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And a North Texas county has issued a disaster declaration ahead of the eclipse. Plus, a new location is opening for the Arlington Museum of Art. KRLD All Local - March 28, 2024

We were lucky enough to get a sneak peek at some more Eras! Not tour (not yet, manifest!), but this was a very cool experience! Ana, Amy and Lacey got to go to the Arlington Museum of and check out the Eras Tour Collection before the exhibit is even open! Did they touch something? Possibly. Did they record something? Definitely! Kendall, VIP and gatekeeper of The Eras Tour Collection, shares some insider knowledge from the vault… That vault will open to the public this Saturday, June 3rd, at the Arlington Museum of Art and remain open until September. Eras attire is encouraged but not required! If you go, tell them we said hello! And be sure to follow along this tour! @arlingtonmuseum CONTACT THE PODCAST!Email – the13podcast@gmail.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/the13podcastTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@the13podcastFOLLOW US!Ana - https://www.instagram.com/anacas31Lacey – https://www.instagram.com/laceygee13Amy – https://www.instagram.com/amysnicholsNick – https://www.instagram.com/nickadamsonairCHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS!Lacey & Amy – "Loose Lips & Child-Bearing Hips"Ana - "On Cloud Wine"Nick – "Shut Up!" & "The Chatty Daddies"This podcast is in no way related to or endorsed by Taylor Swift, her companies, or record labels. All opinions are our own.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4865055/advertisement

This week on The Downtown, we talk to Chris Hightower from the Arlington Museum of Art all about their move next year to the new Taylor Swift exhibit. We also hear local music from Pratty Punk with their single “Boxed's Rebellion, but first, here's their other single “Brand New Revolver.”Website - www.arlingtoncitizenmedia.comApple Podcasts - https://tinyurl.com/yf2yk2jzGoogle Podcasts - https://tinyurl.com/ybuxuvymSpotify - https://tinyurl.com/yh4xbgvuPodcast Addict- https://tinyurl.com/y9d7qcpySpreaker - https://www.spreaker.com/user/arlingtoncitizenmedia

Hey there! It's Mike Mills from Verity Mortgage, here with the Texas Real Estate and Finance Podcast, and let me tell you, this episode is jam-packed with insights you don't want to miss! In this episode, I sat down with the incredible Chris Hightower, a real estate broker, CEO of Arlington Museum of Art, and TCU faculty. We covered all things real estate, from purchasing and refinancing home loans to finding the perfect agent who knows the area inside out. But that's not all! Chris and I also took a deep dive into his experience at the TCU game, his new brokerage, and the mesmerizing Arlington Museum of Art. We even discussed the much-debated SoFi stadium versus the iconic AT&T stadium, uncovering hidden flaws and unforgettable moments. Oh, did I mention the unexpected twists and challenges that come with navigating a rainy TCU game? Slippery concourses, a woman falling on an escalator - trust me, it's a wild ride. But don't worry, it's not all rain and thunderstorms. Chris shares some good news about his graduate school's journey to the national championship, proving that perseverance and determination can lead to grand achievements. And if you're a new agent looking to make your mark in the real estate world, you're in for a treat! Chris and I delve into the unconventional journey he took to enter the industry, overcoming challenges during the 2008 financial crisis, and building a successful career through passion and determination. You'll also hear about Conrad, our official contributor, who shares his own experiences starting a brokerage and transitioning to a new agency. We discuss the importance of technology, networking, and building trusted connections in an ever-evolving digital landscape. But don't just take my word for it. Tune in now to Texas Real Estate and Finance Podcast and immerse yourself in this captivating episode. With laughter, heartwarming stories, and invaluable insights, you'll leave feeling inspired, motivated, and ready to conquer the real estate world like never before. Don't wait - hit that play button and let the magic unfold!Topics discussed:- Finding the right real estate agent- Comparing SoFi stadium to AT&T stadium- TCU's performance in the national championship game- Building a new real estate brokerage- The challenges and rewards of starting an agency in the digital age- The importance of technology and networking in the real estate business- The power of passion and involvement in attracting clientsEntities mentioned:- Verity Mortgage- Arlington Museum of Art- TCU- SoFi stadium- AT&T stadium- Big Twelve conference

"A Biscotti Family Christmas" written and directed by Richard FrohlichRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Arlington Museum of Art - December 2005. Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art and the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas. Featured in the cast were: Luis Alford, Lee Dunkelberg, Cynthia Matthews, Susan McMath-Platt, Reg Platt and Ken Raney.Live Sound effects were performed by Alex Boyd Rodgers, and Sarah MoralesKen Raney was the program announcer.Recorded December 2005. Sam is the boss of the Biscotti family business, a shady organization in the city. Sam is dropped off at this nightclub where he believes his annual Christmas party is about to take place. He had left all the planning to Frankie, his son. Frankie is using the opportunity to get rid of his father and take over the family business. All the plans are suddenly âmessed upâ when Amaretta, a disoriented old lady, wanders onto the scene and changes everyoneâs lives forever.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"A Biscotti Family Christmas" written and directed by Richard FrohlichRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Arlington Museum of Art - December 2005. Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art and the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas. Featured in the cast were: Luis Alford, Lee Dunkelberg, Cynthia Matthews, Susan McMath-Platt, Reg Platt and Ken Raney.Live Sound effects were performed by Alex Boyd Rodgers, and Sarah MoralesKen Raney was the program announcer.Recorded December 2005. Sam is the boss of the Biscotti family business, a shady organization in the city. Sam is dropped off at this nightclub where he believes his annual Christmas party is about to take place. He had left all the planning to Frankie, his son. Frankie is using the opportunity to get rid of his father and take over the family business. All the plans are suddenly âmessed upâ when Amaretta, a disoriented old lady, wanders onto the scene and changes everyoneâs lives forever.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"A Trailer Trash Christmas Carol" by Jamie and Eric KnappRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas. Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art and the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas. Directed and Engineered by Richard Frohlich. Featured in the cast were: Adam Dietrich, Kevin Grammer, David Grant, Cyndi Matthews, Alice Montgomery, Dona Safran, Dixie Sedgwick and Kevin Thrasher. Live Sound effects were performed by Jenifer Parson, Hina Padhiar and Angie Payne.Ken Raney was the program announcer.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"A Trailer Trash Christmas Carol" by Jamie and Eric KnappRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas. Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art and the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas. Directed and Engineered by Richard Frohlich. Featured in the cast were: Adam Dietrich, Kevin Grammer, David Grant, Cyndi Matthews, Alice Montgomery, Dona Safran, Dixie Sedgwick and Kevin Thrasher. Live Sound effects were performed by Jenifer Parson, Hina Padhiar and Angie Payne.Ken Raney was the program announcer.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Using a few suggestions from Luke Chacko, Cory and Russell talk about Arlington Music Hall, Arlington Museum of Art, Bay 34th Street Diner, Texas Rangers, Texas Coffee School, UT Arlington Planetarium, Top O'Hill Terrace, and more! Let them know what you think, did we miss something? Head over to the blog page to listen to the podcast, get information on all the places mentioned, and some fun pics!

