Dis Belief

In pre-WWII Argentina, writer Jorge and his literary circle witness firsthand the power of belief.

(adapted by Julie Hoverson from the story "Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius" by Jorge Luis Borges, with permission from New Directions Publishing Corp., who have rights in the translation by James E. Irby)

Music by Flores Negras, as found on Jamendo

Cover art by Brett Coulstock

Full cast and info page

I talk about the missing series type in current internet audio drama - the sitcom.  Also answer a bunch of questions from M. Olson on the forums!

I recorded this, mentioning a lovely version of Amazing Grace, but ended up using a different piece of music from the same artist.  Listen to a bit of Keith Billings' Amazing Grace at Dulcimers.com or order his album directly at glbillings<at>chartermi.net

All otehr background Music by Rafael Badawi (available on Jamendo)

Haunting Melody, part 2

More on what is ailing the girl.  And who got the drop on Lem?

I congratulate Krystal (Amber from "Chillin'") on her valedictorian status!!!

I ramble on about slang throughout history.  Also talk about betrayal.

I forgot compeltely to mention my walla project - noted in previous blog entry.

Music from Miguel Herrero.

Hey folks!  Always wanted to break into voice acting, but too self conscious?  This is the perfect opportunity - some of us audiodramatalk are trying to put together what we call "Walla" - crowd/background voices for use in various situations.

To this end, we're looking for folks [the more the merrier!!] to record about a page of lines that would be appropriate for a certain setting (we're beginning with "party lines", and there will be more to come), and we'll zip up all the recordings we get and post them for everyone to use.  Then each producer can mix the lines to their own heart's content.

Deadline for "Party lines" is June 15.  If you want to participate, the lines are listed in the 19 Nocturne forum at www.audiodramatalk.com, or I can mail you the file - send inquiries to 19nocturne<at>live<dot><com>.

Things move apace.  Penny tries to mash herself into the boom chute, Gina talks mashed potatoes, something else ends up sort of mashed, and Tunis put the mash on Linda....

And a black leather catsuit.

THE HAUNTER OF THE DARK

Five friends gather for another story - this one of an artist doomed by his own curiousity.

Adapted by Julie Hoverson from the story by H.P. Lovecraft

Cover art by Brett Coulstock

Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

[The Lovecraft 5 appeared previously in "The Picture in the House"]

OK folks, here's another one - I talk low pass, I talk high pass, I talk zombies vs cowboys (not in the "who would win a fight between" way though - sorry), and I talk the "R" sound.  Oh, and the handy clicker.

Music by Brian Bochicchio

Link to IDEA (accents)

Sounds for soldiers

Debuting a new series, THE DEADEYE KID Takes to the open road....

Lem and Fanshaw find out a bizarre secret about the man they're guiding.  Their goal (though they don't know it) a young woman in need of help.

Cover art by Brett Coulstock

Music from archive.org.

The Deadeye Kid podcasts every other Tuesday. Haunting Melody is a five-part story.

...Nuff said.