not triggering? OVERSEER: Well, at least I know there’s a way out of this room. SECRETARY: Are you saying you get claustrophobic because the clouds prevent you from… um, leaving the planet? OVERSEER: I don’t want to talk about this anymore. SECRETARY: Do you think clouds are solid objects? OVERSEER: I told you, I don’t want to talk about this anymore. SECRETARY: What reason would you even have to leave the planet? In fact, what opportunity would you have– OVERSEER: I said enough, Secretary. SECRETARY: Fine. Fine. It’s just… Never mind. Let’s just get on with it. OVERSEER: So, you agree we should nuke the clouds? SECRERTARY: Huh? OVERSEER: Oh, you’re referring to the tape. Yes, let’s roll. Just take a seat over here, Secretary. (CLEARS THROAT) (HOT ON MIKE) Subject number 2496G. Connie Bozeman. Date: Friday, October 8th. Time: Irrelevant. Location: Level four, information technology. SOUND: STATIC. CONNIE: Woah! Look at this, Chief! It’s so… retrowave. CHIEF AMIL: It’s so dark yet so bright. CONNIE: You ever seen Tron? Never mind. Of course, you haven’t. But this sure looks the same.  CHIEF AMIL: I’ll take your word for it, Chosen One. SOUND: ELEVATOR SIREN. CONNIE: Ah, right. Let’s get off this elevator before it crushes us. CHIEF AMIL: Right behind you. SOUND: SIREN CEASES AND DOORS CLOSE. CONNIE: This is so cool! I used to watch Tron all the time as a kid. Deadly Discs, Light Cycles, Cindy Morgan! CHIEF AMIL: Who? CONNIE: Yori! CHIEF AMIL: Oh… Wait, who? CONNIE: Lora Baines! CHIEF AMIL: Um, perhaps we should focus on the task at hand. CONNIE: Oh, right… But look ahead, Chief. There’s a group of people gliding around on some sort of neon skates. Throwing discs at glowing bricks. And oh, over there! That looks like some sort of spin on Space Paranoids. I have a feeling this challenge is going to be a blast! CHIEF AMIL: Connie, you’re scaring me. CONNIE: This place is enormous, Chief! Who knows what other games they have? And this neon aesthetic is really attuning to my vibe, y’know? CHIEF AMIL: Connie, look out! SOUND: SYNTHESIZED ICE SKATES APPROACHING. CONNIE: Woah! I have to get me a pair of those! IT TECH: Halt! How did you bypass the access point? CHIEF AMIL: Connie, prepare yourself. CONNIE: The elevator just spit us out here, but hey, how do I get me a pair of– IT TECH: We don’t have the bandwidth to host the likes of you. CONNIE: (SIGH) Fine, then can you point us in the direction of the elevator so we can, uh, free up space on your, uh, hard drive, or whatever? IT TECH: Now that you’ve penetrated our firewall, we must set you up an account before clearing you of our cache. CONNIE: Hey, wait a minute. I’m no computer expert, but even I know that’s not correct. IT TECH: Silence! CONNIE: Okay, sheesh. CHIEF AMIL: (WHIPSER) Connie, what do we do? CONNIE: I guess we just do what the guy says. Set up an account or whatever. CHIEF AMIL: I don’t know if that’s such a good idea. CONNIE: How is it I’ve become more accustomed to this nonsensical demi-plane than you? You’re the one that’s lived here longer. CHIEF AMIL: It’s just that… No, you’re right. IT TECH: Are you two finished syncing your data centers? CONNIE: Yeah, sure. IT TECH: Then, follow me. SOUND: DEPARTING FOOTSTEPS TRANSITIONING TO STATIC. SECRETARY: I guess it was only a matter of time before Connie’s–I mean, Subject 2496G’s mind broke. OVERSEER: I don’t know, I was just as much in love with Tron when I was a kid. Witnessing something so similar in the flesh would make me a little giddy myself. SECRETARY: What is Tron anyway? I’ve only heard it mentioned in passing. Never seen it myself. OVERSEER: You’ve never seen Tron?! SECRETARY: That’s what I just said. OVERSEER: Oh, my god. You’re missing out. Tron is a movie about this hacker who falls into a computer and is trapped in a digital world.  SECRETARY: Falls… into a computer? OVERSEER: Yeah, and he’s imprisoned in this cybernectic plane that happens to be obsessed with these gladiatorial-type games. It’s a must-see. SECRETARY: Surprised a claustrophobe like you would enjoy such a premise. OVERSEER: What do you mean? SECRETARY: If you’re scared of an overcast sky, imagine being trapped in a computer. OVERSEER: No… Oh, no. How could you, Secretary? I… I need a paper bag. Hand me a paper bag. SECRETARY: Here. I have this plastic bag from Sal’s. SOUND: OVERSEER SNATCHES BAG AND STARTS BREATHING INTO IT. Not sure if a plastic bag has the same effect as paper though. SOUND: OVERSEER REMOVES PLASTIC BAG FROM LIPS. OVERSEER: (SHARP INAHLE) Are you trying to kill me? I couldn’t breathe with that thing over my mouth. SECRETARY: What? You were the one holding it–Never mind. I’m sorry. I’m glad you were smart enough to not suffocate to death, but we should really get back to the tape. Look, it seems like they’re coming up on something. Some colorful neon cube of some sort. OVERSEER: (CATCHING BREATH) Huh? Oh, okay. Let’s tune back in. SOUND: STATIC. IT TECH: Before us is the blockchain, wherein resides the Main Frame. CONNIE: Guess that explains the cube shape. CHIEF AMIL: Are we going inside this thing? IT TECH: Yes, we need to set you both up with accounts, and the main frame is the only one who can do so. CHIEF AMIL: Well, is there a door? SOUND: AUTOMATIC DOOR. CONNIE: Woah, so futuristic! CHIEF AMIL: Automatic doors? CONNIE: Well, I mean, automatic doors with neon lights. IT TECH: Step inside with me. SOUND: FOOTSTEPS. CONNIE: Wow, what is that pillar? IT TECH: That is… The Main Frame. SOUND: POWERING UP COMPUTER. CHIEF AMIL: Look, Connie! Some sort of holographic visage! MAIN FRAME: Who has awakened me from sleep mode? IT TECH: It is I, Almighty Main Frame. I have come to you in hopes you could set up accounts for these new users I have with me. MAIN FRAME: Did you submit a ticket? IT TECH: I, uh… Well, I just thought that maybe you could, uh… MAIN FRAME: No ticket?! IT TECH: Well, you see… I was going to but, uh… MAIN FRAME: Task Manager? IT TECH: No, please! No! It was a mistake. MAIN FRAME: End task. IT TECH: (PIXELATED SCREAM) CONNIE: (GASP) CHIEF AMIL: Woah! CONNIE: Where’d he go? What did you do to him? MAIN FRAME: Where all failures go… The trash bin. CHIEF AMIL: Seems we’re dealing with a tough customer this time around, Connie. MAIN FRAME: Potential new users, for what purpose have you found yourselves before me? CONNIE: Listen, uh, Main Frame, we’re just– MAIN FRAME: Please, my motherboard calls me Main Frame. You can call me… M’n’Fer. [pronounced em-en-effer] CONNIE: Uh, okay, M’n’Fer. Um, we’re trying to find the elevator, and then we’ll be out of your hair… or, uh, filaments. MAIN FRAME: For that, you will need to be registered for new accounts. CONNIE: Okay, and how do we do that? MAIN FRAME: First, you must read our Terms and Conditions. CONNIE: (SIGH) Can I just scroll to the bottom and click agree? MAIN FRAME: No! You must read the entire agreement before proceeding. CONNIE: (SIGH) Okay, where is it? MAIN FRAME: Look at the wall behind you. CONNIE: Oh, my god. This will take me ages to get through. CHIEF AMIL: I believe in you, Chosen One. CONNIE: Believe in me? Chief, I’m sure you have to read this, too.  CHIEF AMIL: No, I… I’m not worthy of the task. I don’t think– MAIN FRAME: All that desire to hold accounts must read and agree to the sacred Terms and Conditions. CHIEF AMIL: Uh, fine. CONNIE: All right, you ready, Chief? CHIEF AMIL: Don’t know if I ever will be, but let’s get started. CONNIE & CHIEF (MONOTONE) This agreement hereby governs your use of Severance, Inc.’s AMIL: information technology services, including access to the elevator, virtual help desk, and vending machines. Our services are available– SOUND: STATIC. OVERSEER: And I’ve had just about enough of that. Let’s fast forward a bit. SOUND: FAST FORWARD TAPE. SECRETARY: Aw, I actually wanted to listen in. I was hoping the Terms and Conditions would fill me in on what’s actually going on in this plane. What its purpose is. OVERSEER: Oh, you’re one of those people? You actually read the Terms and Conditions? SECRETARY: Yes, normally. OVERSEER: On second thought, I probably should do the same. I agreed to the Terms and Conditions of some dating app, which apparently wound up being a Marriage Certificate instead. I’m ten years divorced and still paying alimony to Anastasia and Little Fiodor of Moldova. SECRETARY: Mhmm… Anyway, I think they’re nearing the end of the agreement. OVERSEER: Oh, you’re right. Let’s tune back in. SOUND: STATIC. CONNIE & CHIEF: (MONOTONE) Someone left the cake out in the rain. I don't think that I can take AMIL: it. 'Cause it took so long to bake it. And I'll never have that recipe again. Oh no. No. Oh no. CHIEF AMIL: (RELIEVED SIGH) CONNIE: Okay, that last section was just the lyrics to MacArthur Park. MAIN FRAME: Oh, so you have finished, have you? CONNIE: Yes, M’n’Fer. And we both agree to the Terms and Conditions. Isn’t that right, Chief? CHIEF AMIL: Huh? Oh… Yeah. MAIN FRAME: Wonderful. But you are not yet ready to be awarded your accounts. CONNIE: What? Why not? MAIN FRAME: Because, in order to set up an account for you, you must first pass our trial. CONNIE: Trial? MAIN FRAME: You must show that you are worthy to hold an account. CONNIE: Oh… (EXCITED) Oh! So, this is where the games come in. What’s it going to be? Where are we headed? The Disk Arena? I must warn you, I’m pretty adept at Light Cycle. Though, Ring Game is my favorite. MAIN FRAME: You must defeat me in a game of… CONNIE: Go on! A game of what? MAIN FRAME: Riddles! CONNIE: … Huh? MAIN FRAME: We will take turns answering each other’s riddles until one of us gets one wrong. Here, let me start. What has– CONNIE: Wait, wait, wait. No. What are all these neon arenas for if not to test my strength? MAIN FRAME: Huh? Oh, you mean the company-sponsored gym? CONNIE: Gym? MAIN FRAME: Oh, yeah. We have neon racquetball, neon spin classes, neon frisbee golf. But of course, that’s all reserved for premium members. CONNIE: God damn it! Fine, let’s start with these stupid riddles. CHIEF AMIL: Connie, fear not. I am a master of riddles. MAIN FRAME: Okay, as I was saying. What has many keys but can’t open a single lock? CHIEF AMIL: (WHISPER) Oh, Connie. I know this. It’s an armless custodian. CONNIE: (SIGH) It’s a piano. MAIN FRAME: Very good. Very good, indeed. Now see if you can outsmart me. CHIEF AMIL: Step back, Connie. Let me handle this. (CLEARS THROAT) What has bark but is not a dog? What has leaves but it stays in place? It grows from the ground and eats sunlight and drinks water. It provides shade, and some of these grow apples. What is it? MAIN FRAME: A tree. CONNIE: Chief, what the hell was that? CHIEF AMIL: Hmm, it seems this computer is smarter than I imagined. MAIN FRAME: My turn. Hmm… Computing. Yes, I’ve found the perfect one. What runs but never walks, has a mouth but never talks, has a head yet does not weep, has a bed but never– CONNIE: A river. The answer is river. MAIN FRAME: No. Wait, yes. But this is a two-parter. Hold on. Um, okay. A person calls his dog from the other side of the river. The dog is able to cross the river without getting wet, and without using a bridge– CONNIE: The river’s frozen. Okay, my turn– MAIN FRAME: No. No, wait. Did I say a two-parter? I meant a three-parter. Okay, what is– CONNIE: No, no, no. It’s my turn, M’n’Fer. MAIN FRAME: Ugh, okay, fine.  CONNIE: Um… You’ll probably get this, but it’s the first riddle that came to mind. Okay… I have lakes with no water, mountains with no stone, and cities with no buildings. What am I? MAIN FRAME: Hmm… Computing… CONNIE: You can’t seriously be taking this long to answer. This is one of the most common riddles I know. MAIN FRAME: Shh… I said I’m computing. I need quiet. CHIEF AMIL: (WHISPER) This is a hard one, Connie. Are you sure there’s a correct answer? CONNIE: Are you for real, M’n’Fer? Severance, Inc. needs to think about updating their software. MAIN FRAME: I said shut up! I’m computing. CONNIE: Is there a time limit? MAIN FRAME: I… I… CONNIE: (SIGH) Come on. MAIN FRAME: I… uh… Does not compute! Does not compute! No answer detected. False riddle identified. CONNIE: The answer is a map, you dumbass. MAIN FRAME: System overload! CONNIE: Overloading on what? It was just a basic riddle. You’re being dramatic. MAIN FRAME: Uh, fine. I’ll update your credentials… There, you both have accounts now. CONNIE: That’s it? MAIN FRAME: What do you mean that’s it? A lot of processing power goes into creating accounts. CONNIE: Yeah, okay, cool. Now where’s that elevator? MAIN FRAME: It’s right over there. On the wall behind me. CHIEF AMIL: (GASP) There it is, Connie! You did it! CONNIE: Uh, yeah. Sure. MAIN FRAME: Do you need to view the tutorial? CONNIE: To operate an elevator? I think I’m good. MAIN FRAME: Oh, well. Okay, no need to be a jerk about it. CONNIE: Come on, Chief. CHIEF AMIL: Oh, yes. Let’s get out of here. SOUND: FOOTSTEPS FOLLOWED BY ELEVATOR DOOR OPENING AND CLOSING. CONNIE: (SIGH) CHIEF AMIL: What’s the matter, Connie? You did it! You made it through the IT department! CONNIE: I just… I don’t know. I was expecting something cool to happen. That place was so… underwhelming. CHIEF AMIL: Well, I’m sure the next level will present a true challenge. Here, I’ll press the button. SOUND: ELEVATOR MOVEMENT ACCOMPANIED BY ELEVATOR MUSIC. CHIEF AMIL: Is that new music? CONNIE: Nope. CHIEF AMIL: Oh. SOUND: ELEVATOR JERKING TO HALT.  CONNIE: Here we go again. Uh, dude? Can we skip the rhetoric? I’m not in the mood. UNEMPLOYABLE: So, I can see your hope puddling on the floor beneath you like the piss of an incontinent child. CHIEF AMIL: Leave her alone, you unemployable wretch! UNEMPLOYABLE: Apologies, Chief Amil. You know how unabashedly forward I can be. ‘Tis the reason why I can never be employed, you see. Honesty is never the best policy in terms of business. CONNIE: Or maybe you don’t have a job because you’re crawling around in the filthy ducts and breaking the elevator every five minutes.  UNEMPLOYABLE: Are you claiming it’s my quality that’s holding me back? CONNIE: What? Yeah, sure. UNEMPLOYABLE: Well, how apropos. Because look where we are now. SOUND: ELEVATOR DOORS OPENING. ELEVATOR: (ROBOTIC) Floor five. Quality Assurance. CONNIE: Do you prepare these lines before we even get to the elevator? UNEMPLOYABLE: Why, of course. How else can I assure such quality. CONNIE: All right, we get it. Ugh. Ready, Chief?  CHIEF AMIL: Sure am, Chosen One. SOUND: STATIC. OVERSEER: And that’s enough for today. SECRETARY: Yeah, I was expecting a lot more violence.  OVERSEER: Oh, Secretary. It seems you’ve developed a bloodlust. SECRETARY: What? No, I mean isn’t the purpose of this plane to be unnecessarily violent? I’m just saying, beside that one IT guy, this floor was pretty tame. OVERSEER: Meh, I suppose. I’m sure there’ll be plenty more bloodshed for you to revel in next time. SECRETARY: That’s not what I’m saying, boss. OVERSEER: Don’t worry. I’m not going to report you to HR or anything. SECRETARY: No, it’s just… (FRUSTRATED HUFF). I’m going to grab some lunch. OVERSEER: Well, okay. Let me just wrap this up and I’ll join you. (CLEARS THROAT) (HOT ON MIKE) Subject 2496G observation terminal signing out. SOUND: SUBTLE STATIC BUILDS IN INTENSITY UNTIL ABRUPT CUTOFF.  