Yesterday I had the opportunity to visit the Arlington Museum of Art to see their exhibition Vivian Maier :: Lost And Found, Street Photography 1950-1970. Vivian Maier at the Arlington Museum of Art DVD: Finding Vivian Maier http://amzn.to/29p6bbN Books: Vivian Maier: A Photographer Found http://amzn.to/29ocTzR Vivian Maier: Street Photographer http://amzn.to/29p5Upk

Battleship 3D: The Movie Trailer Written by Richard Frohlich and recorded in front of a studio audience during our STUDY IN SCARLET audio play: Oct 16th 2011 Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of ArtExecutive Producer:  Shannan Frohlich    Director:  Richard Frohlich Production Manager:  Ken Raney  Featuring the Voice Talents of:Ric Spiegel, Bryan Douglas, Andrew Kasten, Bryan Lockett and Reg PlattLive Sound Effects by Ken RaneyEngineering, Music and Sound Patterns by Richard Frohlich

Titanic II: The Revenge "This time you won't know how it ends!" Written by Richard Frohlich and recorded in front of a studio audience during our REVENGE of the HALKMEN audio play: July 18th, 2003 Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of ArtExecutive Producer:  Shannan Frohlich    Director:  Richard Frohlich Production Manager:  Ken Raney  Featuring the Voice Talents of:Tim Wardell, Dona Safran, Bill Flynn, Rich Baker, Spencer Prokop, Mitch Carr, Gary Layton, Ken Raney and Larry Groebe Live Sound Effects by Jennifer Parson and Ken RaneyEngineering and Sound Patterns by Richard Frohlich

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art present the conclusion of: "Sherlock Holmes and the Final Problem" Adapted by Julie BarrettDirected by Richard FrohlichFeaturing the voice talents of:Robert Clover BrownMargot CopelDavid GrantSheela KadamBryan LockettRichard MillaSpencer Prokop,and Ken RaneyLive sound effects by Ken Raney.  Original Music courtesy of Lucien Désar       Recorded in front of a studio audience in November 2007The Texas Radio Theatre presents an audio adaptation of one of Sherlock Homles' most notorious cases, featuring literature's first super villain - Professor James Moriarty. How great must Holmes' sacrifice be to rid the world of such a complete and diabolical menace?  This podcast is dedicated to the memory of Spencer Prokop.Part 3 of 3Runtime approximately 19:42     22.7MB© 2007 Richard Frohlich

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art present:"Sherlock Holmes and the Final Problem"Adapted by Julie BarrettDirected by Richard FrohlichFeaturing the voice talents of:Robert Clover BrownMargot CopelDavid GrantSheela KadamBryan LockettRichard MillaSpencer Prokop,and Ken RaneyLive sound effects by Ken Raney.  Original Music courtesy of Lucien Désar       Recorded in front of a studio audience in November 2007The Texas Radio Theatre presents an audio adaptation of one of Sherlock Homles' most notorious cases, featuring literature's first super villain - Professor James Moriarty. How great must Holmes' sacrifice be to rid the world of such a complete and diabolical menace?  This podcast is dedicated to the memory of Spencer Prokop.Part 2 of 3Runtime approximately 14:40     16.8MB© 2007 Richard Frohlich

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art present:"Sherlock Holmes and the Final Problem"Adapted by Julie BarrettDirected by Richard FrohlichFeaturing the voice talents of:Robert Clover BrownMargot CopelDavid GrantSheela KadamBryan LockettRichard MillaSpencer Prokop,and Ken Raney Live sound effects by Ken Raney.  Original Music courtesy of Lucien Désar Recorded in front of a studio audience in November 2007 The Texas Radio Theatre presents an audio adaptation of one of Sherlock Homles' most notorious cases, featuring literature's first super villain - Professor James Moriarty. How great must Holmes' sacrifice be to rid the world of such a complete and diabolical menace?  This podcast is dedicated to the memory of Spencer Prokop.Part 1 of 3Runtime approximately 29:43     29.4MB© 2007 Richard Frohlich Listen here: http://texasradio.rnn.beta.libsynpro.com/rss  or visit our page on iTunes

Rod Renegade: Chaos for Hire (part 3)Written by DB Humphries and Richard Frohlich, Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the TRTCRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Arlington Museum of Art on July 18th, 2004This is the third part and the conclusion to this Rod Renegade adventure. Rod Renegade is a special agent for the department of Homeland Security. Severely wounded in Afghanistan, he was fitted with a special computerized brain implant called "SIS" which restores his body to slightly better than normal.  SIS is also a complete artificial intelligence, communications and data bank that he can talk to mentally, but several 'bugs' haven't been worked out.  During one of Rod's test he meets Taipan, an international criminal who's soon to become Rod's greatest nemesis.This is part 3 of 3Runtime: approx 26 minutes  35MbFeaturing the voice talents of Rich Baker, Caitlin Tiffany Glass, Larry Groebe, Drew Hampton and Stephanie Wulfe.   Live sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Ken Raney.This audio play won the 2004 Mark Time Honorable Mention

Rod Renegade: Chaos for Hire (part 2)Written by DB Humphries and Richard Frohlich, Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the TRTCRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Arlington Museum of Art on July 18th, 2004Rod Renegade is a special agent for the department of Homeland Security. Severely wounded in Afghanistan, he was fitted with a special computerized brain implant called "SIS" which restores his body to slightly better than normal.  SIS is also a complete artificial intelligence, communications and data bank that he can talk to mentally, but several 'bugs' haven't been worked out.  During one of Rod's test he meets Taipan, an international criminal who's soon to become Rod's greatest nemesis.This is part 2 of 3Runtime: approx 19 minutes  26MbFeaturing the voice talents of Rich Baker, Caitlin Tiffany Glass, Larry Groebe, Drew Hampton and Stephanie Wulfe.   Live sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Ken Raney. This audio play won the 2004 Mark Time Honorable Mention

