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Well the last few weeks we’ve met some of the most colorful — some menacingly so — characters of the galaxy as conflicting forces collide on the luxurious Huddleston Space Liner. Now the cries of blood vengeance reach a desperate pitch and the only solution may be the ultimate one.
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Well, as we enter into the second episode of “Murder on the Huddleston Ferry,” the series starts to live up to its name. Conflicting intergalactic forces — of good, evil, and unknown intentions — clash together, making this trip aboard the luxury spaceliner one its passengers will not soon forget.
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For most passengers of the Huddleston, it was looking to be a relaxing cross-galactic space voyage on a luxurious space liner. Long nights at the Antigravity Red Bar, friends of a promiscuous persuasion, hours spent staring as the stars as they swooshed by… by Emille Song and the Professor, hot from the Catacombs with the Sons of the Assigned on their trail, knew better. Because on this voyage, forces from throughout the galaxy will collide and there will be more than one Murder on the Huddleston Ferry.
Enjoy part 1 of the drama “Murder on the Huddleston” Ferry by our friends at Dry Smoke and Whispers!
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Due to trekkin’ through deep ranges of the tundra… okay, Old Town, Maine — the podcast is held up by a day this week. Accept my humble apologies for holding back from you this excellent interview with two true radio originals — Marc Rose and Geral McQuinn of Dry Smoke and Whispers Holodio Theater.
With 27 years of making audio happen, a catalogue that rivals that of the Library of Congress, and an unending well of ideas that only needs time to come to delicious audio realization, these two cats have much insight to offer on the state of audio theater.
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I had the opportunity to chat with these two crazy cats who have been producing Dry Smoke and Whispers (and other great audio) off and on for 27 years… yes, that’s longer than I’ve been alive people!
Needless to say, they have an excellent rapport and some great insights about the state of audio drama as well as what makes a great story work. Tune in today 1PM on 90.9/104.1 in the Portland, Maine area or via WMPG‘s streaming audio.
Of course, you can always stay tuned for the podcast, which I’ll have together either later today or tomorrow.
This week, we enter the depths of distance space for an adventure that’s out of this world… Dry Smoke and Whispers Holodio Theater hosts The Shadowman, a trilogy of deception and intrigue in a world very distant, yet eerily parallel, our own. In this episode, Emille Song confronts an ancient cult that controls more than he wants to know about the nature of the universe, and learns secrets of his past he’d rather forget.
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Radio Drama Revival is a weekly radio show and podcast featuring the best of contemporary audio drama (work produced after the golden age of radio).
Broadcast and podcast since 2007, we have over 200 hours of original, contemporary radio theater here for your listening pleasure. Dig into the latest show or surf the archives.
Your host is Fred Greenhalgh of FinalRune Productions
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