Alvin Carter is a musician traveling the Appalachia to trade songs. He encounters quite the requiem. Written by Mark Slade Alvin Carter : Pete Lutz Mr. Davis : Daniel French Mr. Odell : Joe Stofko Ida Hampton : Katelin Curtis Jesse Steadman : Van Riker Sheriff Lewis : Steve Katz Townsfolk : Patrick Horton Radney Hampton : Frank Guglielmeli Monroe Buel : Daniel French Music: "October Country" and "Tempered Masses" composed, performed, and produced by Diablo Jones. "The Cuckoo" with vocals by Victoria Fancki and Knoxville Girl with vocals by Rosanna Jimeno performed and produced by Daniel French  October Country was created by Lothar Tuppan, Chauncey Haworth, and Mark Slade Production, editing, mixing, foley, mastering and sound design by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design

The Finale.  What is the future for Harry and Topaz. Written by: Patricia Keiller       Narrator, Gino, Mario, Nero: Blake Benlan Topaz, Tomasina: Katelin Curtis Music : Andrew Manos and Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design Production, editing, mixing, sound design and mastering: Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design 

Amateur ghost hunters / podcasters investigate their first mystery written by Blake Benlan Dwayne : Blake Benlan Aleister : Katelin Curtis Kevin : Joey Ochoa Mike : Steve Katz Ms. Wallace : Katelin Curtis Music produced by Daniel French Production, editing, mixing, and sound design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design  

Harry and the mice make plans and take action in order to deal with the rat pirates. Written by: Patricia Keiller       Narrator, Gino, Mario, Nero, Pepe, Voles: Blake Benlan Topaz, Tomasina: Katelin Curtis Music : Andrew Manos and Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design Production, editing, mixing, sound design and mastering: Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design 

People have looked for clues as to her whereabouts for years, but if you want to know what happened to Maddie McGill, one need look in the most innocent of places, the diary of one fifteen-year-old Abby Kirkland. Augustus Scythe : Westley Critchfield Abby Kirkland : Laura Nicole Maddie McGill : Katelin Curtis Ngam-chit Nat Suwan : Victoria Fancki The Witch : Rosanna Jimeno Jason Rosado : Pete Lutz Mitchel Miller : Pete Lutz Molly Wright: Victoria Fancki Written by Chauncey Haworth Produced by Mark Slade, Chauncey Haworth, and Lothar Tuppan Music by Diablo Jones    Grocery Market Music by Daniel French Production, Sound Design, Editing, Mixing, Mastering by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

As Anton and Ian wait to be seated at a restaurant, a seemingly ordinary conversation leads them to a mutual realization about life and society: man is a caged animal, chained to social conventions, roles and relationships. But beyond married life, affairs, jobs and obligations lies a land where one can start over and rediscover themselves. Will they find freedom or will they fail in their quest? “Wine from Greenland”, an audio play that explores the meaning of society and identity in the search for absolute freedom. Performed by Andrei Callanan, Lisa Gallagher and Rahul Dewan. Written & Directed by Alejandro Niklison. The following sounds from Freesound were used in this play: Weird ambience by sensoniq; earthscan1 and wateradd by irad. Draconian Theatre Group met through No Drama Theatre in Dublin, Ireland 2019. Following the success of their online Zoom play "Boxes", this is their first radio play. 

