Podcasts about alba salix royal physician

Today we are excited to present Alba Salix, Royal Physician, Season 2, Episode 1: By The Book Learn more about Alba Salix, Royal Physician at fableandfolly.com. Find a transcript for this episode here: http://bit.ly/3X2hPPr In this episode, Alba, Magnus and Holly meet their strict new boss, Antalia Pearcey, while Queen Parabel fears for her kingdom. Starring: Barbara Clifford as Alba Salix Julian Sark as Magnus Olivia Jon as Holly Elaine O'Neal as Antalia Pearcey and Princess Minsey with George Bertwell as King Gunther Marisa King as Queen Parabel Abbas Hussain as Emperor Rockhart Robert Frances as Prince Bulwark and special guests: David Rheinstrom (host of Radio Drama Revival) as Sir Galitus Lightwind the Pure and Jeff Van Dreason (co-creator of Greater Boston) as T'Horxa the Invincible Script, music and sound design by Eli Hamada McIlveen Directed by Sean Howard and Eli Hamada McIlveen Associate Producers: Jack Pevyhouse, Paul Tedesco, Keiko Kanda, Heather Collins, Julian Sark and Michael Hudson Supporting Producer: Kim Bellinger Executive Producer: Dave Addison Content warning: Nightmares, mildly gross ailments and malpractice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Lyman Keys here! Do you miss Fall of the House of Sunshine? Have you listened to Land Whale Murders too many times already? Then let Lyman Keys help! Lyman is going to recommend some audio dramas and fun podcasts to you over the next several months. Hopefully you'll find some new favs! This month's pick: Alba Salix, Royal Physician Check it out: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/alba…ian/id938040414 And don't forget other great Roi Gold shows: The Land Whale Murders: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-…rs/id1577608559 Radio Free Mushroom America: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/radi…ca/id1448597763 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Farloria's Royal Physician has her work cut out for her. As head witch and the only regular staff member at the new House of Healing, Alba's got an endless lineup of patients and a bickering King and Queen to please.Fortunately, help is on the way. Unfortunately, that help is from Magnus, a troublesome young ex-monk and aspiring surgeon, and Holly, an accident-prone fairy herbalist.In Season 1, Episode 1: Well Met - Alba is summoned to remove some unexpected snakes from King Gunther's head, and saddled with a bothersome young patient — not to mention some unwanted help from a fairy.Content warning: Cartoonish violence, blood, panic, surgery, drug references and snakes.Credits and transcript at: https://albasalix.com/episodes/alba-s1-e1-well-met/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Bad Ideas Squad is once again joined by Sean Howard, founder of the Fable and Folly network and producer of Alba Salix, Royal Physician. Join us for a discussion about making new things, how to incorporate different formats into audio fiction, and the state of the podcasting ecosystem!  If you’d like to check out more of Sean’s work, you can listen to Civilized, Alba Salix: Royal Physician, and the many fine podcasts on the Fable & Folly network! You can also find him on Twitter. Support the show: http://patreon.com/NoBadIdeas

Today (and all this week, lucky us!) we’re joined by a fantastic podcast producer, writer, and improviser: the mighty Sean Howard! We enlist Sean’s help first for a whale of a tale (or at least a Bass Pro Shop of a tale)  and turn it into a fantastic alternate universe story fending off boredom while being trapped in one place. Plus: The Florida Man VHS Collection, handsome eyebrows guy, fishy tooth aches, a very gory children’s book, and Lebron James as a moral compass. Today’s Bad Ideas™: Idea #1 Idea #2 If you’d like to check out more of Sean’s work, you can listen to Civilized, Alba Salix: Royal Physician, and the many fine podcasts on the Fable & Folly network! You can also find him on Twitter. Content Warning: The second story in today’s episode contains discussion of suicide. End the episode at 20:30 if you’d like to avoid it. Support the show: http://patreon.com/NoBadIdeas