​Rod Renegade: Chaos for HireWritten by DB Humphries and Richard Frohlich, Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the TRTCRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Arlington Museum of Art on July 18th, 2004Rod Renegade is a special agent for the department of Homeland Security. Severely wounded in Afghanistan, he was fitted with a special computerized brain implant called "SIS" which restores his body to slightly better than normal.  SIS is also a complete artificial intelligence, communications and data bank that he can talk to mentally, but several 'bugs' haven't been worked out.  During one of Rod's test he meets Taipan, an international criminal who's soon to become Rod's greatest nemesis.This is part 1 of 3Runtime: approx 22 minutes  30MbFeaturing the voice talents of Rich Baker, Caitlin Tiffany Glass, Larry Groebe, Drew Hampton and Stephanie Wulfe.   Live sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Ken Raney. This audio play won the 2004 Mark Time Honorable Mention

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art presents "Dragon Song" recorded in front of a studio audience on June 21st 2002.Written by D.B. Humphries and directed by Louann Chapman. Featuring the voice talents of Connie Crow, Robert (Bob) Erickson, Kathi Funston, Elliott Gilbert, Stephanie Knapp, Christine, Bernadette Muegel, Bill Shelton, Rodd WayneLive sound effects by Libby MillronGuitar and original Music performed by Kyle MacConnellDragon Song is a story about Mothers and Mothering. They give so much to birth-love and give much more when they let that love wing away. But many times during the intermediate - they look up to the sky in frustration and wail, "What did I do to deserve this?" Then, they look once more upon the little Dragons that caused the frustration and fall in love all over again. That's the Magic of Mothers and... Dragon Song.This play runs approximately 1 hour.

The Brazilian Cat Adapted for audio by Jim Cort from a short story by Arthur Conan Doyle. One of the many stories Doyle wrote outside his famous Sherlock Holmes works. It's a horror-adventure story that begins with a young man with aristocratic connections, but no money hoping to live with, and possibly fend off some creditors with the help of his wealthy first cousin, a man who has the curious hobby of collecting strange and dangerous exotic pets. The short story is part of Doyle's "Tales of Terror and Mystery" collection. Voice talents by David Grant, Kevin Nash, Dale Lena Evans, Larry Groebe and Gary Layton. Music by Lucien Désar. Directed and Mixed by Richard Frohlich Recorded in studio July 2004, in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art

The Texas Radio Theatre Company adapts H.G. Wells' classic story, where we travel to the year 100,080 and a world where beauty and terror live side-by-side.  Suddenly the time machine, our only exit, is missing.  Could the docile and weak inhabitants called Eloi be something other than what they appear, or is there something lurking in the shadows.This audio play was recorded at the Arlington Museum of Art on May 30th 2009 in front of a studio audience and includes the voice talents of Larry Groebe, Gary Layton, Tiffany Lonsdale-Hands, Ken Raney, Kelly Scott and Ric Spiegel.Ken Raney provides the live sound effects and Richard Frohlich directs and engineers.The play runs approximately 38 minutes.

The Texas Radio Theatre Company recreates this lost ABC radio Tales of Tomorrow episode called "Syndrome Johnny" by Charles Dye about the world ravaged by pandemic after pandemic.This radio play was recorded at the Arlington Museum of Art on May 30th 2009 in front of a studio audience and includes the voice talents of Larry Groebe, Gary Layton, Tiffany Lonsdale-Hands, Ken Raney, Kelly Scott and Ric Spiegel.Ken Raney provides the live sound effects and Richard Frohlich directs and engineers.The play runs approximately 30 minutes.

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art present: Cliff Proton and the Pan Dimensional Commissary: PART 3 by Richard Frohlich In part two of the Pan Dimensional Commissary, Cliff, Doctor Heterodyne and Robot went to get breakfast at Arnolds when they discovered it was closed. Hungry, they ate at a nearby restaurant called Moffin’s IDC when it exploded. Thinking there was a connection, the three climbed onto the restaurant’s matter transference device – which took them to the planet Ebay... Cliff was in prison... and Robot and the doctor attempted a daring rescue, only to find they had the wrong prisoner, leaving Cliff to be tortured at Widow Granny Moffin’s leisure. Will the Doctor and Robot try to rescue Cliff a second time? Just how many beanie babies are on Planet Ebay and will anyone ever get a decent breakfast ever again. Find out in Part three of Cliff Proton and the Pan Dimensional Commissary! Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art TRTC Executive Producer: Shannan Frohlich Director: Richard Frohlich Production Manager: Ken Raney Featuring the Voice Talents of: Jonathan Cooper, AJ Glendenning, David Grant, Larry Groebe, Jerry Hall, Pamela Heath and Ken Raney. Live Sound Effects performed by: Bob White & Ken Raney Sound Patterns and Engineering by Richard Frohlich Length: 25:02 min, Size: 17.1 MB visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and on our weblog at txradiotc.blogspot.com

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art present: Cliff Proton and the Pan Dimensional Commissary: PART 2 by Richard Frohlich In part one of the Pan Dimensional Commissary, Cliff, Doctor Heterodyne and Robot went to get breakfast at Arnolds when they discovered it was closed. They ate at a nearby restaurant called Moffin’s IDC when Arnolds building suddenly exploded... Will Cliff and his friends find out what happened to Arnold? Will they find out how his restaurant blew up? Will they ever get a decent breakfast? Find out in episode two!!! Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art TRTC Executive Producer: Shannan Frohlich Director: Richard Frohlich Production Manager: Ken Raney Featuring the Voice Talents of: Jonathan Cooper, AJ Glendenning, David Grant, Larry Groebe, Jerry Hall, Pamela Heath and Ken Raney. Live Sound Effects performed by: Bob White & Ken Raney Sound Patterns and Engineering by Richard Frohlich Length: 21:30 min, Size: 14.7 MB visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and on our weblog at txradiotc.blogspot.com