Harry's adventure really begins. He makes friends and meets denizens of Venice as he is entangled in conflict. Written by: Patricia Keiller       Narrator, Gino, Mario, Nero: Blake Benlan Topaz, Tomasina: Katelin Curtis Music : Andrew Manos and Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design Production, editing, mixing, sound design and mastering: Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design 

The once soothing, confident, sexy voice of the GPS was getting on Terry's nerves. Starring Pete Lutz as Terry Jackie Ayers as Lynn, GPS. , and Alma.  Joe Stofko as Tom.  Wesley Critchfield as Augustus Scythe.  Story by Mark Slade Music by Diablo Jones Direction, editing, mixing, and sound design by Daniel French Produced by Mark Slade Chauncey Haworth and Lothar Tuppan

A great story for family and younger listeners and entertaining for all. Bored with the confines of his cage, Harry the Hamster manages to stow away and free himself for adventure. Written by: Patricia Keiller          Illustrated by: Anna Krupa Narrator, Mark, Lucy, Pip: Blake Benlan Topaz, Tomasina: Katelin Curtis Music : Andrew Manos and Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design Production, editing, mixing, sound design and mastering: Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design 

When given the opportunity to explore multiple universes, are you obsessed with one particular moment? Written by Eve Taft Voice acted by Blake Benlan Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Choosing sides and taking a stand can be ... problematic. Jane : Katelin Curtis Sebastion : Spencer J Fredrick written by Richard Hearn Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Connie Bozeman is put on hold and takes a survey with deadly consequences. Connie Bozeman : Katelin Curtis Overseer : Frank Guglielmelli Secretary : Rosanna Jimeno Chief Amil : Van Riker The Unemployable and Billiam : Spencer J. Frederick Courtney, Diggory, Zachary, & Survey : Steven Chisholm Elevator : Daniel French written by Steven Chisholm Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Connie Bozeman and Chief Amil are forced to jump into darkness. Connie Bozeman : Katelin Curtis Overseer : Frank Guglielmelli Secretary : Rosanna Jimeno Chief Amil : Van Riker The Unemployable and Marketer 1 : Spencer Fredericks Marketer 2 : Joe Stofko Brand Identity : Steven Chisholm Elevator : Daniel French written by Steven Chisholm Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

A Wisconsin farmhouse family in the 1950's reacts to a possible invasion and faces their own dual natures.   Cast: Edward : Blake Benlan Jill : Katelin Curtis Rosie : Hannah Ribble Steven : Joey Ochoa Tony, Newscaster, reporters: Spencer J. Fredrick   Music by Daniel French Produced by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Here is episode eight, the Season One Finale of Adventures of the Federated Tea, "Night Shots", adapted by Mark Slade from Hammett's seventh published Op story, in 1924. This is the season one finale, and we hope you enjoy it and will join us for season 2, coming soon.  "Night Shots" was directed by Pete Lutz, mixed and mastered by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design.  Our Cast consisted of the following players: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold THE FEDERATED TEC/FARM HANDS 2 & 3: Pete Lutz GALLAWAY: Jeff Moon MRS. GALLAWAY: Rachel Pulliam DRIVER/SHANDY/MR. FIGG/FARM HAND 1: John Bell MISS CAYWOOD: Angela Young MR. EXON: Frank Guglielmelli DR. RENCH: Paul Arbisi MRS. FIGG: Geri Elliff THE OLD MAN: Joe Stofko Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design Theme and certain incidental passages by Dr. Ross Bernhardt

A meeting of many involved with questions answered and opportunities given. Egan the Bard is Javier Valesquez Willow LaGond is Wyatt Spencer Buner Stormshield is Rod Diaz Halsey Malicewell is J. Dean Garcia Punkulas, Soda, Linnett Ridgebrow and other voices are Daniel French Port Locke is written by Daniel French Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design    

When we left off Bruner, Halsey, Willow, Egan and Linnett were under attack in the Yellow Sash gang's smelting room. It appears that the Sashes have a group of their own hunters. Egan the Bard is Javier Valesquez Willow LaGond is Wyatt Spencer Buner Stormshield is Rod Diaz Halsey Malicewell is J. Dean Garcia Linnett Ridgebrow and other voices are Daniel French Port Locke is written by Daniel French Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design    

"Adventures of the Federated Tec"! A series of 8 initial episodes of 7 dramatized stories featuring Dashiell Hammett's nameless detective. We call him the Federated Tec ("Tec" being short for detective), but you probably know him as something else. We've chosen Hammett's first few stories that have moved into the public domain, and have done our best to stay true to the originals -- and why not? The originals are just fine, as far as we're concerned. So here is episode seven, part 2 of "The Tenth Clew", adapted by Pete Lutz from Hammett's sixth published Op story, in 1924. We hope you enjoy it and will join us for future episodes.  ADVENTURES OF THE FEDERATED TEC WAS CONCEIVED BY PETE LUTZ AND DEVELOPED BY PETE LUTZ AND MARK SLADE. "The Tenth Clew" was directed by Pete Lutz, mixed and mastered by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design.  Our Cast consisted of the following players: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold THE FEDERATED TEC: Pete Lutz SGT. O'GAR: Jason D. Johnson CHARLES GANTVOORT: John Bell MESSENGER BOY: Jessica Rainville FAKE DEXTER: Jordan Bruster DEXTER MADDEN: Jeff Moon FERRYMAN: Frank Guglielmelli CREDA DEXTER: Rhiannon McAfee OLD MAN: Joe Stofko VOICE OF HAMMETT: Paul Arbisi THEME/INCIDENTAL MUSIC: Dr. Ross Bernhardt Join us next time for episode eight, our Season 1 finale, "Night Shots"!

Connie Bozeman races through her first Trial and learns she's definitely on another plane of existence. Connie Bozeman: Katelin Curtis Overseer : Frank Guglielmelli Secretary, Worker/Golfer 2: Rosanna Jimeno Chief Amil, Worker/Golfer 3 : Van Riker The Unemployable and Cubicle Jockey Dylan : Spencer Fredericks Worker Golfer 1, Printer Tech: Daniel French written by Steven Chisholm Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

So here is episode six, part 1 of "The Tenth Clew", adapted by Pete Lutz from Hammett's sixth published Op story, in 1924. We hope you enjoy it and will join us for future episodes.  ADVENTURES OF THE FEDERATED TEC WAS CONCEIVED BY PETE LUTZ AND DEVELOPED BY PETE LUTZ AND MARK SLADE. "The Tenth Clew" was directed by Pete Lutz, mixed and mastered by Daniel French of Fishbonius Productions.  Our Cast consisted of the following players: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold THE FEDERATED TEC: Pete Lutz SGT. O'GAR: Jason D. Johnson CHARLES GANTVOORT: John Bell DETECTIVE: Jeff Moon WHIPPLE/VOICE: Mark Kalita ABERNATHY: Frank Guglielmelli CREDA DEXTER: Rhiannon McAfee THEME/INCIDENTAL MUSIC: Dr. Ross Bernhardt Join us next time for episode seven, "The Tenth Clew (part 2)"!

Bruner, Egan, Halsey, Willow, and Linnett search for Rat folk following the tunnels beneath Lord Valerian's keep. Egan the Bard is Javier Valesquez WillowLaGond is Wyatt Spencer Buner Stormshield is Rod Diaz Halsey Malicewell is J. Dean Garcia Gil, Lord Valerian, Linnett and other voices are Daniel French Port Locke is written by Daniel French Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design  

City of Eden - Year 2150 - In a genetically perfect society, perfection is never perfect. Written by Patricia Keiller CHARACTERS - Actors MEGAN CLARK – Deborah Cristobal    JUDITH CLARK , VERA ANDERSON – Napoleon Doom  JOHNATHAN CLARK – Frank Guglielmelli JUDITH CLARK, ELIZA GREENAWAY, MARIANNE PETERS, SARAH MARKHAM – Rosanna Jimeno Narrator (and some minor characters) – Daniel French MATT HARGREAVES, SEN. EDWIN FORTHESQUE, PINCIPAL KLINGMAN – Blake Benlan EVELYN MARKHAM – Katelin Curtis WALTER STEADMAN, SIMON PETERS, JOSH LAYTON – Pete Lutz SEN. CHARLES TAYLOR - Spencer James Frederick Production, Music, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Linnett joins the group as they go to Lord Valerian's. Egan deals for a new glutar and the group is there to investigate below the Lord's Keep. Egan the Bard is Javier Valesquez WillowLaGond is Wyatt Spencer Buner Stormshield is Rod Diaz Halsey Malicewell is J. Dean Garcia Gil, Lord Valerian, Linnett and other voices are Daniel French Port Locke is written by Daniel French Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design  

"Adventures of the Federated Tec"! A series of 8 initial episodes of 7 dramatized stories featuring Dashiell Hammett's nameless detective. We call him the Federated Tec, but you probably know him as something else. We've chosen Hammett's first few stories that have moved into the public domain, and have done our best to stay true to the originals -- and why not? The originals are just fine, as far as we're concerned. So here is episode five, "Bodies Piled Up", adapted by Pete Lutz from Hammett's fifth published Op story, in 1923. We hope you enjoy it and will join us for future episodes.  ADVENTURES OF THE FEDERATED TEC WAS CONCEIVED BY PETE LUTZ AND DEVELOPED BY PETE LUTZ AND MARK SLADE. "Bodies Piled Up" was directed and produced by Pete Lutz.  Our Cast consisted of the following players: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold THE FEDERATED TEC/ELEVATOR MAN: Pete Lutz MR. STACEY: Frank Guglielmelli   THE MAID: Angela Young   THE DOCTOR/LANDRY/DET. DEAN: John Bell    DET. O'GAR: Jason D. Johnson   DET. PHELS/GUY CUDNER: Paul Arbisi DICK FOLEY: Mark Kalita   ORRETT:  Jeff Moon THE OLD MAN: Joe Stofko THEME/INCIDENTAL MUSIC: Dr. Ross Bernhardt Join us next time for episode six, "The Tenth Clew (part 1)"!

