Podcasts about audio theater

Academy Award "Ruggles of Red Gap" 6/8/1946Duffy's Tavern "Archie Quits" 6/8/1945Sam Spade "The Calcutta Trunk Caper" 6/8/1947Escape "The Voyage of Sinbad" 6/7/1953Radio City Playhouse "Report on Danger B" 6/6/1949The Weird Circle "The Hand of Botar" 6/3/1953

The next to last chapter of what is now considered Ernest Hemingway's greatest work, portraying American and British expatriates who travel from Paris to the Festival of San Fermin to watch the running of the bulls and the bullfights.  Rendered by acclaimed vocal artist Christopher Lane, the episode features signature music by Grammy-recognized trumpeter Markus Rutz and his collaborator on the keys, Adrian Ruiz.  Want more? The story continues right here at The Rose Rhapsody.

Gunsmoke "Cow Dctor" 5/28/1955The Great Gildersleeve "Dinner for Judge Hooker" 5/31/1942Screen Directors Playhouse "Trade Winds" 5/29/1949Columbia Workshop "Bury the Dead" 5/28/1938Richard Diamond "The William Holland Case" 5/31/1953Inner Sanctum "Musical Score" 5/29/1945

The Six Shooter "Blood Reelations" 5/27/1954Ozzie and Harriet "The New Arrival" 5/20/1945Bergen & McCarthy "with Claudette Colbert" 5/16/1943Frank Race "Seventeen Black" 5/22/1949Suspense "My Own Murderer" 5/25/1945X Minus One "The Man in the Moon" 5/29/1955

Fort Laramie "The War Correspondent" 5/13/1956The Magnificent Montague "Big Ed McClune" 5/19/1951Damon Runyon Theater "The Hottest Guy in the World" 5/15/1949The Whistler "Retribution" 5/16/1942You bet Your Life "Secret word is Foot" 5/17/1950Dimension X "Almost Human" 5/13/1950

The Green Hornet "Armistice from Death" 5/10/1945The Life of Riley "The New Chair" 5/13/1945Lux Radio Theater "My Man Godfrey" 5/9/1938Let George Do It "The Spirit World" 5/10/1948The Mysterious Traveler "I Won't Die Alone" 5/11/1948

Romance of the Ranchos "Transportation" 5/3/1942Fibber McGee and Molly "Sugar Sutstitute" 5/5/1942Cloak and Dagger "Frank Baker's Story 5/5/1950Escape "Lili and the Colonel" 5/3/5153Crime Club "Epitaph for Lydia" 5/1/1947Dark Fantasy "The Cup of Gold" 5/8/1942

Gunsmoke "Billy the Kid" 4/26/1952Information Please "Deems Taylor & George Fielding Elliot" 4/23/1940Dragnet "The Big Job" 4/27/1950Philip Marlowe "The Cloak of Kamehameha" 4/23/1949The Haunting Hour "A Corpse There Was" 4/21/1945X Minus One "No Contact" 4/24/2025

Have Gun Will Travel "So True, Mr. Barnum" 4/10/1960Jack Benny "Jack Gets the House Painted" 4/16/1950Destination freedom "Before I Sleep" 4/17/1948The Adventures of the Falcon "The Shopkeeper's Gun" 4/15/1951Suspense "The Palmer Method" 4/20/1944Dimension X "With Folded Hands" 4/15/1950

Frontier Gentleman "The Trial" 4/13/1958Burns and Allen "Broke Uncle Herbert" 4/20/1943Dr. Kildare "Terry Murphy's Hearing Problem" 4/19/1950Nero Wolfe "The Lost Heir" 4/20/1951The Man Called X "Treason at White Sands" 4/14/1951Inner Sanctum "The Skull That Walked" 4/15/1944

Fort Laramie "Lost Child" 4/1/1956Duffy's Tavern "Archie and Finnegan Double Date" 4/6/1948Bold Venture "Kuan Yin Statue" 4/2/1951Crime Classics "The General's Daughter" 4/7/1954Escape "The Scarlet Plague" 4/8/1954The Weird Circle `The Curse of the Mantle" 4/2/1944

Tales of the Texas Rangers "Breakdown" 3/25/1951The Great Gildersleeve "Letters to Servicemen" 3/29/1942This Is Your FBI "The Bogus War Bride" 3/29/1946Yours Truly Johnny Dollar "The False Alarm Matter" 3/27/1960The Diary of Fate "Paul Reese" 3/23/1948X Minus One "A Pail of Air" 3/28/1956

