Show Notes
Project Audion premieres our recreation of the classic supernatural radio show "Lights Out" - a 1943 episode entitled "Little Old Lady." It's a ghostly story written and directed by the master of spooky stories, Arch Oboler. It's a tale truly made for radio, where you close your eyes and let your imagination run wild. Except this time, keep your eyes open and watch the voice actors do their stuff. Our transcontinental cast, hooked together via Zoom, includes Angela Young; Kristin James; Denise Cline; Brad Oxnam; Larry Groebe; and John Mauldin of the Inexplicable Dumb Show in Tennessee. We hope you'll listen in...with the lights out!
More from Monday Matinee
Re-Imagined Radio presents "My Hands Are Different," an autobiographical memoir by Martin J. Gallagher, an independent composer and sound designer based in Portland, Oregon. Imagine having two fathers. Each a different model for your life. Martin's adoptive father gives him boxing gloves and a training schedule. His birth father, a mystery until after his death, gives him a box of his tape recordings, and inspires a career in music and creative media. From our Guest Producer series.
Larry Groebe is back with season 2 of Project Audion! This time it's a 1950 episode of Suspense called "Pearls are a Nuisance" adapted from a short story by Raymond Chandler. Radio Drama lives!
The dark forces holding Jack are at bay. But can they get out of this dimension in time before October closes? Only David and the TORTIS can know! This week we have "Strange Circle" with "The Song and Dance" and "My Life with Ginger"!
Federal Stonecipher opens the Matinee for a chilly October day with Sonic Society #790, Project Audion Episode 18: Suspense, and Re-Imagined Radio #13.8!
Re-Imagined Radio concludes its two-part Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall tribute. Part 2 samples the first two episodes of Bogart and Bacall's syndicated action-adventure radio series Bold Venture, 1951-1952. Slate Shannon (Bogart) and Gail "Sailor" Duval (Bacall), operate a hotel and charter boat in Havana, Cuba, before the revolution, and are natural magnets for adventurers and revolutionaries. From our tribute series.