We're going to PodTales a festival of audio drama and audio fiction. It's free, it's in Cambridge, MA, and it's on October 20th. More info here: https://podtales.org/ We've got a table (A5/6 in the Mt. Absalom room) and several panels including this one at 2PM: "Living in the Moment: Writing Through Improvisation" in The Hephaestus (Second Floor). Hosted by Cap and featuring Hem "Volonda" Cleveland (The Lucky Die, Dark Dice) Natasha Haverty & Brendan Pelsue (We Are Not These People), Sean Howard (Civilized, Alba Salix: Royal Physician, The End of Time and Other Bothers). The first storytellers didn't sit around plotting – they lived in the moment and collaborated with others to tell taller tales! Our panel shares the secrets of wielding spontaneity and collaboration as tools for creating unprecedented drama, laughs, and realism in your stories - as well as how to craft recording environments to enhance and manipulate your cast's performances, how to plot without a script, and how to elevate improvised material to audio excellence with scripted revisions and cinematic production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jamela is upset about the lack of new Dungeons & Doritos, but Cap has a proposal on how you can pass the time. We're going to PodTales a festival of audio drama and audio fiction. It's free, it's in Cambridge, MA, and it's on October 20th. More info here: https://podtales.org/ We've got a table (A5/6 in the Mt. Absalom room) and several panels including this one at 2PM: "Living in the Moment: Writing Through Improvisation" in The Hephaestus (Second Floor). Hosted by Cap and featuring Hem "Volonda" Cleveland (The Lucky Die, Dark Dice) Natasha Haverty & Brendan Pelsue (We Are Not These People), Sean Howard (Civilized, Alba Salix: Royal Physician, The End of Time and Other Bothers). The first storytellers didn't sit around plotting – they lived in the moment and collaborated with others to tell taller tales! Our panel shares the secrets of wielding spontaneity and collaboration as tools for creating unprecedented drama, laughs, and realism in your stories - as well as how to craft recording environments to enhance and manipulate your cast's performances, how to plot without a script, and how to elevate improvised material to audio excellence with scripted revisions and cinematic production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode Reviewed: “Market to Market” , Season 1, Episode 5 Alba Salix is a witch who runs a small hospital called the House of Healing (when she's not tending to the kingdom's royal family). She's assisted by her troublesome apprentice, Magnus, and her absent-minded herbalist, a fairy named Holly. Show-runner: Eli McIlveen Released in: 2014 Genre: Fantasy, Comedy, Medical Reviewers: Maggie Allen, Max Baskin, Scooter Mann, Thomas Sixten Tell us about how your show started? I'd been writing a series about aliens living in Niagara Falls, but it was clear that I was in over my head on both the writing and production side. So I brainstormed ideas for a show that would be more episodic, and easier to produce, and came up with "fairy-tale hospital show".. It turned out to be exactly as complicated as the abandoned Niagara project. Special Guests: David Allen, Maggie Allen, Max Baskin, and Thomas Sixten.

Reggie Raccoon is looking forward to a day of loot on December 25. Will his greed reign, or will the spirit of giving find its way into his heart?  The Bandit Who Gave Back Christmas was written by Marisa King, who also co-directed, and played the parts of Narrator, Snickers, Stickles, and Sniggles. Marisa King is a local actor, director and animal advocate and can be heard on numerous podcasts including "The End of Time and Other Bothers", "Alba Salix: Royal Physician" and "The Axe and Crown". Sean Howard played Reggie Raccoon and can be heard as the Game Master in The End of Time and Other Bothers and is a co-writer and co-producer on the award-winning Alba Salix: Royal Physician. He can also been seen as a founding member of the improv troupe Executive Indecision. Hear more from him at www.OtherBothers.com. Kristi Boulton played Skitters Squirrel and Reggie’s mum. She is an actress, singer, improviser and storyteller based out of Hamilton, ON. When she's not on stage or behind a mic, you can find her following her other passions like puppeteering or, photography or videography around the GTA. This episode was recorded in part by Eli McIlveen. Eli is the creator of Alba Salix: Royal Physician, and has recorded, edited and sound designed some of today's top audio drama podcasts. Learn more about him at EliMcIlveen.com. Special thanks to Marc Nascimento of Super 1Up Games in Hamilton for being the official production wrangler of JJ The Hamilton Hound. On behalf of everyone who worked on this project and all of the team at The Fur-Bearers, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and May your tail always be striped and may your compost bin always be full. Defender Radio Patreon: www.Patreon.com/DefenderRadio Defender Radio eMails: www.TheFurBearers.com/Updates    