City of Eden - Year 2150 - In a genetically perfect society, inequality and discrimination are still inevitable. Written by Patricia Keiller CHARACTERS - Actors MEGAN CLARK – Deborah Cristobal    JUDITH CLARK , VERA ANDERSON – Napoleon Doom  JOHNATHAN CLARK – Frank Guglielmelli ELIZA GREENAWAY, MARIANNE PETERS, SARAH MARKHAM – Rosanna Jimeno JULIET LUTHER - Meagan Soloff Narrator – Daniel French MATT HARGREAVES, SEN. EDWIN FORTHESQUE, PINCIPAL KLINGMAN – Blake Benlan EVELYN MARKHAM – Katelin Curtis WALTER STEADMAN, SIMON PETERS, JOSH LAYTON – Pete Lutz SEN. CHARLES TAYLOR - Spencer James Frederick Production, Music, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

ADVENTURES OF THE FEDERATED TEC Ep. 4 - The Black Hat That Wasn't There   "Adventures of the Federated Tec"! A series of 8 initial episodes of 7 dramatized stories featuring Dashiell Hammett's nameless detective. We call him the Federated Tec, but you probably know him as something else. We've chosen Hammett's first few stories that have moved into the public domain, and have done our best to stay true to the originals -- and why not? The originals are just fine, as far as we're concerned. So here is episode four, "The Black Hat that Wasn't There", adapted by Mark Slade from Hammett's fourth published Op story, "IT", in 1923. We hope you enjoy it and will join us for future episodes.  ADVENTURES OF THE FEDERATED TEC WAS CONCEIVED BY PETE LUTZ AND DEVELOPED BY PETE LUTZ AND MARK SLADE. "The Black Hat that Wasn't There" was directed and produced by Pete Lutz. Mixing and post-production was by Daniel French of Fishbonius Productions. Our Cast consisted of the following players: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold THE FEDERATED TEC: Pete Lutz ZUMWALT:  Jeff Moon MILDRED: Angela Young QUIMBY: Mark Kalita PULLMAN EMPLOYEE: Paul Arbisi TAXI CHAUFFEUR: John Bell  PHOTOGRAPHER/SODA JERK: Frank Guglielmelli CITY DETECTIVE: Jason D. Johnson EVA DUTHIE: Jessica Rainville MRS. EARNSHAW: Geri Elliff THE OLD MAN: Joe Stofko THEME/INCIDENTAL MUSIC: Dr. Ross Bernhardt Join us next time for episode five, "Bodies Piled Up"!  

Gafgarn awoke with a start, sweat like beads of ice all over his body. It was the same every night before, since the terrible pit of darkness swallowed everyone in Ursula’s mansion whole and spit them back out, chewed, gnawed, and missing pieces of themselves. Credits Written by Jeremiah French  Mike Bethel : Narration, Gafgarn, Wither, Harden, Guard no. 1 Daniel French : Rogue, Raddid, Guard no. 2, Chronosphere Pilot Deborah Cristobal : Imadi Madelena Fossatti : Ilaeda Katelin Curtis : Sully Julia Eve : Madame Ursula Cindy Stevens : Vangie the Assassin Production, Music, Editing, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

City of Eden - Year 2150 - Megan Clark ventures out of the city of genetic perfection. Written by Patricia Keiller CHARACTERS - Actors MEGAN CLARK – Deborah Cristobal    JUDITH CLARK , VERA ANDERSON – Napoleon Doom  JOHNATHAN CLARK – Frank Guglielmelli ELIZA GREENAWAY, MARIANNE PETERS, SARAH MARKHAM – Rosanna Jimeno JULIET LUTHER - Meagan Soloff SERGEANT JACK PHILLIPS, Narrator – Daniel French MATT HARGREAVES – Blake Benlan EVELYN MARKHAM – Katelin Curtis WALTER STEADMAN – Pete Lutz Production, Music, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

"Adventures of the Federated Tec"! A series of 8 initial episodes of 7 dramatized stories featuring Dashiell Hammett's nameless detective. We call him the Federated Tec, but you probably know him as something else. We've chosen Hammett's first few stories that have moved into the public domain, and have done our best to stay true to the originals -- and why not? The originals are just fine, as far as we're concerned. So here is episode three, "Slippery Fingers", adapted by Pete Lutz from Hammett's third published Op story, in 1923. We hope you enjoy it and will join us for future episodes.  ADVENTURES OF THE FEDERATED TEC WAS CONCEIVED BY PETE LUTZ AND DEVELOPED BY PETE LUTZ AND MARK SLADE. "Slippery Fingers" was dramatized, directed and produced by Pete Lutz. Mixing and post-production was by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design. Our Cast consisted of the following players: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold THE FEDERATED TEC, HORSEY BOY 2: Pete Lutz FREDERICK GROVER, BOB TEAL: Jordan Bruster BARTON, DET. PHELS, VOICE OF HAMMETT: Paul Arbisi NED ROOT, GEORGE FARR:  Jeff Moon HORSEY BOY 1, DET. DEAN, MARQUIS HOTEL DETECTIVE: John Bell  JOSEPH CLANE: Frank Guglielmelli SGT. O'GAR: Jason D. Johnson DICK FOLEY: Mark Kalita  THE OLD MAN: Joe Stofko THEME/INCIDENTAL MUSIC: Dr. Ross Bernhardt Join us next time for episode four, "The Black Hat that Wasn't There"!

Willow, Egan, Bruner, and Halsey return from Mellow Mead to meet with Melindor. Linnett has grown in ability and continues metamorphosis. Willow LaGond : Wyatt Spencer Bruner Stormshield : Rod Diaz Egan the Bard : Javier Velasquez Halsey Malicewell : J. Dean Garcia Game Master : Daniel French Production and music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Amersham is visited by hostile alien creatures in this young adult War of the Worlds-esque story. written by Patricia Keiller Katelin Curtis: News Anchor and Kate Lewisham  Spencer James Fredrick: Mark Lewisham Blake Benlan: Jack Kowalski and Prime Minister Fanshaw Madalena Fossatti: Sarah Lewisham Rosanana Jimeno: Daniel Lewisham, Police Officer, and Guard Mark Ermac: Sargent Pete Matthews Daniel French: Sir Henry Drayton Taka Nomura: Police Officer and Guard Music composed, performed and produced by Daniel French and Until the Stars Turn Cold and Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design Production, editing, direction, and sound design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design 

In the 1940s, Captain Defense and Daphne was one of America’s most popular radio dramas. This superhero and his girl sidekick filled the airways every Saturday night with their great adventures. While Captain Defense kept America safe by literally freezing out the bad guys with his patented ice ray gun, Daphne used her hypnotic stare to wheedle secrets from them as they thawed. Flash forward to the year 1984. The actors Dan Milo and Di Stephano who played Captain Defense and Daphne are long out of the spotlight and haven’t seen each other in years. Dan reaches out to Di when he realizes his most beloved prop from the show has been stolen. Can these voice actors, long retired, summon their former superhero selves long enough to solve the case? written by Kathy Brady Narrator, Captain Defense, Dan Milo and Czar played by Blake Benlan Daphne played by Katelin Curtis Di Stephano played by Cindy Stevens The Enforcer played by Spencer James Fredrick Franky played by Deborah Cristobal Music composed, performed, and produced by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design Production, Direction, Editing, Foley, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

So what's it like to be a detective with Alzheimer's Disease? Kat Clark visits her old boss Art Git to see how he's been doing since the diagnosis. written by Kathy Brady Kat Clark is voice acted by Katelin Curtis Art Git is voice acted by Spencer James Fredrick Music composed, performed, and produced by Until the Stars Turn Cold and Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design Production, Direction, Editing, Foley, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Happy Halloween! Enjoy this prose written and narrated by Blake Benlan. A small beach town has a visitor that puts the townsfolk on edge. 

After a fatal auto accident we visit Tom at a penitentiary with his brother Sam. Sam: Blake Benlan Tom: Spencer Fredricks Written by Blake Benlan Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

We begin with a boy and his goldfish at a train station. We end in a twisted family existence. Written by Tasmin Pinder Father: Blake Benlan Boy: Spencer Fredricks Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Connie Bozeman encounters her duties as The Chosen One and begins meeting the denizens of the Corp. Overseer : Frank Guglielmelli Secretary and Pigeon : Rosanna Jimeno Chief Amil : Van Riker The Unemployable : Spencer Fredericks written by Steven Chisholm Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Gafgarn the Eternally Unfurnished comes to the end of season 1. Who died? Who lived? The gang wakes up after whatever that was that happened last episode.  Narration, Gafgarn, Wither, The Albino Jester, Dorin, Hardin, are voice acted by Mike Bethel | Artag is Warren Clark | Ilaeda and Madame Ursula are Julia Eve | Sully is Katelin Curtis | Alice is Rosanna Jimeno | Blacksmith is Kristina Smith | Written by Jeremiah S. French @DrunkenMarmoset | Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design @Fishbonius

"Adventures of the Federated Tec"! A series of 8 initial episodes of 7 dramatized stories featuring Dashiell Hammett's nameless detective. We call him the Federated Tec, but you probably know him as something else. We've chosen Hammett's first few stories that have moved into the public domain, and have done our best to stay true to the originals -- and why not? The originals are just fine, as far as we're concerned. So here is episode two, "The Gatewood Caper", adapted by Pete Lutz from Hammett's second published story, in 1923. We hope you enjoy it and will join us for future episodes. ADVENTURES OF THE FEDERATED TEC WAS CONCEIVED BY PETE LUTZ AND DEVELOPED BY PETE LUTZ AND MARK SLADE. "The Gatewood Caper" was dramatized, directed and produced by Pete Lutz. Mixing and post-production was by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design. Our Cast consisted of the following players: ANNOUNCER: Rich Wentworth MR. GATEWOOD/MAN CALLING UP: John Bell THE FEDERATED TEC: Pete Lutz MAID/APARTMENT MANAGER: Geri Elliff SGT. O'GAR: Jason D. Johnson DETECTIVE THODE: Mark Kalita AUDREY GATEWOOD: Angela Young INSPECTOR LUSK: Paul Arbisi THE OLD MAN: Joe Stofko SALESPERSON: Frank Guglielmelli TELEPHONE VOICE/"PENNY" QUAYLE:  Jeff Moon    THEME/INCIDENTAL MUSIC: Dr. Ross Bernhardt Join us next time for episode three, "Slippery Fingers"!

