Podcasts about ayoub khote

Returning from what was to have been an "honorable defeat" McInnes finds himself the center of a media firestorm over a supposed threat he made to the newly recognized dictator of M’Benda. His hope of going home to his wife and daughter are in jeopardy and his only way to avoid deployment to the Balkans is to claim unfitness for duty. Here is Part 2 of "A Simple Prop" by Jay Smith, read by Ayoub Khote with music by Kevin MacLeod and mastered by Michael L Stokes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Returning from what was to have been an "honorable defeat" McInnes finds himself the center of a media firestorm over a supposed threat he made to the newly recognized dictator of M'Benda. His hope of going home to his wife and daughter are in jeopardy and his only way to avoid deployment to the Balkans is to claim unfitness for duty. Here is Part 2 of "A Simple Prop" by Jay Smith, read by Ayoub Khote with music by Kevin MacLeod and mastered by Michael L Stokes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Long before the zombie apocalypse, Neil McInnes lived in the most dangerous and hopeless parts of the world as part of various United Nations initiatives. After a fall from grace withing the ranks of the Royal Air Force, Fight Lieutenant McInnes was sent to a small African nation in the midst of a bloody genocidal war. Here is Part 1 of "A Simple Prop" by Jay Smith, read by Ayoub Khote with music by Kevin MacLeod and mastered by Michael L Stokes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Long before the zombie apocalypse, Neil McInnes lived in the most dangerous and hopeless parts of the world as part of various United Nations initiatives. After a fall from grace withing the ranks of the Royal Air Force, Fight Lieutenant McInnes was sent to a small African nation in the midst of a bloody genocidal war. Here is Part 1 of "A Simple Prop" by Jay Smith, read by Ayoub Khote with music by Kevin MacLeod and mastered by Michael L Stokes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Private Detective Horn infiltrates the Alraune Building, home to infamous Club Penumbra.  What he discovers appears to be more sinister than even he expected.  The Femme Phantom visits a fallen adversary to find out more about Mistress Penumbra's plot. With Dave Robison as The Narrator, Veronica Giguere as Barbara Wilson, Kathryn Pryde as Mistress Penumbra, Lauren Harris as Mishka Rosenko, Rish Outfield as Michael McBrion, Ayoub Khote as Michael’s father, Chris Lester as Guard#1, John Scott Ballentine as Guard#2, Alex White as Greenstreet, and Norm Sherman as Detective Horn.

This show was a pilot for a series about Winston Somerset Palmer, a man who survived cancer and embarked on a quest to find himself. Winston's story evolved into what became a novel, "The Resurrection Pact" with Winston (now "Casey") finding a strong reason to live in a geek noir mystery. This is the original concept, produced in November of 2010.  "When you've got nothing to look forward to, you find yourself looking back" On the other side of the pain and the fear, beyond the long, desperate nights alone or among strangers, they told me there would be peace. They told me there would be light and music and joy. In the end, there was just another day. At a luxury Caribbean resort on the island of Charu, Winston Somerset Palmer looks off The Deep End and considers his past, his second chance, and how he can deconstruct a lifetime of mediocrity. "Featuring Frank Bedene, Steve Cox, Stacy Dooks, Tracy Hall, D.T. Kelly, and Ayoub Khote. Written and Directed by Jay Smith. Audio production by Michael L. Stokes. Music furnished via the Creative Commons License, "Beach Party", “Stealth Groover” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), "Brain Drift" by Michael L Stokes, and featuring "I'm Letting Go" by Josh Woodward."

Returning from what was to have been an "honorable defeat" McInnes finds himself the center of a media firestorm over a supposed threat he made to the newly recognized dictator of M’Benda. His hope of going home to his wife and daughter are in jeopardy and his only way to avoid deployment to the Balkans is to claim unfitness for duty.Here is Part 2 of "A Simple Prop" by Jay Smith, read by Ayoub Khote with music by Kevin MacLeod and mastered by Michael L Stokes. While waiting for more Jill Woodbine and The Googies, please feel free to comment on this episode.  Listener response will determine if the show is picked up for a full season on the 3015 North Network.(*This episode was made available for a short period in 2012 as a test episode)

Long before the zombie apocalypse, Neil McInnes lived in the most dangerous and hopeless parts of the world as part of various United Nations initiatives.  After a fall from grace withing the ranks of the Royal Air Force, Fight Lieutenant McInnes was sent to a small African nation in the midst of a bloody genocidal war.  Here is Part 1 of "A Simple Prop" by Jay Smith, read by Ayoub Khote with music by Kevin MacLeod and mastered by Michael L Stokes. While waiting for more Jill Woodbine and The Googies, please feel free to comment on this episode.  Listener response will determine if the show is picked up for a full season on the 3015 North Network.(*This episode was made available for a short period in 2012 as a test episode)

The two regulars and guest Ayoub Khote, author of "Wolf Dreams" and other books, discuss the situation of publishing in magazines, books and on line.