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art present: Cliff Proton and the Pan Dimensional Commissary by Richard Frohlich The In his forth adventure, Cliff, our fearless intrepid and slightly accident prone space ranger returns with Doc and Robot to confront the diabolical plans of Gran Berry Moffin... an evil chef bent on universal domination. Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art TRTC Executive Producer:  Shannan Frohlich     Director:  Richard Frohlich Production Manager:  Ken Raney   Featuring the Voice Talents of: Jonathan Cooper, AJ Glendenning, David Grant, Larry Groebe, Jerry Hall, Pamela Heath and Ken Raney. Live Sound Effects performed by:  Bob White & Ken Raney Sound Patterns and Engineering: Richard Frohlich Length:  21:00 min, Size: 14.8 MB visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com   and Our Weblog

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art present: The Charado written by Richard Frohlich The Charado, a strange super powered visitor from another world. Unable to speak American, but willing to use is inhuman powers to fight for truth - justice and freedom. Today's adventure - "The Gorilla Next Door" sponsored by Tart Pops, the only candy that looks like Brittany Spears. Recorded in front of a studio audience in January 2005 Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art TRTC Executive Producer: Shannan Frohlich Director: Richard Frohlich Production Manager: Ken Raney Featuring the Voice Talents of: Joe Berryman, Jerry Hall, Chris Messersmith, Christopher Nash, Ken Raney, Dona Safran and Bob White. Live Sound Effects were performed by Hina Padihar and Angie Payne. Sound Patterns and Engineering: Richard Frohlich Length 7:00 min Size 5.4 MB http://www.texasradiotheatre.com/ http://txradiotc.blogspot.com/

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art and The Creative Arts Theatre and School present:The Adventures of Sidekick shaneby Richard FrohlichThe story of The Solo Kid (a typical western hero), as told through the eyes of his sidekick.   After a short stop in Luckenbach, Texas, Shane and Solo are summoned to a small cowtown and find themselves up against Lonesome Clyde, the thievenest, rottenest, shootenest hombre south of the Red River. This time Clyde goes too far and steals everything in town including it's sheriff, and now Solo's got to arrest him.Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of ArtTRTC Executive Producer:  Shannan Frohlich    Director:  Richard Frohlich Production Manager:  Ken Raney  Featuring the Voice Talents of:Allyn Carrell ........... Miss KittenRebecca Dalton  ......... Kid in CommercialKevin Hollaway  ......... Sidekick ShaneDavid Jaramillo  ........ The Solo KidJohn Kelly   ............ BartenderMichael Sean Matthews.... Lonesome ClydeKen Raney ............... Your Program AnnouncerLive Sound Effects performed by:  Jennifer Parson and Ken RaneyOriginal Banjo Compositions:  Dan GibsonSound Patterns and Engineering: Richard FrohlichLength:  25:37 min, Size: 11.7 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art and The Creative Arts Theatre and School present:The Monkey's Paw in Texasadapted by Tim Wardell and Richard FrohlichA reworked updated version of W.W. Jacobs classic story about the care people should take in what they wish for. Recorded in front of a studio audience October and November of 2003Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Featuring the voice talents of Stacy Meier, Dona Safran, Mitch Carr, Rich Baker and Gary Layton.  Jennifer Parson created the live sound effects and Ken Raney was production manager and main announcer.Length:  29:41 min, Size: 13.6 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art presents:The ShotPart 2 of Three Little Sureshotswritten by DB Humphries and Richard FrohlichRecorded in front of a studio audience April and May of 2004"Three Little Sure Shots" is a collection of short plays based on the life and spirit of Annie Oakley.  The second play, "The Shot" is about Annie Oakley's first meeting with Thomas Edison in his kinetograph (motion picture) studio.Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Directed by Richard FrohlichKen Raney is the production managerFeatured in the cast: Taffy Geisel as Annie Oakley, Michael Sean Matthews as Frank Butler.  Also in the cast:  Carley Carpenter, Joey Geisel, John Kelly, Eric Knapp, Curt Mega and Elise Perea.Live sound effects were performed by Jennifer Parson and Ken RaneyLength:  18:16 min, Size: 8.4 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art presents:Domingo Sieteadapted by Richard FrohlichRecorded in front of a studio audience March and April of 2004Domingo Siete is based on a folktale with roots in Texas, Mexican and Irish cultures.  A story of two hunchbacks who live in the same village, but soon meet magical faires, cursed villages, spooky forests and mean nasty orgres.Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Directed by Richard FrohlichKen Raney is the production managerFeaturing the voice talents of: Allyn Carrell, Rebecca Dalton, Kevin Hollaway, David Jaramillo, John Kelly, Michael Sean Matthews and Ken RaneyLive sound effects were performed by Jennifer ParsonOriginal Banjo soundtrack: Dan GibsonLength:  39:03 min, Size: 18.3 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog

The Bride Comes to Yellowskyby Stephen CraneAdapted by Jim CortSet at the end of the 19th century in a town called Yellow Sky, the story concerns the marshal, Jack Potter, and his unnamed bride and the effect their marriage has on the town.Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of ArtDirected and Engineered by Richard FrohlichProduction Manager: Ken RaneyFeaturing the voice talents of:Earl BrowningTaffy GeiselGary LaytonIvy PriceSpencer ProkopSuzy ZimmermanKen RaneyLive sound effects were created by Libby MillironRecorded in front of a studio audience February 2003(c) 2003 Jim Cort & Richard FrohlichLength:  31:49 min, Size: 14.3 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog

The Texas Radio Theatre Company, in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of  Art performs the THIRD Cliff Proton Adventure called âThe Quantum Suit's Loose Thread of Time".We follow Cliff Proton, his robot, the Doctor and Sarah on another action-packed adventure set in the far and distant future where everyone lives, flies and eats out of tubes... Chapter 3 - Cliff, having locked his key inside his space ship has attempted to use his modified Quantum suit to go back in time to retrieve them, only to imprisoned in the interdimensional vortex by the high priestess of Jolee.  Having escaped her alluring clutches, he finds himself in an alternate dimension where men are women - women are men and robots are in charge.... the horror.  How will he finally get back to his own dimension AND unlock his spaceship?  Find out in this next episode of Cliff Proton, Space Ranger.This is the conclusion of TRTC program number 68 - recorded June 2005 in front of a studio audience.It was written and directed by Richard Frohlich, produced by Shannan Frohlich and the TRTC in cooperation with Arlington Museum of Art.  Production Manager is Ken Raney.It featured the voice talents of A.J. Glendenning, David Grant, Jonathan Cooper, Terrisa Cossak, Shannan Atkinson, Larry Groebe, Sheryl Livesay, Jerry Hall, Ken Raney, and Bob White.Live Sound effects were performed by Jerry Hall, Bob White and Rhiannon McMillon.Length:  33:21 min, Size: 15.2 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog

Texas Radio Theatre Company, in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art performs the THIRD Cliff Proton Adventure called âThe Quantum Suit's Loose Thread of Time".We follow Cliff Proton, his robot, the Doctor and Sarah on another action-packed adventure set in the far and distant future where everyone lives, flies and eats out of tubes... Chapter 2 - In the previous chapter, Cliff's chain-drinking of Robotine Robot Colas and the discovery of his new ship's lack of washrooms make it necessary that they make an emergency landing on planet or asteroid with 'suitable gravity'... What horrific series of events will force Cliff to unlock the mysterious forces of time... find out in this next episode of Cliff Proton, Space Ranger.This is TRTC program number 68 - recorded June 2005 in front of a studio audience.It was written and directed by Richard Frohlich, produced by Shannan Frohlich and the TRTC in cooperation with Arlington Museum of Art.  Production Manager is Ken Raney.It featured the voice talents of A.J. Glendenning, David Grant, Jonathan Cooper, Terrisa Cossak, Shannan Atkinson, Larry Groebe, Sheryl Livesay, Jerry Hall, Ken Raney, and Bob White.Live Sound effects were performed by Jerry Hall, Bob White and Rhiannon McMillon.Length:  39:59 min, Size: 18.3 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog

Texas Radio Theatre Company, in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art performs the THIRD Cliff Proton Adventure called âThe Quantum Suit's Loose Thread of Time".We follow Cliff Proton, his robot, the Doctor and Sarah on another action-packed adventure set in the far and distant future where everyone lives, flies and eats out of tubes... This time, Cliff gets a ship made by the Hydnan empire - and soon discovers it's missing a key piece of hardware - forcing them to make an emergency landing in a place with suitable gravity.This is TRTC program number 68 - recorded June 2005 in front of a studio audience.It was written and directed by Richard Frohlich, produced by Shannan Frohlich and the TRTC in cooperation with Arlington Museum of Art.  Production Manager is Ken Raney. It featured the voice talents of A.J. Glendenning, David Grant, Jonathan Cooper, Terrisa Cossak, Shannan Atkinson, Larry Groebe, Sheryl Livesay, Jerry Hall, Ken Raney, and Bob White.Live Sound effects were performed by Jerry Hall, Bob White and Rhiannon McMillon.Length:  22:17 min, Size: 10.5 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog 

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with  The Arlington Museum of Art present:Edgar Allen Poe's "Some Words with a Mummy"Adapted, and directed by Richard FrohlichWhat happens when two amateur 19th century Egyptologists from Boston apply a small electric current to a perfectly preserved, completely hydrated 5000 year old mummy?Hilarity of course... or wouldn't you expect that from Poe.Featuring the voice talents of:Luis AlfordMitch CarrDoug LukeDavid MooreLive soundeffects by Jennifer Parson, Dona Safran and Ken RaneyRecorded November 2003 in Arlington TexasLength:  approx 27 min  Size 12.4 Mvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with  The Arlington Museum of Art present:Part 3 of Colonel Nickels and the Last Brushcat from Punto OreosA comedy written by Richard Frohlich with Rodd Wayne and Rich Baker Colonel Nickels, the most celebrated adventurer of the 19th and 20th century is in Punto Oreos to find the ferocious brushcat...  Part 3 finds him about to enter the impenetrable jungle along with Carmella and Johnson, a foreman of the local N. Tensions coffee plantation and part time jungle guide.Grab those machetes, dust off that pith helmet and chug a cup of N. Tenschenâs brand âSwellâ coffee as we accompany Colonel Nickels' on this thrilling adventure.Recorded in front of a "studio" audience in Arlington Texas, July 21st, 2002 Featured in the cast were Rich Baker, Bill Flynn, Eliot Gilbert, Hina Pahiar, Ken Raney and Laura Reeves - live sound effects were performed by Libby Miliron, Hina Padhiar and Laura Reeves.It was written by Rich Frohlich, Rod Wayne and Rich Baker,  engineered and directed by Richard Frohlich.Length:  27:03 min, Size: 12.7 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with  The Arlington Museum of Art present:Part 2 of Colonel Nickels and the Last Brushcat from Punto OreosA comedy written by Richard Frohlich with Rodd Wayne and Rich Baker Colonel Nickels, the most celebrated adventurer of the 19th and 20th century is in Punto Oreos to find the ferocious brushcat...  Part 2 finds him about to crew an expedition up the treacherous Amazing River.Grab those machetes, dust off that pith helmet and chug a cup of N. Tenschenâs brand âSwellâ coffee as we accompany Colonel Nickels' on this thrilling adventure.Recorded in front of a "studio" audience in Arlington Texas, July 21st, 2002 Featured in the cast were Rich Baker, Bill Flynn, Eliot Gilbert, Hina Pahiar, Ken Raney and Laura Reeves - live sound effects were performed by Libby Miliron, Hina Padhiar and Laura Reeves.It was written by Rich Frohlich, Rod Wayne and Rich Baker,  engineered and directed by Richard Frohlich.Length:  24:06 min, Size: 11.3 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog

The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with  The Arlington Museum of Art present:Part 1 of Colonel Nickels and the Last Brushcat from Punto OreosA comedy written by Richard Frohlich with Rodd Wayne and Rich Baker Turn back the pages of history to 1913, when his name alone was synonymous with adventure!  With his wits and determination, Colonel Nickels risks his life tracking through impenetrable jungles, to learn about strange creatures, to discover the secrets of  lost civilizations and to boldly set out on his never ending quest for the unknown. Find your machetes, dust off your pith helmets and grab a cup of N. Tenschenâs brand âSwellâ coffee as we accompany Colonel Nickels' on his  next thrilling adventure.Recorded in front of a "studio" audience in Arlington Texas, July 21st, 2002 Featured in the cast were Rich Baker, Bill Flynn, Eliot Gilbert, Hina Pahiar, Ken Raney and Laura Reeves - live sound effects were performed by Libby Miliron, Hina Padhiar and Laura Reeves.It was written by Rich Frohlich, Rod Wayne and Rich Baker,  engineered and directed by Richard Frohlich.Length:  23:12 min, Size: 10.8 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog

Texas Radio Theatre Company performs part one of a Cliff Proton Adventure called âThe curiously familiar space vikings from dimension Q".After being accused of mutiny by the Borgen-controlled, brain-flushed Cliff Proton... Sarah, Robot and the Doctor are thrown in the brig.  Thanks to Robot, they escape and take control of the ship by means of Auxiliary Control.  In an effort to stop the ship from giving away the location of earth, (and to possibly cause damage to the pursuing Borgen Longships) â the doctor releases the ship's hyper drive pods in flight, timing them for detonation!It was recorded in front of a studio audience in June of 2004.Space Vikings was written by Richard Frohlich and produced in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art.  Executive Producer is Shannan Frohlich.  Production Manager is Ken Raney. It featured the voice talents of Joe Berryman, Jonathan Cooper, A.J. Glendenning, David Grant, Bill Otstott, Kristen Rice, and Drew Wallace.Live sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Hina Padihar.Length:  22:20 min, Size: 10.4 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog 

Texas Radio Theatre Company performs part two of a Cliff Proton Adventure called âThe curiously familiar space vikings from dimension Q".By going full power in the ion trail of another ship, Cliff Proton accidentally rips open a dimensional zipper between Alpha Space (where we are) and Dimension Q.  This allows the formally banished Space Vikings (also known as the Borgen) to  return and attempt to take over the galaxy.  Surrounded by hundreds of Borgen long ships, Cliff has no choice but to surrender.  But to Cliff - surrender doesn't necessarily mean to give up.  Imprisoned on the heavily guarded Borgen flagship - BS CabbagePatch he begins to devise his cunning plan for escape!It was recorded in front of a studio audience in June of 2004.Space Vikings was written by Richard Frohlich and produced in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art.  Executive Producer is Shannan Frohlich.  Production Manager is Ken Raney. It featured the voice talents of Joe Berryman, Jonathan Cooper, A.J. Glendenning, David Grant, Bill Otstott, Kristen Rice, and Drew Wallace.Live sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Hina Padihar.Length:  31:49 min, Size: 14.9 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog 

Texas Radio Theatre Company performs part one of a Cliff Proton Adventure called âThe curiously familiar space vikings from dimension Q".We follow Cliff Proton, his robot, the Doctor and Sarah on another action-packed adventure set in the far and distant future where everyone lives, flies and eats out of tubes... This time, Cliff accidentally opens a dangerous sub-space-quantum-temporal-tachyon-zipper to dimension Q, letting an entire armada of Earth-hating Space Viking longships into alpha space.It was recorded in front of a studio audience in June of 2004.Space Vikings was written by Richard Frohlich and produced in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art.  Executive Producer is Shannan Frohlich.  Production Manager is Ken Raney. It featured the voice talents of Joe Berryman, Jonathan Cooper, A.J. Glendenning, David Grant, Bill Otstott, Kristen Rice, and Drew Wallace.Live sound effects were created by Angie Payne and Hina Padihar.Length:  27:01 min, Size: 12.7 MBvisit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com  and Our Weblog 

Flash Gordon and the Terror of the Hawkmen part 3 of 3 Adapted by Richard Frohlich and Bruce Humphries The Conclusion of Texas Radio Theatre's Flash Gordon experiment - After escaping the Radium furnaces, rescuing Dale and fighting King Vultan, Zarkov repairs the city's levitation beams earning the friendship of King Vultan.  While everyone celebrates their new friendship, they are shocked to see Emperor Ming's airship closing in on the cloud city.  With no escape Flash, Dale and Zarkov come face to face with their destiny in this adventure based on the original radio series! Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art Executive Producer:  Shannan Frohlich     Director:  Richard Frohlich Production Manager:  Ken Raney   Featuring the Voice Talents of: Tim Wardell...........Flash Gordon Dona Safran...........Dale Arden Bill Flynn............Dr. Zarkov Rich Baker............Prince Barin Spencer Prokop........Ming the Merciless Mitch Carr............King Vultan the Mighty Mary Ann McCarty......Princes Aura Gary Layton...........Prince Thun Ken Raney.............Announcer 1 Larry Groebe..........Announcer 2 Live Sound Effects by Jennifer Parson and Ken Raney Engineering and Sound Patterns by Richard Frohlich Length:  22:55 min, Size: 10.8 MB The Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

Flash Gordon and the Terror of the Hawkmen part 2 of 3 Adapted by Richard Frohlich and Bruce Humphries After their escape from Ming the Merciless, our friends are captured by Vultan, King of the Hawkmen.  Flash, Barin and Zarkov are sent to work in the mysterious cloud city's radium furnaces, while Dale is the object of the head hawkman's heart.  Can Flash escape his imprisonment and rescue Dale?  Find out in this adventure based on the original radio series! Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art Executive Producer:  Shannan Frohlich     Director:  Richard Frohlich Production Manager:  Ken Raney   Featuring the Voice Talents of: Tim Wardell...........Flash Gordon Dona Safran...........Dale Arden Bill Flynn............Dr. Zarkov Rich Baker............Prince Barin Spencer Prokop........Ming the Merciless Mitch Carr............King Vultan the Mighty Mary Ann McCarty......Princes Aura Gary Layton...........Prince Thun Ken Raney.............Announcer 1 Larry Groebe..........Announcer 2 Live Sound Effects by Jennifer Parson and Ken Raney Engineering and Sound Patterns by Richard Frohlich Length:  20:47 min, Size: 9.7 MB The Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