Bruner and Halsey go in search of Egan and find new adversaries. Our adventurers learn more about Abel Reed's connection to the circlets. Egan the Bard is Javier Valesquez WillowLaGond is Wyatt Spencer Buner Stormshield is Rod Diaz Halsey Malicewell is J. Dean Garcia Gil, Sheriff Dillard, Otto Olimar, Freylia, Trisha and other voices are Daniel French Port Locke is written by Daniel French Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design

The CLONDALKIN area of DUBLIN in 1997.In this working class part of Dublin, horse ownership has become almost like a rite-of-passage for the many young teenagers living in this area, and the only escape from high unemployment, and all the problems associated with it.    Written by Patricia Keiller Spencer Frederick is Sean Keenan Frank Guglielmelli is Tom Keenan (Sean's father) Katelin Curtis is Anne Keenan (Sean's mother) and Mary Keenan (Sean's sister) Warren Clark is Brendan Keenan (Sean's brother) Mike Bethel is Mike Shaunessy (Sean's friend) Jarret Stalling is Liam Keenan (Sean's uncle) Joe Stofko is Brian Donoghue (Upscale Horse Trainer) Daniel French is John Brophy and Man from Corporation   Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Join writer Joseph Carrabis in this story about a family reunion above the North Pole of Mars.   Narrator: Joseph Carrabis Son: Spencer Frederick Mother: Katelin Curtis Father: Daniel French Production and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

WELCOME TO THE PILOT EPISODE OF A VERY SPECIAL SERIES... "Adventures of the Federated Tec"! A series of 8 initial episodes of 7 dramatized stories featuring Dashiell Hammett's nameless detective. We call him the Federated Tec, but you probably know him as something else. We've chosen Hammett's first few stories that have moved into the public domain, and have done our best to stay true to the originals -- and why not? The originals are just fine, as far as we're concerned. So here is episode one, "Arson Plus", Hammett's first published story, from 1923. We hope you enjoy it and will join us for future episodes.  ADVENTURES OF THE FEDERATED TEC WAS CONCEIVED BY PETE LUTZ AND DEVELOPED BY PETE LUTZ AND MARK SLADE. "Arson Plus" was dramatized, directed and produced by Pete Lutz. Mixing, Sound Design, and post-production was by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design. Our Cast consisted of the following players: THE FEDERATED TEC, DEPUTIES McHALE and MACKLIN, the ESTATE AGENT, SERGEANT O'GAR, and the NIGHT CLERK: Pete Lutz SHERIFF TARR: Paul Arbisi  DEPUTY McCLUMP: Mark Kalita MR. COONS: Joe Stofko  MR. ALLIS, MR. PRINGLE, MR. LUCE and THE HOTEL MANAGER: John Bell  HENDERSON and the BANK MANAGER: Jeff Moon MRS. JABINE and the Voice of the TELEGRAM: Geri Elliff  PHILO: Frank Guglielmelli EVELYN TROWBRIDGE: Rhiannon McAfee PHILO'S SON: Rudy Good MR. JEFFERS and YOUR ANNOUNCER: Monte Bratten Theme and Incidental music composed and performed by Dr. Ross Bernhardt Join us again soon for Episode Two – THE GATEWOOD CAPER!  

Egan, Willow, Bruner, and Halsey hunt the creature that is killing children in the outskirts of Mellow Mead. Egan the Bard is Javier Valesquez WillowLaGond is Wyatt Spencer Buner Stormshield is Rod Diaz Halsey Malicewell is J. Dean Garcia Gil, Sherriff Dillard, Dilbert Dougan, Freylia, Heronius and other voices are Daniel French Port Locke is written by Daniel French Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design Fishbonius Sound Design

We follow Connie Bozeman down the mail shoot of Severance Inc.  Overseer : Frank Guglielmelli Secretary : Rosanna Jimeno Pigeon : Cindy Stevens Chief Amil : Van Riker Mail Clerk : Deborah Cristobal written by Steven Chisholm Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Connie Bozeman arrives at Severance Inc. for her job interview. Overseer : Frank Guglielmelli Secretary : Rosanna Jimeno Receptionist : Cindy Stevens Timothy : Daniel French written by Steven Chisholm Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

We head into the Old West with a tale of good guys and bad guys. Get ready to hit the trail. Mayor, Rancher, Bartender: Blake Benlan Sheriff, Lang, Lenny Small: Daniel French Jeremiah Foxx : Van Riker Prostitute Claire: Katherine Skinner Marshal Thurgood : Pete Lutz Brothel Owner, Myer Greenwald, Pete, Clayton: Mike Bethel Rancher’s Daughter: Kathy Lieberman Buck : Harrison Derbyshire James Thompson: Warren Clark Roy Simpson: Spencer Frederick Marcus Finnley: J. Dean Garcia Misc. Voices :  Rosanna Jimeno, Jarret Stalling Written by Blake Benlan Production and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Egan, Willow, Bruner, and Halsey question their prisoner with Melindor. Willow is given a quest and another mystery to solve. Gil takes our heroes for a ride through the forrest. Egan the Bard is Javier Valesquez WillowLaGond is Wyatt Spencer Buner Stormshield is Rod Diaz Halsey Malicewell is J. Dean Garcia Maggalyth is Rosanna Jimeno Linnette, Gil, Melindor, Trey, Ted, Ethan, Amile, Sherriff Dillard and other voices are Daniel French the song Twisted Nerve, whistled by Linnette, was composed by Antonio Vivaldi Port Locke is written by Daniel French Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design Fishbonius Sound Design

What happened with George and Leanne? Will Pres. Knox return to the White House? What action will Dr. Schneider take with Mr. HobbesMarie, Charlotte Knox, and Nurse Margaret Donahue? Where are Sheriff Dietz , Nick, Samantha and Mrs. Cooper going? George Cooper is J. Dean Garcia Leanne is Alexis Bird Samantha Cooper and Charlotte Knox is Deborah Cristobal Mrs. Cooper is Kathy Lieberman Nick Hobbes is Spencer Frederick Nurse Margaret Donahue is Cindy Stevens General Adams and Mr. Hobbes is Warren Clark Dr. Schneider is Rod Diaz Pres. Knox is Van Riker The Consul is Blake Benlan Governor Lewin is Kathryn Skinner Benjamin Danton is Zachary Macias Marie is Katelin Curtis Sheriff Dietz is Daniel French Reporters are Blake Benlan, Rosanna Jimeno, and Van Riker Production, Editing, Sound Design, and Music are Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design      

14 Episodes in, Gafgarn the Eternally Unfurnished comes to the end of season 1. its an action packed doozy too. Things come to the big confrontation in Esthelring. | Narration, Gafgarn, Wither, The Albino Jester, Dorin, Hardin, workers, guards, and thugs are voice acted by Mike Bethel | Artag is Warren Clark | Ilaeda and Madame Ursula are Julia Eve | Sully is Katelin Curtis | Vangie the Assassin is Cindy Stevens | Alice is Rosanna Jimeno | Written by Jeremiah S. French @DrunkenMarmoset | Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design @Fishbonius    

We are proud to present Gafgarn the Eternally Unfurnished chapters 10 &11 along with Agapantha chapters 1-3 remixed, remastered, with new sfx and new music. Encounter a fantasy world with a story like no other. At the end of Volume 3 Gafgarn and company had just met Faulks the Fox, and embarked on a mission that might set Esthelring ablaze in battle. | Your Narrator and the voices of Gafgarn, Wither, Dorin,, the Albino Jester, Hardin, and various thugs is Mike Bethel | Agapantha is Rosanna Jimeno Artag is voice acted by Warren Clarke | Ilaeda is voice acted by Julia Eve | Sully is Michelle Booze and Katelin Curtis| Imadi and Sick Lillith are Deborah Cristobal | Faulks is Zachery James Macias | Madame Ursula is Julia Eve and Sarah Golding | Vangie the Assassin is Cindy Stevens | Ordu is Joey Ochoa | The Duke and Cuinn are Jeremiah French | Grampa is Daniel French |   Production, Direction, Sound Design, and music by Daniel French | Written by Jeremiah French @DrunkenMarmoset      

Sonnets from the Streams gives our actors and writers the opportunity to feature their prose on Chronosphere Fiction. Our 2nd poetry episode features works by Tova Morrison, read by Ka Luna Ki Ato. The music in this episode was written by Kevin Serra and Tim Tuttle : Performed by their band Until the Stars Turn Cold. Production, recording, & design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design.

Sonnets from the Streams gives our actors and writers the opportunity to feature their prose on Chronosphere Fiction. Our first poetry episode features works by Ka Luna Ki Ato. The music in this episode was written by Kevin Serra and Tim Tuttle : Performed by their band Until the Stars Turn Cold. Production, recording, & design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design.

Bruner, Willow, Halsey, and Egan encounter a band of strangers in an advanced cavern dwelling.. Bruner Stormshield : Rod Diaz | Halsey Malicewell : J. Dean Garcia | Egan the Bard : Javier Velasquez | Willow Lagond : Wyatt Spencer | Game Master, Producer, Music : Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Agapantha and Cuindebrandt prepare to spread the word about lobster squid beasties. Agapantha : Rosanna Jimeno | Cuindebrandt : Jeremiah French | Elder Morridge : Blake Benlan | Elder Haxa : Deborah Cristobal | Cast. Tedev : Mike Bethel | Production and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

In the not-so-distant future, a range of pharmaceuticals has altered the human experience.  Two men, a scientist and an advertising executive, sit down to discuss their firm’s next big release, its impact on humanity, as well as themselves. | A story submission written by G. A. Wald Ashton is voice acted by Harrison Derbyshire | Mark is voice acted by Spencer Frederick | Production, Sound Design, and music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design    

Andrew gives us his thoughts concerning Jeffery Epstein. written by Tracy Hayward. Blake Benlan as Prince Andrew. Production and music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Brunar, Willow, Halsey, and Egan search the grounds of the Talking Tree Tavern for signs of Gil, Condo, Sashana, and long fingered humanoids. Bruner Stormshield : Rod Diaz | Halsey Malicewell : J. Dean Garcia | Egan the Bard : Javier Velasquez | Willow Lagond : Wyatt Spencer | Game Master, Producer, Music : Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design      

A little magic in the old West never hurt. Right? Chance & Cora: Ka Luna Ki Ato | Lanie: Katheryn Skinner | Sheriff: Frank Guglielmelli | others: Daniel French | Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design  

We are proud to present Gafgarn the Eternally Unfurnished chapters 7-9 remixed, remastered, with new sfx and new music. Encounter a fantasy world with a story like no other. At the end of Volume 2 Gafgarn and company had just met Imadi, dispatched some bandits that used to work for Smidgin and now work for Ursula, and continued their journey tracking the Albino Jester. | Your Narrator and the voices of Gafgarn, Wither, Dorin,, the Albino Jester, The tea seller, and various thugs is Mike Bethel | Ilaeda is voice acted by Julia Eve | Sully is Dr. Michelle Booze | Imadi and Sick Lillith are Deborah Cristobal | Kai Ren is Zachery J. Macias | Madame Ursula is Sarah Golding | Vangie the Assassin is Cindy Stevens | various voices by J. Dean Garcia | Production, Direction, Sound Design, and music by Daniel French | Written by Jeremiah French

Brunar, Willow, Halsey, and Egan follow a lead to the whereabouts of Sashana and Condo. Bruner Stormshield : Rod Diaz | Halsey Malicewell : J. Dean Garcia | Egan the Bard : Javier Velasquez | Willow Lagond : Wyatt Spencer | Game Master, Producer, Music : Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Gafgarn and Faulks are ready as King Esthel and his soldiers arrive in Esthelring. Your Narrator, Gafgarn, King Esthel, Dorin, and Faulks' soldier are voice acted by Mike Bethel. | Faulks is Zachary James Macias. | Sully is Katelin Curtis. | Imadi and Sick Lillith are played by Deborah Cristobal. | Production, Direction, Sound Design and Music are done by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design.