Writer, thinker (and philosopher!) Ayoub Khote joins us to talk about things like politics, is true Democracy to be found alive anywhere? We also give recommendations for reading and watching.

This episode featured Jason Amonrud as Reg, Steve Cox as Mr. Fisher Keith R A DeCandido  as Todd Rage, Laura Frechette as Shiva Vesta and Aaron, M Sieiro Garcia as Sarge, Kim Gianopoulos as Wake, Tracy Hall as Doreen, Orenthal Hawkins as Van Hawkins, Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Jo, Ayoub Khote as McInnes, Rebecca Rinas  as Ronni Ron Runeborg as Ying, Ryan Smith as Hicks, Michael Stokes as Grant, and Mark Zaricor as Pastor Dawkins. The episode was written by Jay Smith, Line Direction and Track Drafts by Jim Patton, with assistance from Bryan Lincoln. Foley and Sound design by Scott Pigg Additional production assistance by Carole Stokes, Ginny Swann, Martha Linbo-Terhaar, and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard. Edited, mixed and mastered by Michael L Stokes with Reaper featuring plug-ins from Stillwell Audio and LiquidSonics. Musical direction by Jay Smith and Michael L Stokes, featuring music provided under the Creative Commons license by Jonathan Coulton and Kevin MacLeod. Please visit our web site for more information on these artists and their music. HG World is a production of 3015 North Studios.  For more information, visit us on the web at www.goodmorningsurvivors.com.

"Don't touch it!  It's evil!" For the captain and crew of the Nomad, the derelict spacecraft looks like a great opportunity for salvage.  But their little detour may end up costing them a lot more than time or money. Also, Big and Rish talk afterward.  Novel, I know.  Rish has been inspired by filmmaker Kevin Smith, and maybe they can get Announcer Man to participate in the show today.Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing today's story and to Philippa Ballantine, Ray Saltrelli, Ayoub Khote, and Liz Lincoln for lending their voices to the episode.

Trapped underground Ken Peters and Barbara race against time to rescue value data that may turn the tide in the zombie war.  In the present, Ken and Mark have a final conversation and Mark reveals his own surprising secret.  The end will tie together into HG World: The Final Season featuring Ken Peters, Jill Woodbine, and many more of the original cast back for the final battle between the living and the dead -- coming soon. Episode 13 starred James Baxter as Ken, Bryan Lincoln as Mark, and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Jo. Featuring Jule Hoverson as Balamani Sarasvatsi, Ayoub Khote as McInnes, Michael L Stokes as Grant, Laura Nicole as Shiva Vesta, Eric Avedissian as Archer, and Mae Sally Rouge Pax as the Nurse. The episode was written by Jay Smith. Show running and Editing by Bryan Lincoln. Sound FX, Sound Design, mixing and mastering by Michael L Stokes. Musical Direction by Michael L Stokes featuring original music by Kevin MacLeod. HG World is a production of 3015 North Studios under the Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial, No-Derivatives 4.0 International License.  For more information visit us at www.goodmorningsurvivors.com.  

When you've got nothing to look forward to, you find yourself looking back. On the other side of the pain and the fear, beyond the long, desperate nights alone or among strangers, they told me there would be peace. They told me there would be light and music and joy. In the end, there was just another day. At a luxury Caribbean resort on the island of Charu, Winston Somerset Palmer looks off The Deep End and considers his past, his second chance, and how he can deconstruct a lifetime of mediocrity. Featuring Frank Bedene, Steve Cox, Stacy Dooks, Tracy Hall, D.T. Kelly, and Ayoub Khote. Written and Directed by Jay Smith. Audio production by Michael L. Stokes. Music furnished via the Creative Commons License, "Beach Party", “Stealth Groover” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), "Brain Drift" by Michael L Stokes, and featuring "I'm Letting Go" by Josh Woodward.

  Stumbling upon a group of United Nations troops (including McInnes, Grant, Sarge, General Ying and Dr. Shiva Vesta) guarding a shelter full civilians, Ken has to figure out how to escape a burning camp filled with eaters and get everyone to safety while forming a plan to stop the GOO:GIEs from unleashing their plan against what's left of humanity. This episode takes place between Season Zero and the start of Season One of HG World. HG World presents “The Googies” Chapter Six starred James Baxter as Ken, Bryan Lincoln as Mark, and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Jo. It featured Ayoub Khote as McInnes, Michael L Stokes as Grant, M Sieiro Garcia as Sarge, Ron Runeborg as Ying and Laura Nicole as Shiva Vesta. With Ray Saltrelli as “B” and John Lincoln as Murph. The Episode was written by Jay Smith. Line direction and editing by Bryan Lincoln. Engineering, effects and mastering by Michael L Stokes. Production Support by Ginny Swann and M Sieiro Garcia. With musical direction by Jay Smith and Michael L Stokes.