Flash Gordon and the Terror of the HawkmenAdapted by Richard Frohlich and Bruce HumphriesStranded on planet Mongo, Flash, Dale and Doctor Zarkov escape from Ming's grasp only to find themselves taken prisoner by someone even more dangerous: Vultan, King of the Hawkmen. Join Flash and his alies as they battle strange aliens and thwart the evil plans of Ming the Merciless in this adventure based on the original radio series! Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of ArtExecutive Producer:  Shannan Frohlich    Director:  Richard Frohlich Production Manager:  Ken Raney  Featuring the Voice Talents of:Tim Wardell...........Flash GordonDona Safran...........Dale ArdenBill Flynn............Dr. ZarkovRich Baker............Prince BarinSpencer Prokop........Ming the MercilessMitch Carr............King Vultan the MightyMary Ann McCarty......Princes AuraGary Layton...........Prince ThunKen Raney.............Announcer 1Larry Groebe..........Announcer 2Live Sound Effects by Jennifer Parson and Ken RaneyEngineering and Sound Patterns by Richard FrohlichLength:  23:46 min, Size: 11.16 MBThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

"Too Close to the Flame" by David WhartonPART TWORecorded in front of a studio audience  Friday November 15th, 2002 at the Arlington Museum of Art Directed by Richard Frohlich   Featuring the voice talents of: Starla Anderson, Allyn Carrel, Adam Dietrich, Elliott Gilbert, Jim Innocent, Gary Layton, Ken Raney, Bill Shelton and Leigh Tomlinson.  Original music composed by Lincoln Apeland. The Story: For Private Investigator Aaron Danes, it had started as a simple missing persons case. Little did he know that it would lead him to the man responsible for a string of deadly arsons throughout the city of Dallas.  Now the culprit is dead, the city considers him a hero, and Danes is ready for a vacation. But his holiday may have to wait, thanks to a late-night phone call that threatens to blow the case wide open, exposing a web of blackmail, betrayal, and murder.Length:  49 min, Size: 23.1 mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

"Too Close to the Flame" by David WhartonRecorded in front of a studio audience  Friday November 15th, 2002 at the Arlington Museum of Art Directed by Richard Frohlich   Featuring the voice talents of: Starla Anderson, Allyn Carrel, Adam Dietrich, Elliott Gilbert, Jim Innocent, Gary Layton, Ken Raney, Bill Shelton and Leigh Tomlinson.  Original music composed by Lincoln Apeland. The Story: For Private Investigator Aaron Danes, it had started as a simple missing persons case. Little did he know that it would lead him to the man responsible for a string of deadly arsons throughout the city of Dallas.  Now the culprit is dead, the city considers him a hero, and Danes is ready for a vacation. But his holiday may have to wait, thanks to a late-night phone call that threatens to blow the case wide open, exposing a web of blackmail, betrayal, and murder.Length:  38 min, Size: 17.8 mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

"A Biscotti Family Christmas" written and directed by Richard FrohlichRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Arlington Museum of Art - December 2005Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art and the Contemporary Theatre of DallasFeatured in the cast were:  Luis Alford, Lee Dunkelberg, Cynthia Matthews, Susan McMath-Platt, Reg Platt and Ken Raney.Live Sound effects were performed by Alex Boyd Rodgers, and Sarah MoralesKen Raney was the program announcer.Recorded December 2005Sam is the boss of the Biscotti family business, a shady organization in the city.  Sam is dropped off at this nightclub where he believes his annual Christmas party is about to take place. He had left all the planning to Frankie, his son. Frankie is using the opportunity to get rid of his father and take over the family business. All the plans are suddenly âmessed upâ when Amaretta, a disoriented old lady, wanders onto the scene and changes everyoneâs lives forever.Length:  63 min, Size: 28.8 mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

"A Trailer Trash Christmas Carol" by Jamie and Eric KnappRecorded in front of a studio audience at the Contemporary Theatre of DallasProduced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art and the Contemporary Theatre of DallasDirected and Engineered by Richard FrohlichFeatured in the cast were:  Adam Dietrich, Kevin Grammer, David Grant, Cyndi Matthews, Alice Montgomery, Dona Safran, Dixie Sedgwick and Kevin ThrasherLive Sound effects were performed by Jenifer Parson, Hina Padhiar and Angie Payne.Ken Raney was the program announcer.Recorded December 2003Length:  58 min, Size: 27.5 mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

Hans Christian Andersen's "The Snowman"Adapted, directed by Richard FrohlichProduced by Shannan Frohlich and The Texas Radio Theatre Companyin cooperation with the Arlington Museum of ArtFeatured in the cast wereRich Baker, Adam Dietrich, Dale Leena Evans, Cheryl Livesay,Kara Metzger and Caitlin Miller.Original sound effects by Ken Raney and Angie PaineRecorded January 2002Length:  35 min, Size: 16.4 mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

Sir Arthur Conan Doyleâs Sherlock Holmes inThe Case of Doyle's DiaryAn original audio play by Erik Knapp.  Directed by Richard Frohlich and Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Recorded in front of a studio audience November 2006.Holmes and Watson must track down a missing journal containing state secrets AND possible proof of the exsitence of supernatural beings. AND the journal belongs to none other than Arthur Conan Doyle himself.Featuring the voice talents of:David Grant as Sherlock Holmes, Robert Clover Brown as Dr. Watson, Richard Milla as Arthur Conan Doyle, Allison Davies as Mrs. Hudson and Winston, Larry Groebe as Gruber and Billie, Bryan Douglas as Eddie Peters and the Constable and Ken Raney as the Announcer.  Live sound effects created by Ken Raney and Larry GroebeOriginal Music by Lucien DesarRichard Frohlich -- Engineering, Prerecorded Music and SFXShannan Frohlich -- Executive ProducerSpecial Thanks to the Arlington Museum of ArtLength:  58 min, Size: 27.1 mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

Sir Arthur Conan Doyleâs Sherlock Holmes inThe Abercrombie ForgeryAn original audio play by Julie Barrett.  Directed by Richard Frohlich and Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Recorded in front of a studio audience November 2005.Featuring the voice talents of:David Grant as Sherlock Holmes and Reg Platt as Hercule Poirot.  Additional voices by Larry Groebe, Erik Knapp, Cynthia Matthews, Curt Mega, Susan McMath Platt, and Ken Raney.  Live sound effects by Rhiannon McMillan, Larry Groebe and Ken RaneyOriginal Music by Lucien DesarRichard Frohlich -- Engineering, Prerecorded Music and SFXShannan Frohlich -- Executive ProducerSpecial Thanks to the Arlington Museum of ArtLength:  63 min, Size: 29.8 mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