Mark Trail "Rabid Foxes" 3/20/1950The Halls of Ivy "Professor Gerhardt's Secret" 3/24/1950CBS Radio Workshop "Harmonica Solo" 3/24/1957Gang Busters "The Cumberland Safecracker" 3/27/1948San Spade "The Love Letter Caper" 3/27/1949Quiet Please "A Night to Forget" 3/26/1948

Gunsmoke "The Trial" 3/12/1955The Life of Riley "Riley is a Pal to Junior" 3/18/1945You Are There "The Death of Socrates" 3/14/1948Lives of Harry Lime "Violets, Sweet Violets" 3/14/1952Suspense "Narrative About Clarence" 3/16/1944The Seaoed Book "The Hands of Death" 3/18/1945

Have Gun Will Travel "Montana Vendetta" 3/13/1960Abbott and Costello "v. Blondie and Dagwood" 3/2/1944Lux Radio Theater "One Way Passage" 3/6/1939The Whistler "Danger is a Beautiful Blond" 3/5/1945Inner Sanctum "Black Seagull" 3/7/1943

The Six Shooter "Cheyenne Express" 3/7/1954 Fibber McGee and Molly "Beware of Pickpockets on the Bus" 3/1/1937 Damon Runyon Theater "Breach of Promise" 3/6/1949 Casey Crime Photographer "The Mysterious Lodger" 3/6/1947 Pat Novak for Hire "Fleet Lady" 3/6/1949 X Minus One "The Seventh Victim" 3/6/1956

The Green Hornet "Charity Takes It on the Chin" 2/28/1942 Ozzie and Harriet "The Bowling Tournament" 2/23/1947 NBC Short Story "Mr. Arqularis" 2/28/1951 John Steele, Adventurer "Detour" 2/21/1950 Barry Craig "Motive for Murder" 2/20/1952 The Shadow "The Plot Murder" 2/27/1938

Romance of the Ranchos "Hugo Reid" 2/11/1942 Fred Allen "Alarm Clock Shortage" 2/13/1944 On Stage "Heartbreak" 2/17/1954 Mr. and Mrs. North "Dead Giveaway" 2/19/1952 Escape "Orient Express" 2/19/1949 The Hermit's Cave "The House on Lost Man's Bluff"

Frontier Gentleman "Charlie Meeker" 2/9/1958 Our Miss Brooks "Miss Enright's Dinner: 2/5/1950 Screen Directors Playhouse "Hired Wife" 2/6/1949 Philip Marlowe "Long Arm" 2/7/1950 Suspense "The Tale of Two Sisters" 2/8/1945 You Bet Your Life "The Secrect Word is Bread" 2/8/1950

The Lone Ranger "Contraband Liquor" 2/7/1938 Burns and Allen "From Chicago" 2/3/1941 Curtain Time "Broadway Interlude" 2/7/1948 Nightbeat "Zero" 2/6/1950 The Man Called X "Pirates off the Coast of India" 2/3/1951 X Minus One "Venus is a Man's World" 2/7/1957

Thinking about taking your podcast to YouTube in 2025? Not so fast! In this episode, we dive into why sticking with audio might just be the smartest move for indie podcasters. Audio podcasting offers less competition, deeper listener connections, and total creative freedom without bowing down to algorithms. We'll break down the pros and cons of audio vs. video, from production complexity to audience reach, and reveal why audio podcasts remain the best choice for busy creators and listeners alike. Whether you're tired of the YouTube grind or just starting out, this episode is packed with insights to help you make your podcast truly stand out. Key Takeaways: Audio Dominates: With only 400k active podcasts compared to 65M YouTube channels, it's easier to be discovered. Less Time, Less Stress: Audio podcasting is faster, cheaper, and doesn't require fancy cameras or perfect lighting. No Algorithms, No Problem: Stay in control of your content without relying on YouTube's unpredictable algorithms. Multitasking Magic: Audio podcasts let your audience tune in anywhere, doing anything. Deeper Connections: Build stronger bonds with your audience through the intimacy of audio storytelling. Discover how to make your podcast fun, effective, and uniquely yours. Let's keep podcasting simple and powerful! Chapters 00:00 – Introduction: Why Stick to Audio in 2025? 00:23 – Welcome to Podtastic Audio 01:14 – Video Podcasts: Are They Necessary? 02:04 – Your Show, Your Rules: Create What You Enjoy 03:23 – YouTube's Strengths and Limitations 06:32 – The Podcasting Landscape: Audio Wins on Competition 08:09 – The Time Sink of Video Production 10:15 – Algorithms vs. Creative Control 14:09 – How Audio Podcasts Get Discovered Without Algorithms 17:23 – The Intimacy of Audio: Theater of the Mind 19:34 – Audio's Multitasking Superpower 22:11 – YouTube vs. Audio: Comparing Audience Reach and Control 26:20 – Monetization: Is YouTube Worth It? 27:36 – Engagement: Audio Podcasting's Challenges 29:59 – Final Thoughts: Why Audio is Truly Free 30:31 – Closing Message: Happy Podcasting! Podgagement® (formerly “My Podcast Reviews”) is all about simplifying your podcasting and helping you engage your audience and grow your podcast! Podgagement Link  Thanks so much for listening, I really appreciate it so much. Sign up for my newsletter so you never miss a moment. Podtastic Audio Newsletter The Kris and Kristine Show Podtastic Audio Twitter X Instagram LInkedIn Threads Blue Sky #PodcastingTips #AudioPodcasting #PodcastGrowth #PodcastMarketing #PodcastSEO #AudioVsVideo #IndiePodcasters #PodcastDiscoverability #PodcastTrends #PodcastListeners