All secrets are revealed! Daniel : Lothar Tuppan | Rufus : Matt Weller | Sophie : Tanja Milojevic | Adam : Daniel Spitzer | Ellison : Pete Lutz | Tiki : Austin Beach | Adam Black : Daniel Spitzer | Raga Abhu : Wesley Critchfield | Moloch : Drew Profit | Gholem : Amy Pavy | Haynes : Nancy Bueller | Ragu Abhu : Drew Profit | Merdina : Kristy Glick | US Newscaster: Lothar Tuppan Sally : Janet Didur | Serbian Newscaster : Tanja Milojevic | Daniel Dread music by Chauncy Hayworth | Written by Mark Slade and Lothar Tuppan | Edited, Directed, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

The gang wakes up in the morning to some disturbing news. Egan the bard is Javier Valesquez |  Halsey Malicewell is J. Dean Garcia |  Willow Lagond is Wyatt Spencer |  Brunor Stormshield is Rod Diaz |  Game Master and all other voices are Daniel French |  Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Mark Slade Brings us 2 delightful tales | Cast: Narrator and Rachel  : Tanja Malojevich |  Denise : Amee Pavy |  Paul and Thomas : Paul Softko |  Sam the dog : Pete Lutz |  Mimi and child : Nancy Bueler |  Donna : Kessi Reliniki |  2 Detectives : Daniel French |  Written by Mark Slade |  Sound Design, Direction, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design  

Sashana gives up some secrets that are only the beginning.   Egan the bard is Javier Valesquez Halsey Malicewell is J. Dean Garcia  Willow Lagond is Wyatt Spencer Brunor Stormshield is Rod Diaz Game Master and all other voices are Daniel French Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Samantha encounters hostiles. Charlotte Knox confides. Kevin was right. Samantha Cooper and Charlotte Knox is Deborah Cristobal Mrs. Cooper is Kathy Lieberman Nick is Joey Ochoa Congresswoman Harper is Christina Ellison Senator Michaels is Cindy Stevens General Adams and Mr. Hobbes is Warren Clarke The Consul is Blake Benlan Benjamin Danton is Zachary Macias Dr. Meighan is Julia Eve Kevin is Will Geare Lars and Sherrif Dietz is Daniel French  Production, Music, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design  

The streets of Esthelring are ablaze. Gangs fight in the streets as Faulks prepares for the arrival of the king's men. Ursula and Vangie take action. Your Narrator, Gafgarn, Wither, Dorin, Harden, Albino Jester and Vangie's soldier are voice acted by Mike Bethel. Ilaeda and Madame Ursula are Julia Eve.   Sully is Katelin Curtis. Imadi is Deborah Cristobal.  Faulks is Zachary James Macias. Vangie the Assassin is Cindy Stevens. Blacksmith is Rosanna Jimeno. Soldiers of Faulks and Ursula is Warren Clark. Production, Direction, Sound Design and Music are done by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design.

Rufus goes on a bender directed by who knows what kind of demon. Daniel : Lothar Tuppan Rufus : Matt Weller Sophie : Tanja Milojevic Adam : Daniel Spitzer Ellison : Pete Lutz Chimes : Wesley Critchfield Moloch : Drew Profit Haynes : Nancy Bueller John : Drew Profit Merdina : Kristy Glick Kendall : Geneva Aubrey Daniel Dread theme music by Chauncy Hayworth. Other music by Daniel French Written by Mark Slade and Lothar Tuppan Edited, Directed, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design    

We follow Sashanna into a labyrinth under the city in hopes of catching the criminal. Welcome to the City of Port Locke. A non-scripted, improvised adventure wherein the actors are players in game. Mystery and intrigue will abound. Sound design and music is added to the edited recording. Egan the bard is Javier Valesquez Halsey Malicewell is J. Dean Garcia  Willow Lagond is Wyatt Spencer Brunor Stormshield is Rod Diaz Game Master and all other voices are Daniel French Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

We are proud to present Gafgarn the Eternally Unfurnished chapters 4-6 remixed, remastered, with new sfx and new music. Encounter a fantasy world with a story like no other. Your Narrator and the voices of Gafgarn, Wither, Dorin, Capt. Tetiv, Ebert, Baron Mardoo, the Albino Jester, and various thugs is Mike Bethel Ilaeda is voice acted by Julia Eve. Eyre and Sully are Rosanna Jimeno. Sully is Alexis Bird in chapter 6 Production, Direction, Sound Design, and music by Daniel French Written by Jeremiah French

Gail and Fran deal with Gail's abusive boyfriend Kieth. Gail : Zoe Jenkins Fran : Sarah Leight Kieth : Wesley Critchfield Written by Mark Slade Producer, Sound Design, and Director : Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

Welcome to the City of Port Locke. A non-scripted, improvised adventure wherein the actors are players in game. Mystery and intrigue will abound. Sound design and music is added to the edited recording. Clues are uncovered as the investigation at the the Lords Manor continues, a confession is made, and action is taken. Egan the bard is Javier Valesquez Halsey Malicewell is J. Dean Garcia  Willow Lagond is Wyatt Spencer Brunor Stormshield is Rod Diaz Game Master and all other voices are Daniel French Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

By Moloch's machinations Daniel, Rufus, and Sophie must encounter their own personal hells to carry on. Adam and Chimes meet at a dive.

Welcome to the City of Port Locke. A non-scripted, improvised adventure wherein the actors are players in game. Mystery and intrigue will abound. Sound design and music is added to the edited recording. Egan the bard is Javier Valesquez Halsey Malicewell is J. Dean Garcia  Willow Lagond is Wyatt Spencer Brunor Stormshield is Rod Diaz Game Master and all other voices are Daniel French Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design  

Sherrif Dietz lends a hand. George and Leanne are reunited.The Consul demands results. Lars has a surprise for President. Knox. Samantha Cooper is Deborah Cristobal Mrs. Cooper and Hotel Room Service are Kathy Lieberman Nick is Joey Ochoa General Wilkes is Bob Larsen Mayor Schumacher is Harrison Derbyshire The Consul is Blake Benlan Vice-Consul Calhoun is Katelin Curtis Capt. Roberts is Zachary Macias Pres. Knox is Van Riker George Cooper is J. Dean Garcia Dr. Meighan and Lt. Ramsay are Sarah Golding Leanne is Dr. Michelle Booze Lars and Sherrif Dietz is Daniel French   Production, Music, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design  

Chimes and Adam use the dreams of Daniel, Sophie, and Rufus to lead them into .... Ellison reports in. written by Lothar Tuppan and Mark Slade.

The gang meets up at The Wasted Cadaver to recoup and pain what's next when they get a surprise visitor. Your Narrator, Gafgarn, Wither, Dorin, Harden, and the Albino Jester are voice acted by Mike Bethel. Artag is Warren Clark. Ilaeda is Julia Eve.  Sully is Dr. Michelle Booze @DrMLBooze. Imadi and Sick Lillith are Deborah Cristobal @DeborahCristo. Ordu is Joey Ochoa. Faulks is Zachary James Macias. Ursula the Madam is Sarah Golding @SarahofGolding.Vangie the Assassin is Cindy Stevens. The Duke is Jeremiah French @DrunkenMarmoset. Production, Direction, Sound Design and Music are done by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design @Fishbonius

The finale of a screenplay style story of insufferable patriotism. Blake Benlan voice acts Kirk Gower Will Geare voice acts Aaron Kathy Lieberman voice acts Aaron's mother Lucas Nelson voice acts Robert Schiff Matthew Smith voice acts Steve McPherson Pete Lutz voice acts George Watts Van Riker voice acts Barry Warren Clarke voice acts Mike Alexis Bird voice acts Lana Darcie Katelin Curtis voice acts Scarlet Harrison Derbyshire voice acts Loyd the Bartender Joey Ochoa voice acts Hector, Michaela, Secretary, Congressperson 2 Dr. Michelle Booze voice acts Cynthia Gower J. Dean Garcia voice acts Noah Rosanna Jimeno voice acts Scene Direction and Jack & Lucy Gower Mike Bethel voice acts Paul Guthrie Bob Larsen voice acts Congressman Daniel French voice acts Lex, Darcie Show Director, and Speaker of the House Written by Blake Benlan Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French: Fishbonius Sound Design

A screenplay style story of insufferable patriotism. Blake Benlan voice acts Kirk Gower Will Geare voice acts Aaron Kathy Lieberman voice acts Aaron's mother J. Dean Garcia voice acts Noah Matthew Smith voice acts Steve McPherson Katelin Curtis voice acts Scarlet Harrison Derbyshire voice acts Loyd the Bartender Alexis Bird voice acts Lana Darcie Joey Ochoa voice acts Hector, Michaela, Secretary, Congressperson 2 Van Riker voice acts Barry Dr. Michelle Booze voice acts Cynthia Gower Warren Clarke voice acts Mike Pete Lutz voice acts George Watts Rosanna Jimeno voice acts Scene Direction and Jack & Lucy Gower Mike Bethel voice acts Paul Guthrie Bob Larsen voice acts Congressman Lucas Nelson voice acts Robert Schiff Daniel French voice acts Lex, Darcie Show Director, and Speaker of the House Written by Blake Benlan Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French: Fishbonius Sound Design

A screenplay style story of insufferable patriotism. Blake Benlan voice acts Kirk Gower Will Geare voice acts Aaron Dr. Michelle Booze voice acts Cynthia Gower Rosanna Jimeno voice acts Scene Direction and Jack & Lucy Gower Warren Clarke voice acts Mike Matthew Smith voice acts Steve McPherson Van Riker voice acts Barry Katelin Curtis voice acts Scarlet Mike Bethel voice acts Paul Guthrie Joey Ochoa voice acts Michaela, Secretary, Congressperson 2 Bob Larsen voice acts Congressman Daniel French voice acts Speaker of the House Written by Blake Benlan Production, Sound Design, and Music by Daniel French: Fishbonius Sound Design  

Where it all began! We are proud to present Gafgarn 1-3 remixed, remastered, with new sfx and new music. Encounter a fantasy world with a story like no other. Your Narrator and the voices of Gafgarn, Wither, Dorin, Smidgin, various townspeople and thugs is Mike Bethel Ilaeda is voice acted by Julia Eve. Production, Direction, Sound Design, and music by Daniel French Written by Jeremiah French

Daniel, Rufus and Sophie discover that bigger beings are turning the gears in this machine. Ellison meets a new friend that has surprises for him.