Sir Arthur Conan Doyleâs The Sign of FourAn original audio play adapted by Julie Barrett.  Directed by Richard Frohlich and Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Recorded in front of a studio audience November 2004.Featuring the voice talents of:Alison Davies -- Mrs Hudson, Mrs. Burnstone, Mrs ForresterDavid Grant -- Sherlock HolmesErik Knapp -- Shalto, Toby, Athelany JonesSean Matthews -- Major ShaltoSpencer Prokop -- Dr Watson, Jonathan SmallLorna Woodford - Mary Morstan, Miss Smith, WiggensOriginal Music by Lucien DesarLive sound effects by:  Hina Padihar & Angie PayneRichard Frohlich -- Engineering, Prerecorded Music and SFXShannan Frohlich -- Executive ProducerSpecial Thanks to the Arlington Museum of ArtLength:  79 min, Size: 37.2 mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

Sir Arthur Conan Doyleâs The Hound of the BaskervillesAn original audio play adapted by Julie Barrett.  Directed by Richard Frohlich and Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Recorded in front of a studio audience November 2003The Cast (in alphabetical order):Luis Alford -- Dr. WatsonBrandi Andrade -- Beryl Stapleton / James / Mrs. Barrymore / Laura LyonsDavid Grant -- Sherlock Holmes / Mr. Barrymore / Postmaster / Coachman Gary Layton -- Sir Henry BaskervilleSpencer Prokop -- Dr. Mortimer / Stapleton / LestradeKen Raney -- AnnouncerThe Crew:Jennifer Parson / Ken Raney -- Live Sound EffectsRichard Frohlich -- Engineering, Prerecorded Music and SFXShannan Frohlich -- Executive ProducerSpecial Thanks to the Arlington Museum of Art Length:  74 min, Size: 33.8 mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

Sir Arthur Conan Doyleâs The Red Headed LeagueA radio recreation originally adapted by Edith Miser.  Directed by Richard Frohlich and Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Recorded in front of a studio audience November 2002The Cast (in alphabetical order):Bill Flynn -- Sherlock Holmes Gary Layton -- Dr. Watson Keven Nash -- Jebez Wilson / MerryweatherJess Price -- Vincent Spaulding / John ClayKen Raney -- AnnouncerThe Crew:Hina Padhiar / Ken Raney -- Live Sound EffectsRichard Frohlich -- Engineering, Prerecorded Music and SFXShannan Frohlich -- Executive ProducerSpecial Thanks to the Arlington Museum of Art and the Coffee Haus at Lincoln SquareLength: 28:31 min, Size: 13.4mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

CLIFF PROTON and the CREATURE FROM QUADRANT FIVEPart 3 of 3A sci-fi comedy adventure about a Space Ranger, loosely based on all the other sci-fi adventures (both comedic and dramatic) about a Space Ranger.Written and Directed by Richard FrohlichProduced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  It was recorded in front of a studio audience in Arlington Texas, September 2002Featured in the cast:A J Glendenning as Cliff Proton: Space Ranger,Bill Flynn as Dr. Heterodyne,Gary Layton as the Robot - Mark 1Ken Raney as The CreatureBrandi Andrade as Sarah Jones,Raymond Branda as the Announcer and General Coverage,Carol Anne Gordon as Roan the warrior priestess,and Drew Wallace as the Announcer, Mark X-X-I, Mission Ctrl and the Computer. Live sound effects were created by Libby Milliron and Janet White.  Sound Design and engineering by Richard Frohlich and Larry Groebe.Very Special Thanks to:The Arlington Museum of ArtLength: 22:59 min, Size: 10.5mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

CLIFF PROTON and the CREATURE FROM QUADRANT FIVEPart 2 of 3A sci-fi comedy adventure about a Space Ranger, loosely based on all the other sci-fi adventures (both comedic and dramatic) about a Space Ranger.Written and Directed by Richard FrohlichProduced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  It was recorded in front of a studio audience in Arlington Texas, September 2002Featured in the cast:A J Glendenning as Cliff Proton: Space Ranger, Bill Flynn as Dr. Heterodyne, Gary Layton as the Robot - Mark 1Ken Raney as The CreatureBrandi Andrade as Sarah Jones, Raymond Branda as the Announcer and General Coverage, Carol Anne Gordon as Roan the warrior priestess, and Drew Wallace as the Announcer, Mark X-X-I, Mission Ctrl and the Computer.  Live sound effects were created by Libby Milliron and Janet White.  Sound Design and engineering by Richard Frohlich and Larry Groebe.Very Special Thanks to: The Arlington Museum of ArtLength: 22:32 min, Size: 10.3mbThe Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at texasradiotheatre.com and Our Weblog

CLIFF PROTON and the CREATURE FROM QUADRANT FIVEPart 1 of 3A sci-fi comedy adventure about a Space Ranger, loosely based on all the other sci-fi adventures (both comedic and dramatic) about a Space Ranger.Written and Directed by Richard FrohlichProduced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  It was recorded in front of a studio audience in Arlington Texas, September 2002Featured in the cast:A J Glendenning as Cliff Proton: Space Ranger, Bill Flynn as Dr. Heterodyne, Gary Layton as the Robot - Mark 1Ken Raney as The CreatureBrandi Andrade as Sarah Jones, Raymond Branda as the Announcer and General Coverage, Carol Anne Gordon as Roan the warrior priestess, and Drew Wallace as the Announcer, Mark X-X-I, Mission Ctrl and the Computer.  Live sound effects were created by Libby Milliron and Janet White.  Sound Design and engineering by Richard Frohlich and Larry Groebe.Very Special Thanks to: The Arlington Museum of Art

Recorded in front of a studio audience February 2003 in honor of it's 70th anniversary we present: THE LONE RANGER: EPISODE ONE Before there was Tanto. Before the masked rider of the plains (as we know him) became emblazoned in the history and lexicon of the old West. There was a simple story about a swashbuckling solo avenger who laughed in the face of danger on the savage frontier. Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art Executive Producer Shannan Frohlich Engineered and Directed by Richard Frohlich Live Sound Effects Directed by Libby Milliron Featuring the voice talent of: Earl Browning, Taffy Geisel, Gary Layton, Spencer Prokop, Ivy Pryce, Ken Raney, Suzi Zimmerman, Libby Milliron. The Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind. visit us on line at >texasradiotheatre.com Please Take our Listener Survey