Mark Trail "The Lumber King of Timber Mountain" 1/30/1950 The Great Gildersleeve "Matchmaker" 1/25/1942 I Was a Communist for the FBI "Home Improvement" 1/26/1952 Voyage of the Scarlet Queen "The Bubble Dancer & the Buccaneer" 1/28/1948 Rocky Jordan "Baksheesh Boy" 1/30/49 Dark Fantasy "Death Is a Savage Deity" 1/30/1944

Duffy's Tavern "with Linda Darnell" 1/19/1945 Screen Directors Assignment "Let's Live a Little" 1/16/1949 Ncik Carter "Nine Hours to Live" 1/15/1944 Calling All Cars "The San Quentin Prison Break" 1/16/1935 Molle Mystery Theater "Ladies in Retirement" 1/18/1946 Quiet Please "Is This Murder?" 1/16/1949

Gunsmoke "Word of Honor" 1/10/1953 The Life of Riley "Wedding Aanniversary" 1/12/1961 Dr. Kildare "Dr. Gillespie's Testimonial Dinner" 1/12/1951 Escape "Second Class Passenger" 1/10/1948 Sam Spade "Betrayal in Bumpass Hell" 1/16/1949 Inner Sanctum "The Edge of Death" 1/15/1946

Hopalong Cassidy "The Rainmaker of Eagle Mountain" 1/8/1950 Bright Star "Dramatic Lessons" 1/1/1953 Favorite Story The Young Man Who Stroked Cats 1/9/1949 Yours Truly Johnny Dollar "The Glen English Matter" 1/5/1952 Richard Diamond "Butchers and the Protection Racket" 1/7/1950 X Minus One "The Roads Must Roll" 1/4/1956

The epic conclusion to the Siren's confrontation with Bram Thunderfist! Will He Survive?!?!Well, I mean, he is telling the story, so... yeah.Story and Music Composition by Nathan TuckerProduced by Ashkon Stone and Nathan TuckerCast:Bram Thunderfist - Nathan Tucker(Content Notes: Salty Language, Mentions of Sexy Fishy Pincushions, Alcohol Consumption, Unrealistic Analogies of Sex with Sounds, Lots of Thunder that Would Need A Flashing Warning If this Was a Video, Quite a Bit of Death from Drowning, Massive Ego, SQUELCHING Sounds from Tromping Through Mud, Bram's Email Address)Contact Bram with Questions at bramthunderfist@gmail.com(This is where we put the hashtags, 'cause apparently someone somewhere figured this was a useful way to do "social media" stuff: #wsfh #podcast #audiotheater #storytime #action #comedy #fiction #fantasy #adventure #Bram #BramThunderfist #lotr #audiodrama #ableton #NI #komplete #dnd #originalmusic #iZotope #melodyne #earmovies #GentleFractureProductions #GFP #radiotheater )Send us a text

Frank Merriwell "The Duplicate Dean" 12/4/1948 Father Knows Best "A French Teacher" 12/7/1950 Best Plays "Skylark" 12/7/1952 Candy Matson "Jack Frost" 12/10/1949 X Minus One "Nightfall" 12/7/1955 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/norman-gilliland/support