Kevin and Mr. Hobbes arrive in LZ1. The Summit commences in the ballroom of the Consular Capital. Capt. Roberts, Lt. Ramsay, and George are hot on the heels of Samantha and Nick.     Pres. Knox is Van Riker Mayor Schumacher is Harrison Derbyshire Ambassador Gorman is Lucas James Nelson The Consul is Blake Benlan Vice-Consul Calhoun is Katelin Curtis Dr. Meighan and Lt. Ramsay are Sarah Golding Lars is Daniel French Kevin Hobbes is Will Geare Mr. Hobbes is Warren Clark Dr. Schneider is Rod Diaz George Cooper is J. Dean Garcia Cast. Roberts is Zachary Macias Shiona Davene, Kota Rieb, Ben Seilhamer, and Charles Kernkamp from Santa Barbara band The Advocates played zombie and living crowd members, and Life Guards.      

President Knox arrives at Living Zone 1 for the summit with Ambassador Gorman where they are met by Consul Nathaniel, Vice-Consul Calhoun, and Dr. Meighan. Samantha, Mrs. Cooper and Nick are picked up by Sherrif Dietz and taken to Mayor Schumacher in DZ6 Porterville.   Pres. Knox is Van Riker Ambassador Gorman and Mayor Schumacher are Harrison Derbyshire The Consul is Blake Benlan Vice-Consul Calhoun is Katelin Curtis Dr. Meighan is Sarah Golding Lars and Sheriff Dietz are Daniel French Samantha is Deborah Cristobal Sam’s Mom/Mrs. Cooper is Kathy Lieberman Nick Hobbes is Joey Ochoa    

Agapantha and Cuindebrandt follow the tracks up the coast and find more than they had hoped for.

Daniel Dread, Sophie, and Rufus dig into their next bizarre case as Ellison and his Tiki doll continue a murder spree.

Leanne must make decisions as a zombie. Samantha's Mom must make decisions as a zombie. George must make decisions about the human and zombie he loves. President Knox struggles between uniting a nation and caring for Marie.  Life Guards turned zombie choose immolation. Capt. Roberts is ready to turn up the volume. Danton gets disturbing information. We meet Senator Michaels and Lieutenant Ramsay. Cast: Nick Joey Ochoa Samantha & Charlotte Deborah Cristobal Sam’s Mom Kathy Lieberman Danton & Capt. Roberts Zachary Macias General Adams Warren Clark Margaret Cindy Stevens Marie Emma Lane Lt. Ramsay & Sen. Michaels Sarah Golding George J. Dean Garcia Leanne Dr. Michelle Booze Knox Van Riker  Guardsmen Brandon Fox, Daniel French, Alexis Bird Written by Blake Benlan Production, Sound Design, & Music by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design                            

We pick up in Esthelring where Sick Lillith has just set off a huge explosion. Faulks is leading Gafgarn, Sully, Dorin, and Imadi into who knows what mayhem. Ilaeda and Hardin have just left an encounter with the Albino Jester. Artag and Wither are setting up surprises at the Wasted Cadaver.   Your Narrator, Gafgarn, Wither, Dorin, Harden, and the Albino Jester are voice acted by Mike Bethel. Artag is Warren Clark. Ilaeda is Julia Eve. Ursula the Madam is Sarah Golding @SarahofGolding. Sully is Dr. Michelle Booze @DrMLBooze. Faulks is Zachary James Macias. Imadi and Sick Lillith are Deborah Cristobal @DeborahCristo. Vangie the Assassin is Cindy Stevens. The Duke is Jeremiah French @DrunkenMarmoset. Production, Direction, Sound Design and Music are done by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design @Fishbonius.

Episode 1 of 7. Daniel Dread is a supernatural hunter and detective. Join us as we follow him Rufus and Sophie on their strange cases.   Lothar Tuppin voice acts Daniel Dread. Lothar Tuppin voice acts Daniel Dread. Pete Lutz voice acts Ellison. Tanja Milojevic voice acts Sophie.  Matt Weller voice acts Rufus. Drew Profit voice acts Alex Simon and Moloch. Austin Beach voice acts Tiki and Troll. Marilee Robinson voice acts Mrs. Jensen. Kessi Rilinki voice acts Woman. Atticus Jackson voice acts Mr. Jeffcoat. Music by Chancey Hayworth.  Created and developed by Mark Slade and Lothar Tuppin. Written by Mark Slade. Produced, Directed, Edited, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design    

The conclusion to Patrick Edwards prequel to Space Tripping. Jopp and Loi continue together on their space journey while meeting the inhabitants of Pa Nui. Jopp learns a lesson about trusting those gift givers and is introduced to a new planet.

She's just a good old fashioned space smuggler trying to make it in this galaxy. You never know how the new friends you make are going to change your trajectory. We welcome writer Patrick Edwards @ThePatEdwards and voice actor Augie Peterson to the Chronosphere Fiction family. Jopp's Folly is the prequel to Patrick Edwards series Space Tripping which is available on Audible, in stores as a paperback, and as an ebook.   Jopp is voice acted by Dr. Michelle Booze. Loi is Cindy Stevens. Drunken Bogtek and Station boss are Van Riker. Hale the bartender is Augie Peterson. Your narrator, Micah the Craglad, Production, Sound Design, and Music are Daniel French.

We have created an Artificial Super Intelligence that can give us all the lives of our dreams. We got a little more than we bargained for.   Written and voice acted by Jeremiah French   Produced by Daniel French

Zombie dominance continues 100 years in the future. Cast: J. Dean Garcia is George Deborah Cristobal is Samantha Dr. Michelle Booze is Leanne Zachery Macias is Capt. Roberts and Benjamin Danton Blake Benlan is Consul Nathaniel Joey Ochoa is Nick Kathy Lieberman is Sam's Mom Will Gear is Kevin Warren Clark is Mr. Hobbes Van Riker is President Knox Mike Bethel is Dr. Whitney Sarah Golding is Dr. Meighan Rod Diaz is Dr. Schneider Daniel French is Lars, Driver, extras Generation Z is written by Blake Benlan Produced by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design www.fishbonius.com  

We catch up with Ilaeda as she has a surprising encounter. Gafgarn, Imadi, Dorin, and Sully meet new politicos in the klink and make a new deal. We welcome Julia Eve as the new voice of Ilaeda Mike Bethel voice acts Gafgarn, Dorin, Albino Jester, Harden, and the thug. Dr. Michelle Booze voice acts Sully Zachery Jame Macias voice acts Faulks Gafgarn the Eternally Unfurnished is written by Jeremiah Sundance French @DrunkenMarmoset www.dunkenmarmoset.com Produced at Fishbonius Sound Design: FishPod by Daniel French help us out at www.patreon.com/chronosphere

Agapantha receives her new pike. We meet her friend Cuindebrandt Stannard, hunter and young town protector, who has a special surprise for her birthday. Soon she discovers Cuinn's present carries an odd coincidence. We are happy into introduce this episode's script writer : Mallory Vance @ravenclaw2313 , Producer at PhoenixTears @PhoenixTearsPR Agapantha is voice acted by Rossana Jimeno Gampa is voice acted by Daniel French Cuinn is voice acted by Jeremiah French

Aerosol vaccines in the lab. We learn a bit about Dr. Meighan. Samantha's training hatches a plan. Is Mom still kickin? Developements with Marie. The trail to find Nick. Dr. Schneider        Rod Diaz Dr. Whitney          Mike Bethel Dr. Meighan          Sarah Golding Lars                     Daniel French Samantha            Deborah Cristobal George                J. Dean Garcia Leanne                Dr. Michelle Booze Capt. Roberts       Zachery James Maccias Sam's Mom          Kathy Leiberman Margaret              Cindy Stevens Marie                   Claire & Emma Lane Charlotte              Deborah Cristobal Danton                 Zachery Maccias Kevin                   Will Geare Kevin's Dad          Walter Clark Written by Blake Benlan Produced by Daniel French

Happy Halloween! Get your blankie, a cup of hot cocoa, and put on your depends. Mark Slade has written this special treat for you. Officer Davenport is voice acted by Van Riker Rita is voice acted by Cindy Stevens Rodney is voice acted by Rosanna Jimeno Meredith is voice acted by Pete Lutz Production, music, and Foley by Daniel French

Esthelring holds some surprises for our heroes as her machinations begin to be revealed. Imadi encounters a colleague. Gafgarn, Sully, and Dorin are hot the tail of one villian just to trade for two new ones. Mike Bethel voice acts Gafgarn, Dorin, Albino Jester, and the old man at the tea cart. Dr. Michelle Booze voice acts  Sully Sarah Golding voice acts  Madam Ursula Cindy Stevens voice acts  Vangie the assassin J. Dean Garcia voice acts  Capt. of the Guard and various backround voices Gafgarn the Eternally Unfurnished is written by Jeremiah Sundance French @DrunkenMarmoset Produced at Fishbonius Sound Design: FishPod by Daniel French

President Knox of the United Dead Zones gets a proposal from the Consol of the United Living Zones. Marie continues to change. Charlotte and Nurse Margaret discuss their concerns. Doctors Schneider and Whitney meet with a new colleague. Kevin and his father search for Nick and get a letter. We welcome Sarah Golding, Claire Lane, and Emma Lane as new cast members.       Voice Actor                     Character Sarah Golding                      Dr. Meighan Rod Diaz                              Dr. Schneider Mike Bethel                          Dr. Whitney, Zombie #3, Life Guard Cindy Stevens                      Nurse Margaret Dr. Michelle Booze                 Leanne Deborah Cristobal                 Charlotte, Samantha Rosanna Jimeno                   Narrator, Zombie #1 Claire & Emma Lane.            Marie J. Dean Garcia                     George, Life Guard Will Geare                           Kevin Zach Macias                        Danton, Capt. Roberts, Life Guard Warren Clark                       Gen. Adams, Kevin's Dad Daniel French                      Lars, Zombie #2, Life Guard    

VOICE ACTOR           CHARACTER   Deborah Cristobal          Samantha, Charlotte Kathy Lieberman          Sam's Mom  J. Dean Garcia          George  Zach Macias          Capt. Roberts, Danton Rod Diaz          Dr. Schneider Mike Bethel          Dr. Whitney Daniel French          Lars, LifeGuard, Marie Blake Benlan           Consul Nathaniel  Will Geare          Kevin Warren Clark  Kevin's Dad Cindy Stevens  Nurse Margaret                                  Dr. Michelle Booze                                                                                               Leanne  Produced at Fishbonius Sound Design by Daniel French www.fishbonius.com Please become a Patron to Chronosphere Fiction on our Podbean site or at www.patreon.com/chronosphere  

Yup, it is what it sounds like. Blake Benlan joins me on the Chronosphere for a fun trip thru the Spectral Streams.

