Missing Dial Radio

How much of history is forgotten? How much is remembered only in pieces? Missing Monsters seeks out the "truth" of historical events by finding the lost cryptids, monsters, and spirits that influenced events. Brought to you by Nicholas Jameson and his tireless research team. This episode deals with the stolen territory of the Qayqayt First Nation known on maps as New Westminster. Research by - Tyler James Nicol Sound editing and design by - Brett Ashleigh The sounds of Missing Dial Radio provided by - Sxip Shirey

Missing Dial Radio tunes to a late night screech for help. Doctor Batty is there for any misled monster, suspicious spirit, or wandering whatever. This episode of "Stitching Broken Hearts With Doctor Batty" sees the introduction of her newest producer, Lou! Will the pair be able to help their three hopeful haunters? Or will they be lost to the tuning of the dial? Listen to know more and be sure to email BattysPager@gmail.com to seek help with your OWN monstrous love life! Cast, in order of appearance includes: Producer Lou as himself, Batty Page as Doctor Batty, and Tristan Risk as the caller. Written by Brett Ashleigh and Tyler James Nicol. Sound Design and production by Brett Ashleigh Thanks to Loyalty Freak Music for the use of “A Ghost Waltz” for our theme song. You can find more of their songs at Free Music Archive.org Sounds of Missing Dial Radio provided by Sxip Shirey. Doctor Batty logo by Floopcannon.

This encounter with Missing Dial Radio captures a classic episode of The Blaspheem Siblings titled "Merci Beaucoup, Monsieur Roboteux". In this episode the titular Blaspheem Siblings must do battle with a sinister and strange SOMETHING in the swamp. The cast, in order of appearance includes: JJ Webb as Ricky Porchard Sean Covernton as our Narrator and the Creature Tyler James Nicol as Cyrus Blaspheem And Shawna Mauchline as Scarlet Blaspheem Sound Design and Production by Brett Ashleigh Written by Tyler James Nicol The musical cues were: Blackest Crow by TrackTribe Evil Plan by Kevin MacLeod And Totentanz by Franz Liszt. The sounds of the Missing Dial provided by Sxip Shirey Episode art by Sean Covernton

MISSING DIAL RADIO - Greetings Missing Ones, soon you shall hear the sounds that were lost then found again. Much as you will find yourself lost in strange new programs, shows, and plays. Stay tuned, listen in, and don't look for that dial. It's with us now.