The Six Shooter "Sheriff Billy" 11/29/1953 Burns and Allen "Charles Boyer as Tex" 11/30/1943 Lux Radio Theater "Saratoga Trunk" 11/24/1947 Let George Do It "The Meddler" 11/26/1951 Crime Classics "The Killing Story of William Corder" 11/25/1953 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/norman-gilliland/support

Have Gun Will Travel "No Visitors" 12/28/1958 Jack Benny "Jack Has No Date" 12/31/1939 Strange Wills "The Lady and the Pirate" 12/26/1946 Nero Wolfe "The Bashful Body" 12/29/1950 Suspense "Finishing School" 12/30/1943 Lights Out! "Valse Triste" 12/29/1942 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/norman-gilliland/support

The epic Bram Thunderfist reminisces on how magic is awful to everyone and everything, and has no redeeming value no matter how much a fellow swordsperson might like the stuff. It's terrible. Everyone should know that by now. After this story, everyone will agree.Bad stuff.Also, a big boat, and a siren. Guest starring Anne Dorko, whose fantasy inspired music can be found on annedorko.com (Content Notes: Salty Language, Mentions of Sexy Fishy Pincushions, Alcohol Consumption, Unrealistic Analogies of Sex with Sounds, Lots of Thunder that Would Need A Flashing Warning If this Was a Video, Quite a Bit of Death from Drowning, Massive Ego, SQUELCHING Sounds from Tromping Through Mud, Bram's Email Address)Contact Bram with Questions at bramthunderfist@gmail.com(This is where we put the hashtags, 'cause apparently someone somewhere figured this was a useful way to do "social media" stuff: #wsfh #podcast #audiotheater #storytime #action #comedy #fiction #fantasy #adventure #Bram #BramThunderfist #lotr #audiodrama #ableton #NI #komplete #dnd #originalmusic #iZotope #melodyne #earmovies #GentleFractureProductions #GFP #radiotheater )Send us a text

Tales of the Texas Rangers "A Christmas Present" 12/24/1950 Life with Luigi "Gifts for Pasquale" 12/20/1949 Dragnet "The Big Little Jesus" 12/20/1953 Hallmark Playhouse "The Story of Silent Night" 12/23/1948 Campbell Playhouse "A Christmas Carol" 12/24/1939 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/norman-gilliland/support

Bergen & McCarthy "with Lauritz Melchior" 11/26/44 Academy Award "Brief Encounter" 11/20/46 You Bet Your Life "The Secret Word is Sky" 11/23/49 Boston Blackie ""The Airline Murder" 11/23/46 John Steele Adventurer "Ronset Rongaya" 11/23/54 The Mysterious Traveler "The Most Famous Man in the World" 11/20/51 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/norman-gilliland/support

Frontier Town "Seminole Strip" 11/7/1952 Our Miss Brooks "Babysitting for Three" 11/14/1948 Casey Crime Photographer "Too Many Angels" 11/13/1947 Escape "Three Skeleton Key" 11/18/1949 Weird Circle "Mateo Falcone" 11/14/1943 Dimension X "Competition" 11/19/1950 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/norman-gilliland/support