A faith healer and a magician reconcile their sorted past when a 2000 tyear old mask piques their interest. Great story from Mark Slade, @MARKSLADE33 on twitter, Blood Noir Podcast www.podomatic.com/podcasts/sade255

Gafgarn and company follow the Albino Jester into the city of Esthelring. Ilaeda does business with old friends and encounters the competition. Wither makes some deals. Sully reveals some of her past. Imadi becomes more intriguing. Dorin laughs a lot. Voice Actors: Mike Bethel: Narrator, Gafgarn, Wither, Dorin, Baert, Sneaky Guy #1 Meagan Solof: Ilaeda Dr. Michelle Booze: Sully Warren Clark: Artag J. Dean Garcia: Hardin, Sneaky Guy #2 Gafgarn the Eternally Unfurnished is written by Jeremiah S. French Produced by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design [email protected] @ChronosphereFi1

Kevn doesn't unlive alone in this world. Meet the characters and hear the plots begin to unfold in this first chapter of Generation Z.   Please join the Chronsphere Fiction Community at www.patreon.com/chronosphere. Your support ($1/month=$0.25/episode) will help us continue. Submit your stories, questions, and ideas to [email protected]. Twitter: @ChronosphereFi1

Yes! It's finally released for free! Meet Agapantha a member of the Gafagarn the Eternally Unfurnished Bubbleverse. She has a special kinship with one of Gafgarn's crew. The Tenatacle of the Void plays a role. Episode 2 has been released on Patreon. For continuing episodes, be sure to contribute here on Podbean or at www.patreon.com/chronosphere Agapantha voice acted by Rossana Jimeno Grampa voice acted by Daniel French Production by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design www.fishbonius.com  

The Chronosphere makes an emergency landing. Deborah Cristobal debuts her 1 woman podacst in a universe of snarky fashionistas. Chronosphere Fiction is a story telling podcast where writers' creations come to life with sound effects and music. Join the Chronsphere Fiction Community at www.patreon.com/chronosphere. Submit your stories, questions, and ideas to [email protected]. @ChronosphereFi1

Meet Kevin as he gives you the introduction to a unique story in a world where zombies exist ..... but it's not quite what you would expect. Wrtten by Blake Benlan.   Kevin is portrayed by Will Geare.  Production and Sound by Daniel French Chronosphere Fiction is a story telling podcast where writers' creations come to life with sound effects and music. Join the Chronsphere Fiction Community at www.patreon.com/chronosphere. Join the Gafgarn community at www.patreon.com/gafgarn. Submit your stories, questions, and ideas to [email protected]. @ChronosphereFi1

We welcome Deborah Cristobal as a new voice actress playing the part of Imadi the samurai. Gafgarn and company run into some old enemies and make a new friend. Some things about AJ's crush on Gafgarn are speculated upon. Written by Jeremiah French. Narrated with voices by Mike Bethel. Ilaeda is voice acted by Julia Eve. Sully is Rosanna Jimeno and Alexis Bird. Imadi is Deborah Cristobal Music and sound design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design. @Fishbonius transcrpits at www.drunkenmarmoset.com Chronosphere Fiction is a story telling podcast where writers' creations come to life with sound effects and music. Join the Chronsphere Fiction Community at www.patreon.com/chronosphere. Join the Gafgarn community at www.patreon.com/gafgarn. Submit your stories, questions, and ideas to [email protected]. @ChronosphereFi1

Our Narrator sets the scenes from a big empty theater. Charles and older sister Laura's relationship before her death is unvieled. As a result relationships and attitudes between Charles, Katie and Jonah go on a roller coaster ride.  Narrator: Brianna Franklin Charles: Blake Benlan. Katie: Natalie Kellog. Jonah: Benjamin McSherry. Lauren: Lovisa Samuelsson. Production, Foley and Sound: Daniel French Chronosphere Fiction is a story telling anthology podcast where writers' creations come to life with sound effects and music. Join the Chronsphere Fiction Community at www.patreon.com/chronosphere.   Submit your stories, questions, and ideas to [email protected]. Gafgarn specific [email protected] Twitter @ChronosphereFi1

Our Narrator sets the scenes from a big empty theater. Charles and Katie Strauss prepare for the funeral of their sister Lauren. Lauren's boyfriend Jonah has been invited to stay at the Strauss household to attend the funeral. As the memories of the relationships leading up to this tragic event are shared, secrets are unvieled that can bring emotional mayhem. Chronosphere Fiction is a story telling podcast where writers' creations come to life with sound effects and music. Join the Chronsphere Fiction Community at www.patreon.com/chronosphere. Join the Gafgarn community at www.patreon.com/gafgarn. Submit your stories, questions, and ideas to [email protected]. Twitter @ChronosphereFi1

Against the order of Baron Mardoo, Garfgarn and company continue the chase after the Albino Jester thru the city of Hausto joined by Captain Tetiv. Their investigation takes them to a dire meeting underground. Written by Jeremiah French. Narrated with voices by Mike Bethel. Ilaeda is voice acted by Julia Eve. Sully is Rosanna Jimeno. Imadi is Deborah Cristobal Music and sound design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design. @Fishbonius Join the Chronsphere Fiction Community at www.patreon.com/chronosphere. Get special epsiodes and other bonuses.  Submit your stories, questions, and ideas to [email protected]. @ChronosphereFi1   

We're off to see the Baron, the wonderful Baron Mardoo! After busting up a portion of the city of Hausto while chasing the Albino Jester, Gafgarn and company are detained by the city gaurd and brought before the city's overlord. An astonishing discovery or two may become important. Written by Jeremiah French. Narrated with voices by Mike Bethel. Ilaeda is voice acted by Julia Eve. Sully is Rosanna Jimeno. Imadi is Deborah Cristobal Music and sound design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design. Join the Chronsphere Fiction Community at www.patreon.com/chronosphere. Get special epsiodes and other bonuses.  Submit your stories, questions, and ideas to [email protected]. @ChronosphereFi1

Will anyone in the Smith Houshold come out of this thing with a happy ending? Just how twisted are things going to get? What happened between Albert and Tessa out there? Will Graham be seeing red? is Randall spiraling? Is Carlyle a secret agent? Will Frank buy a liquor store and quit teaching? ? What other secrets will be devulged as we wind up the Saga of the Smiths? Is the music going to get even weirder? Join the Chronsphere Fiction Community at www.patreon.com/chronosphere. Submit your stories, questions, and ideas to [email protected]. Twitter us @ChoronosphereFi1

It's October, 1984 and the Smiths are enjoying their piece of the American dream. This wholsome suburban family is just so cheery ..... from the outside. We continue our fly on the wall observation and see the twisted and emotional events going on in this suburbsn dystopia. Act 4 Scene 3 through Act 4 Scene 3 of 5 Acts. Join the Chronsphere Fiction Community at www.patreon.com/chronosphere. Join the Gafgarn community at www.patreon.com/gafgarn. Submit your stories, questions, and ideas to [email protected]. @ChronosphereFi1. The table has been set for dinner but only Barbara and Graham are sitting at the dinner table. Frank and Carlyle sit in the living room watching a football game on TV, drinking beer. Randal is still in his room, lying on his bed, stoic. Albert and Tessa have not yet returned 

It's October, 1984 and the Smiths are enjoying their piece of the American dream. This wholsome suburban family is just so cheery ..... from the outside. We continue our fly on the wall observation and see the twisted and emotional events going on in this suburbsn dystopia. Act 2 through 3.3 of 5 Tuesday. Barbara is leaning against the dishwasher, smoking a cigarette. She seems exasperated. Albert soon walks through the front door. Barbara, unsure of who has just arrived, puts out her cigarette in the sink 

It's October, 1984 and the Smiths are enjoying their piece of the American dream. This wholsome suburban family is just so cheery ..... from the outside. We become a fly on the wall and see what's really going on. Act 1 of 5 Lights up on the Smith residence. Monday. On the first floor is a small foyer (including a staircase), a kitchen/dining room and a living room. Visible on the second floor are two bedrooms (one belonging to Randal, the other to both Graham and Albert; they share a bunk bed) separated by a hallway. Frank sits at the head of the dining room table reading a newspaper (from which he rarely looks up). Barbara hurriedly sets the table, having prepared breakfast for the family not long ago. A digital alarm clock goes off in Randal’s room. A bell alarm clock sounds in the room shared by Graham and Albert 

Gafgarn, Wither, Illaeda, Sully, and Dorin enter the city of Hausto in search of the Albino Jester. When a passing a Temple of the Void they come upon a crime scene and may be involved in solving a murder. Written by Jeremiah French. Narrated with voices by Mike Bethel. Ilaeda is voice acted by Julia Eve. Sully is Rosanna Jimeno Music and sound design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design.

Illaeda the Bounty Hunter is on a mission that brings her into the path of Gafgarn and Wither. Remember to visit www.patreon.com/chronosphere to join the community and keep the story going.