Mary Kate Wiles and friends read the second book in the Anne Shirley series, Anne of Avonlea, by Lucy Maud Montgomery.
The Anne of Avonlea podcast is an absolute gem that brings L.M. Montgomery's beloved characters to life in an extraordinary way. As a fan of the first book, I was eagerly awaiting the release of this second installment and I must say, it did not disappoint. The podcast is a true testament to the power of storytelling and the talented individuals who bring these stories to our ears.
The best aspect of this podcast is undoubtedly the perfectly cast characters and their stellar voice performances. Each character feels authentic and true to their original portrayal in the books. MK's narration, in particular, stands out as delightfully soothing and adds a layer of relaxation to the listening experience. It's extremely rare to come across voice performances that capture the essence of each character so effectively, but this podcast manages to do just that.
Furthermore, the production quality of this podcast is top-notch. The sound design creates a rich auditory experience that fully immerses listeners into the world of Avonlea. From subtle background noises to perfectly timed music cues, every element works together seamlessly to enhance the storytelling. It's clear that a great deal of care and attention has been put into creating an immersive audio experience for fans.
However, like any form of media, there are also some aspects that can be improved upon in this podcast. One possible drawback is that some episodes may feel too short for listeners who crave more content. While each episode provides a satisfying dose of Anne Shirley's adventures, they sometimes leave me wanting more. Additionally, at times it feels like certain secondary characters don't receive as much development or attention as they deserve.
In conclusion, The Anne of Avonlea podcast is an absolute joy for fans of L.M. Montgomery's classic series. The incredible voice performances, soothing narration, and immersive sound design make for a truly captivating listening experience. While there may be areas for improvement in terms of episode length and character development, these minor shortcomings do not overshadow the overall brilliance of this podcast. As a patron, it is truly an honor to support this project and I am thrilled that the rest of the world now has the opportunity to enjoy it as well.
Coming very soon - the third book in Mary Kate Wiles' Anne Shirley radio play series: Anne of the Island, by Lucy Maud Montgomery. Featuring the voice talents of Janet Krupin, Julia Cho, Jaime Lyn Beatty, Lauren Lopez, Joanna Sotomura, Whitney Avalon, Sean Persaud, and many more. Search and subscribe to this new podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts! Get early access on Patreon at www.patreon.com/mkwiles
Hello Anne listeners! I'm here to let you know about another literary project I produced that you can watch right now for free: Headless: A Sleepy Hollow Story, by Shipwrecked Comedy. It's a modern comedic spin on Washington Irving's classic tale, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Don't miss it!
Hello, listeners! I'm just popping in your feeds to let you know about my newest audio project, currently funding on Kickstarter - The Case of the Greater Gatsby. Greater Gatsby will be a brand new comedic audio mystery written by Sean & Sinead Persaud and produced by (and starring) myself, along with Shipwrecked Comedy. In it, detective duo Fig Wineshine and Ford Phillips investigate the murder of author-turned-screenwriter F. Scott Fitzgerald in 1940. Much like our 2016 webseries Edgar Allan Poe's Murder Mystery Dinner Party, The Case of the Greater Gatsby will feature real-life figures from the past in imagined circumstances in a caper that weaves fiction with history. It will feature many voices from my Anne series, such as Sean Persaud, Sinead Persaud, Sarah Grace Hart, Joanna Sotomura, Lauren Lopez, Julia Cho, and more. If you'd like to help us bring this new audio narrative to life, consider supporting us on Kickstarter at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/shipwrecked/the-case-of-the-greater-gatsby. Thank you for supporting independently made, female produced, historically inspired audio content.
In the final chapter of Anne of Avonlea, the Stone House hosts a wedding, and Anne and Gilbert ponder on the future. Featuring the vocal talents of Tia Workman, Nick Lang, Sarah Grace Hart, and Sean Persaud. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter twenty-nine of Anne of Avonlea, Anne reflects on growing older as her friends move into new stages of life and she feels left behind. Featuring the vocal talents of Tia Workman, Sarah Grace Hart, Whitney Avalon, and Christopher Higgins. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith. Please be advised that this chapter contains antiquated terms.