Dan Froot and special guests, Refujio "Cuco" Rodriguez and Bryonn Bain, explore how guns shaped the lives of two brother living in Miami's Liberty City neighborhood. The jumping-off point for the converstion is Dan Froot & Company's short audio drama "Rich & Dave," based on the brothers' oral history. Rich and Dave struggle with the emotional toll of gun violence in their community, managing family responsibilities while charting a path away from troubled pasts. The drama highlights their familial bond, the pressures of their environment, and the pervasive presence of guns, even when not visible. Following the audio play, Dan discusses the broader entanglements of gun violence, race, and the prison-industrial complex with guests Justin Alston, Refujio Rodriguez, and Bryonn Bain. They emphasize the importance of empathy, understanding systemic racism, the need for community resources to address the root causes of violence, and the case for prison abolition. Through personal stories and informed insights, the episode suggests that acknowledging each other's humanity could transform the gun debate. It is an appeal for dialogue and support over judgment and punishment. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 02:41 - Audio drama: Rich & Dave 14:05 - Dan and Justin frame the discussion 15:30 - Introducing Refujio Rodriguez 18:40 - Introducing Bryonn Bain 28:11 - Dedication from the real-life Rich 31:58 - Thank you's and credits Guest Bios: Refujio “Cuco” Rodriguez is the Chief Strategist & Equity Officer at Hope and Heal Fund. He has served as a Program Officer for the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, division chief and ethnic services manager with the Santa Barbara County Department of Behavioral Wellness, where he established Santa Barbara's first Latino Mental Health Consumer and Family Advocacy Network in order to engage Latino stakeholders. Bryonn Bain is a scholar, activist, theater director, actor, writer, producer, and spoken word artist. He uses the arts and activism to build movements for justice, criminal justice reform, prison education, and abolition. As the founding director of the UCLA Prison Education Program, Bain has drawn on his decades of work in prisons to establish opportunities for higher education, the arts, and research in southern California prisons. Resources: Dan Froot & Company Collaborators: Producer, Artistic Director, Lead Writer: Dan Froot Actors: Justin Alston, Sola Bamis, Natalie Camunas, Krysta Gonzales, Donna Simone Johnson, Anthony Rey, Christopher Rivas Dramaturg: Bobby Gordon Composer: Julio Montero Musicians: Julian Gomez, Tom Moose, Isaac Rodriguez Sound Designer: Duncan Woodbury Oral Historian: Tula B. Strong Administrative Magician: Annie Kahane Social Media Manager: Lily Stockton Publicist: Lynn Tejada of Green Galactic Recorded, mixed, and mastered at ReadyMix Studio in Van Nuys CA. Please like, rate, and review us on Apple Podcasts! DM us on Instagram: @danfrootandcompany This podcast is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts, on the web at arts.gov, and is made possible in part by a grant from the City of Los Angeles, Department of Cultural Affairs, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture, the UCLA Department of World Arts and Cultures/Dance, the UCLA Office for Research & Creative Activities and the Chancellor's Council on the Arts. Arms Around America is a National Performance Network Creation & Development Fund Project co-commissioned by Miami Light Project in partnership with The Myrna Loy (Helena MT), the UCLA Center for the Art of Performance, and NPN. The Creation & Development Fund is supported by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts (a federal agency). For more information, visit http://www.npnweb.org. Arms Around America was created with funding by the New England Foundation for the Arts' National Theater Project, with lead funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and additional support from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.

The Epic Bram Thunderfist receives ANOTHER fan mail, and answers a question from Brian.(Content Notes: Massive Ego, Salty Language, Highly Improbable Reminiscing, Fantasy Cliches)If you would like to ask Bram a question, contact him at bramthunderfist@gmail.com

Finding help from a neighbor proves challenging for the kids. Major Wragge and Russell cross paths. Dr. Hagen and Dr. Mintz get a surprise from Colonel Harstad.This program was directed and executive produced by H.G. Zeissler. Text copyright 2022 by Jason Kent Nord. Featuring the voice talents of Adam Anagnostou as Cale Rhodes, Mike Kelly as Russell Rhodes, John Yonker as Dr. Elliot Hagen, and Luke Langfeldt as Major Wragge. Illustrations, including cover and episode art, by Meredith Tuve. Sound design by Dan Stephans. Story edits by Emily Nord and H.G. Zeissler.A special thanks to our founding SPRQ storytellers.Content warning: Profanity and Animal Violence. Profanity. Please listen at your own discretion.Rest assured that no animals—cosmic or earthly—were harmed in the production of this episode.Enjoyed what you heard? Check out more SPRQ stories and find out more about SPRQ Media on our website: sprqmedia.com. Or check us out on Instagram or Facebook at sprqmedia. Links in episode notes.Interested in telling stories? Apply to be a SPRQ storyteller today! We're looking for writers, editors, composers, voice talent, and more. It takes a village to tell a story and we need you! Link in episode notes.Audio production copyright 2024 by SPRQ Media LLC, all rights reserved.

Russell attempts to flee and ends up with a frightful encounter. The kids get a new instruction. Dr. Hagen and Dr. Mintz get a visit from the military.This program was directed and executive produced by H.G. Zeissler. Text copyright 2022 by Jason Kent Nord. Featuring the voice talents of Adam Anagnostou as Cale Rhodes, Mike Kelly as Russell Rhodes, John Yonker as Dr. Elliot Hagen, and Luke Langfeldt as Major Wragge. Illustrations, including cover and episode art, by Meredith Tuve. Sound design by Dan Stephans. Story edits by Emily Nord and H.G. Zeissler.A special thanks to our founding SPRQ storytellers.Content warning: Profanity and Animal Violence. Profanity. Please listen at your own discretion.Rest assured that no animals—cosmic or earthly—were harmed in the production of this episode.Enjoyed what you heard? Check out more SPRQ stories and find out more about SPRQ Media on our website: sprqmedia.com. Or check us out on Instagram or Facebook at sprqmedia. Links in episode notes.Interested in telling stories? Apply to be a SPRQ storyteller today! We're looking for writers, editors, composers, voice talent, and more. It takes a village to tell a story and we need you! Link in episode notes.Audio production copyright 2024 by SPRQ Media LLC, all rights reserved.