It’s my birthday! Well, it’s my birthday week. And since everyone has to do what I say for the rest of the week, we’re going to take a step away from the usual topics we cover on Defender Radio. Don’t worry – I have an awesome interview with Robert Lennox, whose work on a predator removal study is discussed all the way from his current location in French Polynesia. But that’s next week, because this week it’s my birthday! As some of you may know I’m a bit of a geek. I love playing video games, table top games, and role-playing games. I also enjoy comedy audio dramas, like old fashioned radio plays, and improv. I’m very fortunate that two of my very favourite people in the world, Sean Howard and Eli McIlveen have created a fantasy comedy podcast I love: Alba Salix Royal Physician. And when they said they wanted to do a Dungeons and Dragons-type game in that universe, using improv and incredible friends and performers Marisa King and Carter Siddall, which would then be published as a podcast, I jumped at the chance. Literally. Sean may still have a bruise. The End of Time and Other Bothers was born and episode six released just last week. On the weekend, I sat down with Sean, Eli, Marisa, and Carter and we talked about the game, how a decision to be empathetic to animals and others in our world transformed the story, and why we end up laughing and laughing every time we play together. As an added bonus, the next two episodes in your Defender Radio podcast feed are the first two episodes of The End of Times and Other Bothers! I’ll tell you more about how to listen to that show after our interview. If you want to listen to the first two episodes of The End of Time and Other Bothers just click ‘next’ in your podcast feed! You can also visit otherbothers.com to learn more about episodes, the cast, and how you can get access to behind the scenes footage, outtakes, and more. Listen to The End of Time and Other Bothers on iTunes here! 

It’s part two of the Audio Drama Production Podcast’s 100th Episode. Listen to part one.What advice would you give yourself before you started making Audio Drama?That’s the question that’s going to be answered by our fantastic panel of creators from some of the best shows around.Featuring input fromWe’re Alive, Radio Theatre Workshop, The Stories of Mahabharata,Contador de Historia, Hidden Harbor Mysteries, Fiona Thraille, Hadron Gospel Hour, Wooden Overcoats, Roswell B.C, Owen McCuen, Space Casey, The Cleansed, The Sting of the Dark Tower, The Vienna Jetschko Podcast, LightnighBolt Theater of the Mind, Greater Boston, The Night Keep, Jarnsaxa Rising, Alba Salix Royal Physician, Matt Leong, Shadows & Daylight, Atheist Apocalypse, & Rick Coste.

This week:Witchcraft!Charlatans!A Canadian plot to annex the United States?(!)David begins with a brief bit of history on John R. Brinkley, the notorious Goat Gland Doctor of Milford, Kansas. A bit of quackery seemed relevant given today's episode, which features an episode of Alba Salix, Royal Physician, a fantasy hospital comedy. The episode we're playing features an ethically dubious patent medicine.After the feature, David has a chat with Alba Salix show creator Eli McIlveen.Enjoy!Download Radio Drama Revival - Episode 428The post Episode 428 – An Appointment with Alba Salix, Royal Physician appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

Part 3 of today's five part showcase brings you Alba Salix, Royal Physician: an ongoing original production. Alba Salix, Royal Physician is nominated for 4 awards, including Best Original Long-Form, Serial Comedy. This production is rated PG-13. – The Audio Verse Awards Team Subscribe to our Nominee Showcase Podcast! Via RSS: http://www.audioverseawards.net/site/category/showcase-podcast/feed/ Via iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/audio-verse-awards-nominee/id931607811

There was some pretty big news in the podcasting world last week as Libsyn (via their own podcast The Feed) announced that they were partnering with music streaming giants Spotify. By the sounds of it, podcasts will be available on the service by the summer of 2015, which means that you could soon have your own audio drama listed on there, alongside their estimated 70 million users.Elsewhere, we’re chatting about DAWs. Digital Audio Workstations. Those awkwardly named, but essential pieces of software we use to put our shows together. Which one do you use? Have you ever switched from one to another, and why?And if you listened to episode 45, you’ll have heard part one of the Sonic Society‘s Jack Ward talking about what makes an audio story. Well you can hear part two in this very episode. Where does your own show fit into Jack’s Octahedron? You’ll find a transcription of this segment at the bottom of the page, and clips heard were from One by One, The Woman in the Basement, Biological Clock, and Escape from New York.Other shows mentioned on the show were The Once & Future Nerd, Alba Salix Royal Physician, Hidden Harbor Mysteries, The Table Round, and the Hadron Gospel Hour.Finally, we’re backing Neil from Twilight Audio Theatre to reach his Kickstarter goal of $650. He’d like to use it to pay his talent, and he’s an all round nice guy, can you lend a hand by making a small contribution? Oh and check out his podcast The Geeking too, there’s some great audio drama related content on there.