In chapter twenty-eight of Anne of Avonlea, the school year ends and Miss Lavendar and a lost love are reunited. Featuring the vocal talents of Blake Silver, Tia Workman, Natalie Storrs, Janet Krupin, Serena Hohenstein, Sinéad Persaud, and Christopher Higgins. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter twenty-seven of Anne of Avonlea, Anne brings Paul to meet Miss Lavendar. Featuring the vocal talents of Whitney Avalon, Lauren Lopez, Tia Workman, Mo Beatty, Sinéad Persaud, and Christopher Higgins. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter twenty-six of Anne of Avonlea, Anne and Marilla make some big decisions about the future, and Anne begins to say goodbye to the current chapter of her life. Featuring the vocal talents of Whitney Avalon, Mark Jacobson, Jaime Lyn Beatty, Sarah Grace Hart, and Christopher Higgins. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter twenty-five of Anne of Avonlea, Anne finds out a shocking revelation about Mr. Harrison. Featuring the vocal talents of Whitney Avalon, Alex Jennings, Jaime Lyn Beatty, Nick Lang, and Lauren Lopez. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter twenty-four of Anne of Avonlea, Uncle Abe accidentally makes a prediction that turns out to be true. Featuring the vocal talents of Sean Persaud, Whitney Avalon, Mo Beatty, Sinéad Persaud, Tim de la Motte, Tom DeTrinis, Nick Lang, and Lauren Lopez. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter twenty-three of Anne of Avonlea, Anne visits Miss Lavendar and learns more about the secrets of her past. Featuring the vocal talents of Sinéad Persaud, Whitney Avalon, and Christopher Higgins. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter twenty-two of Anne of Avonlea, Anne and Marilla discuss current events, and Dora and Davy become permanent residents of Green Gables. Please be advised this episode contains the use of antiquated terms. Featuring the vocal talents of Lauren Lopez, Whitney Avalon, and Mo Beatty. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter twenty-one of Anne of Avonlea, Anne takes a wrong turn and makes a new friend. Featuring the vocal talents of Lauren Lopez, Whitney Avalon, Sarah Grace Hart, Sinéad Persaud, Tia Workman, and Mo Beatty. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter twenty of Anne of Avonlea, Anne receives an expected visitor at an unexpected time. Featuring the vocal talents of Lauren Lopez, Whitney Avalon, Sarah Grace Hart, and Joanna Sotomura. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter nineteen of Anne of Avonlea, Anne spends time with Paul Irving, encourages Davy not to compare himself to others, and muses about the future with Gilbert. Featuring the vocal talents of Lauren Lopez, Whitney Avalon, Christopher Higgins, and Sean Persaud. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter eighteen of Anne of Avonlea, Anne finds herself in another scrape while in pursuit of a willoware platter. Featuring the vocal talents of Lauren Lopez, Whitney Avalon, Sarah Grace Hart, and Christine Weatherup. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter seventeen of Anne of Avonlea, lots of things go wrong on a very exciting day. Featuring the vocal talents of Joanna Sotomura, Lauren Lopez, Sarah Grace Hart, and Whitney Avalon. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter sixteen of Anne of Avonlea, Anne gets very excited about the prospect of a famous visitor. Featuring the vocal talents of Lauren Lopez, Sarah Grace Hart, and Whitney Avalon. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter fifteen of Anne of Avonlea, summer arrives and Anne reflects alongside Paul Irving and Mrs. Allen. Featuring the vocal talents of Christopher Higgins and Lauren Lopez. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter fourteen of Anne of Avonlea, Anne and her friends have a run-in with Judson Parker. Featuring the vocal talents of Jessica Jade Andres, Whitney Avalon, Jaime Lyn Beatty, Esther Fallick, Mikie Beatty, Sean Persaud, Lauren Lopez, Natalie Storrs, Blake Silver, Mo Beatty, Julia Cho, Brian Rosenthal, and Sarah Grace Hart. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter thirteen of Anne of Avonlea, Anne and her friends enjoy nature for a day. Featuring the vocal talents of Jessica Jade Andres, Joanna Sotomura, and Sarah Grace Hart. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter twelve of Anne of Avonlea, Anne's resolve fails her. Featuring the vocal talents of Tessa Netting, Ryan Garcia, Jaime Lyn Beatty, Whitney Avalon, Curt Mega, Nick Lang, and Sinéad Persaud. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter eleven of Anne of Avonlea, Anne recounts some of her favorite moments regarding her students. Featuring the vocal talents of Christopher Higgins, Brian Rosenthal, Sean Persaud, Ryan Garcia, Jaime Lyn Beatty, Joey Richter, and Sinéad Persaud. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter ten of Anne of Avonlea, a Davy tells a terrible whopper. Featuring the vocal talents of Whitney Avalon, Sarah Grace Hart, Gabe Greenspan, Lauren Lopez, and Mo Beatty. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter nine of Anne of Avonlea, a terrible mistake happens in the implementing of an improvement the A.V.I.S. worked very hard to achieve. Featuring the vocal talents of Jaime Lyn Beatty, Ryan Garcia, Nick Lang, Sarah Grace Hart, Brian Rosenthal, Jessica Jade Andres, and Sean Persaud. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter eight of Anne of Avonlea, Dora and Davy come to Green Gables. Featuring the vocal talents of Jaime Lyn Beatty, Lauren Lopez, Mo Beatty, Julia Cho, and Whitney Avalon. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter seven of Anne of Avonlea, Anne and Gilbert discuss their new lives as teachers, and Anne and Marilla ponder over adopting the Keith twins. Featuring the vocal talents of Sean Persaud and Whitney Avalon. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter six of Anne of Avonlea, Anne and Diana canvass for the improvement society. Featuring the vocal talents of Natalie Storrs, Sarah Grace Hart, Nick Lang, Sean Persaud, Jessica Jade Andres, Tessa Netting, Tara Perry and Joey Richter. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter five of Anne of Avonlea, Anne has her first day of school as a teacher. Featuring the vocal talents of Julia Cho, Christopher Higgins, Jaime Lyn Beatty, and Whitney Avalon. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In chapter four of Anne of Avonlea, everyone around her is trying to convince Anne to whip her future students as a form of discipline, but she is determined she shall rule by affection. Featuring the vocal talents of Nick Lang, Sean Persaud, Jessica Jade Andres, Whitney Avalon, Jaime Lyn Beatty, and Joey Richter. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In the third chapter of Anne of Avonlea, Anne confesses her horrible mistake to Mr. Harrison. Featuring the vocal talents of Nick Lang and Joey Richter. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In the second chapter of Anne of Avonlea, Anne makes perhaps her biggest mistake yet. Featuring the vocal talents of Diana Barry, Whitney Avalon, and Brian Rosenthal. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
In the first chapter of Anne of Avonlea, Anne makes an unwelcome acquaintance. Featuring the vocal talents of Nick Lang, Whitney Avalon, Jaime Lyn Beatty, and Joey Richter. Executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day. Additional editing and sound design by Lizzie Goldsmith.
Coming very soon - the second book in Mary Kate Wiles' Anne Shirley radio play series: Anne of Avonlea, by Lucy Maud Montgomery. Featuring the voice talents of Whitney Avalon, Sean Persaud, Jaime Lyn Beatty, Sarah Grace Hart, Lauren Lopez, Christopher Higgins, Sinead Persaud, Nick Lang, and many more. Created through Patreon and executive produced by Shao Chih Kuo, Jane Leach, and Warren Day.
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