Once again, Bram Thunderfist Swordsman Extraordinaire is facing an impossible situation. Will he get out alive? Will he get paid? Will he garner the affections of Toni???Find Out in the kinda-relaxed-but-still-Bram-being-Bram recounting of the Epic conclusion to The Job with the Slugs, the Hourglass, and the Misplaced Nipple Ring!!!(Content Notes: Salty Language, Mentions of Slug Sex, Alcohol Consumption, Sounds of Alcohol Consumption, Bad Party Crashing, Massive Ego, A Thrilling Trailer for the Next Episode, Bram's Email Address)Contact Bram with Questions at bramthunderfist@gmail.com 

After deposing a king and making off with a ridiculous amount of gold, Bram is hired by a Gnomish Lord for a curious mission. Along the way, he discovers the eccentricities of Gnomish culture.  (Content Notes: Partial Nudity, Brief Body Shaming, Salty Language, Slug Sex, Squishy Moist Sounds, Profound Arrogance, Disregard for the Cultural Norms of Others) 

The Epic Bram Thunderfist receives fan mail, and answers a question from Lady Breanna.(Content Notes: Massive Ego, Salty Language, Stories of Mass Death, Distasteful Magic Items)If you would like to ask Bram a question, contact him at bramthunderfist@gmail.com

Our friend Jim Ladd left us to join the Good Guys on the 50,000 watt Broadcast Giant in the Infinite Better. As a tribute, we'd like to share with you "One Man, one minute with the power to change your life, "The MentalRadio Minute! with Jim Ladd"  These are all the episodes recorded and broadcast more than ten years ago. They were written especially for him and would never have worked with anyone else. We were huge fans and loved his work. And he was a great friend. We'll miss him. 

A new horror anthology series by Julie Censullo and Sophie Nikitas is coming November 9, 2023 at 8pm CT.

Bram figures everyone has jumped out of an extremely tall tree at least once, but if you really want to hear how he got down, here it is. (Content notes: Extreme Athletic Prowess, Belching, Alcohol Use)

Bram joins his old friend Katrinka on a journey up and around a very, very, very, large tree. It's dragon killing time, and only one as supremely amazing as Bram could hope to pull it off. You know how it is.(Content notes: Fantasy Violence, Gory Sound FX, Sexual Innuendo, Mildly Salty Language, Alcohol Use) 

This is the 90 second meditation included in Chapter 25 - More - for quick and easy access 24 hours a day. 

This is a Breaking News Special Report about an attack of Blood Hornets. 

MightyMan is back as Darius Fullovit, the Chairman of gourmet snack food giant "Crave, “ gets bad news. Hitman Darnell Babalama failed. The partner he threw off the roof from 27 floors, hit the ground but got up. So, Fullovit brings in “The Mutilator,” 900 pound "Guano Tourniquet," a professional.

From the Vault of Treasured Mysteries, comes memorabilia penned by elder poets and authors of Mental Control in days gone by. This is from the Book of Didjuno - "Compendium of Unfinished Tales" and was a poem written by Vertigo Pompeii, mysteriously unfinished and yet, complete in ways we cannot explain.  "Don't Pity the Plight of Poor Perky Galore." 

MightyMan is back as Darius Fullovit, the Chairman of gourmet snack food giant "Crave, “ gets bad news. Hitman Darnell Babalama failed. The partner he threw off the roof from 27 floors, hit the ground but got up. So, Fullovit brings in “The Mutilator,” 900 pound "Guano Tourniquet," a professional. In the Wayback Theater we watch a feature from more than a decade ago called, Daphne Van Horne's “Translations for the Urban Impaired.”  And Western Hero Guy Goode heads to Decadence, where crowds of Comatose Dimwittum gather and want bring back Gripe, build Gidalots, and scream “We Want More!” Could it be the end of our Champions of the Infinite Better? Humor by any other name is just funny. 

From the Wayback Theater, home of the Mental Control Archives reaching back hundreds of years...researchers have prepared moments from a cherished guest from more than a decade ago, with the late Dr. Freeze, here are a few moments with Daphne Van Horne's "Translations for the Urban Impaired."