With the selection of a new Shepherd, the Brotherhood of the United Flesh is at a crossroads.  Ken Peters' watches as the Makwe Camp falls into chaos with the new Shepherd and a divided flock.  This event sends Ken and Jo on separate missions to save the innocent people who saw Makwe as a safe zone and who are now marooned in a hundred square miles of wilderness on the edge of a long winter. Starring James Baxter as Ken, Bryan Lincoln as Mark and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Jo. Featuring Ray Saltrelli as B, Eric Avedissian as Brother Archer, Larry Bailey as Brother Morrison, Doc Coleman as Brother Readick, Peter Cavell as Montcastle, John Lincoln as Gourmond II, B.Busby as Mifflin, Ayoub Khote as McInnes and Michael L Stokes as Grant. The episode was written and directed by Jay Smith. Show running, Voice Direction, and Editing by Bryan Lincoln. Sound Design and FX by Michael L. Stokes, Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Michael L Stokes, Musical Direction by Michael L Stokes and Jay Smith featuring music by Kevin MacLeod, Josh Woodward and Jonathan Coulton used courtesy of the Creative Commons License. Themes and soundtrack composed and performed by Michael L. Stokes. HG World is a production of 3015 North Studios, with content used with permission under the Creative Commons License. For more information on this production, visit us online at www.goodmorningsurvivors.com

Googies Chapter 2 stars James Baxter as Ken, Bryan Lincoln as Mark and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Jo.　 Also featuring Eric Avedissian as Frantz and Cromp, (etc.) Stacy Dooks as Brother Loving, Steve Cox as Guard, Peter Cavell as the Priest. Ken Peters takes an offer he cannot refuse and teams with the mysterious, sexy but potentially psychotic partner Jo to deliver secret through hostile zombie territory to a facility in exchange for badly needed supplies.  But Jo is unstable and the job sounds too good to be true.  Is it?   Learn more about Jo from HG World and how she came to be part of the Brotherhood and the Happy Valley Militia. ** This episode takes place during the gap between Season Zero and Season One of HG World ** The episode was written and directed by Jay Smith.　 Show running and production by Ayoub Khote, Line and Vocal Direction by Laura Nicole and Bryan Lincoln, Editing by Bryan Lincoln and Scott Pigg, Sound FX and Foley engineering by Scott Pigg, Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Michael L Stokes, Musical Direction by Michael L Stokes and Jay Smith featuring music by Michael L Stokes, Kevin MacLeod and Jonathan Coulton, both courtesy of the Creative Commons License.　 HG World is a production of 3015 North Studios, with content used with permission under the Creative Commons License.　 For more information on this production, visit us online at www.goodmorningsurvivors or join our Facebook page, follow Todd Rage on Twitter @HG_World.

HG World presents the story of "The Googies" told from the perspective of Ken "Herbie" Peters, a man who has put those long, dark days behind him but is now facing the end of life 35 years later. Part 1 takes us back to that world in the fall before Season 1.  What is "The Popcorn Express"?  Who are the Googies and why do they work through The Happy Valley Militia?  How do Group Captain McInnes, General Ying, Major Grant and Dr. Shiva Vesta figure into these events? *Editor's Note: The Events narrated by Ken Peters in this series fall between the end of Season Zero and the beginning of Season One.  The framing storyline takes place many years after the eater uprising.  (Don't worry, Ken explains it better than me.) Googies Part 1 stars James Baxter as Ken, Bryan Lincoln as Mark and Lenny the Dispatcher and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Jo.  Also featuring Ron Runeborg as Scott, Ginny Swann as Woman in Truck, Carole Stokes as the Site Dispatcher, Curt Arndt as Crewperson 2, Bernadette Groves as Crewperson 1 and The Nurse, Mandy Burbank as Mrs. Peters, Eric Avedissian as Frantz and Cromp, Scott Pigg as the Emcee, with Ginny Swann performing as India Argento. (Note: This episode is a re-release.  It was originally previewed in the fall of 2011. This remastered version contains a new prologue and corrected scenes.) The episode was written and directed by Jay Smith.  Show running and production by Ayoub Khote, Line and Vocal Direction by Laura Nicole, Editing by Bryan Lincoln and Scott Pigg, Sound FX and Foley engineering by Scott Pigg, Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Michael L Stokes, Musical Direction by Michael L Stokes and Jay Smith featuring music by Michael L Stokes, Kevin MacLeod and Jonathan Coulton, both courtesy of the Creative Commons License.  Musical Arrangement for "Pull the String" by Ed Creamer with permission from Jonathan Coulton. HG World is a production of 3015 North Studios, with content used with permission under the Creative Commons License.  For more information on this production, visit us online at www.goodmorningsurvivors or join our Facebook page, follow Todd Rage on Twitter @HG_World. Chapter 2 will air on February 25, 2012.

Ronni and Hicks are under siege by a trailer park of Eaters. Jeb shows Krantz a secret. HG World steps up security. And the United Nations team fights to survive against Eaters, Militia and the mysterious Googies. HG World, "It's a Cold and It's a Broken Hallelujah" featured Audio Élan as Mrs. GREEN and SHIVA VESTA, Eric Avedissian as CALEB, Glen Bartram as HARRIS, Steve Cox as Mr. Fisher, Keith R A DeCandido as TODD RAGE, Stacy Dooks as GARRISON and GRAY, M Sieiro Garcia as SARGE, Kim Gianopoulos as WAKE, Tracy Hall as DOREEN, Shane Harris as THE MAYOR, Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as JO, DT Kelly as JEB, Ayoub Khote as McINNES, Cheryl Malcom as ELLEN, Becca Rinas as RONNI, Ron Runeborg as YING, Lee Sands as DOGBERRY, Lance Schonberg as KRANTZ, Ryan Smith as HICKS, Michael L Stokes as GRANT and JACK, and Mark Zaricor as REVEREND DAWKINS. Music Credits for "Hallelujah" "Plans in Motion", "Long Note Two", "Long Road Ahead", "Dark Walk" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) "Sinister Bed #2", "Battlefield Tension #1" Michael L Stokes The episode was written and directed by Jay Smith, produed and edited by Michael L Stokes with production assistance by Carole Stokes, Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard, Martha Linbo-Terhaar, and Dustin Shanafelter. Production Logo and additional Art by Adrianna Linbo-Terhaar This show was edited with Magix Music Maker and (IN SOME GOOD WAYS BY) Reaper with some Sound Effects from freesound.org. For a full list of Freesound contributors, please visit us at www.goodmorningsurvivors.com. Jonathan Coulton appears courtesy of the Creative Commons License. Visit jonathancoulton.com for music downloads and concert information. HG World is a production of 3015 North Studios. www.goodmorningsurvivors.com

***THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SCENES OF INTENSE VIOLENCE THAT MAY BE DISTRESSING TO SOME LISTENERS. LISTENER-DISCRETION IS ADVISED.[*]*** Seasons change as we look in on the people of HG World, the First Church of Wishwell and the United Nations Necroambulate Disposal Detail. A stand off between the U N and Happy Valley Militia is interrupted by the arrival of a common enemy. Tensions between the constables of HG World come to a head. Ronni finally learns the fate of her family. Members of the church begin to break down as Pastor Dawkins tries to keep them calm and organized in preparation for a long, cold winter. Featured in the cast were Frank Bedene as DAD, Mark Zaricor as DAWKINS, Jules Ismail as DIRK and KIRK, Lee Sands as DOGBERRY, Tracy Hall as DOREEN, Steve Cox as FISHER, Michael L Stokes as GRANT, Audio Élan as Mrs. GREEN, Ryan Smith as HICKS, Glenn Bartram as HUGH, DT Kelly as JEB, Lance Schonberg as KRANTZ, Shane Harris as MAYOR, Ayoub Khote as McINNES, Dedrick Jensen-Woodard as OHLSON, Becca Rinas as RONNI, Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as JO, Kimberly Gianopoulos as SGT WAKE, Eric Avedissian as THOMAS, Keith R A DeCandido as TODD RAGE, Ron Runeborg as YING. The episode was Written and Directed by Jay Smith. Edited and Engineered by Michael Stokes HG World is produced by Jay Smith & Michael L Stokes with production assistance by Martha Linbo-Terhaar and Carole Stokes. Production Logo and additional Art by Adrianna Linbo-Terhaar. This show was edited with Reaper Audio Editor with some Sound Effects from freesound.org. For a full list of Freesound contributors, please visit us at www.goodmorningsurvivors.com. Jonathan Coulton appears courtesy of the Creative Commons License. Visit jonathancoulton.com for music downloads and concert information. Music Credits: "One of Them" - Kevin MacLeod "Cowboy Whiskey" by http://www.freesoundtrackmusic.com "Long Note One" - Kevin MacLeod "Trio for Piano, Cello, and Clarinet" - Kevin MacLeod "Stages of Grief" - Kevin MacLeod CHAPTERS Warning: 00:00 Rage: 00:08 Scene 1 4:07.774 Scene 2 - 19:15.415 Scene 3 - 24:50.748 Scene 4 - 27:13.893 Scene 5 - 35:56.933 Scene 6 - 39:02.776 Scene 7 - 42:30.655 Scene 8 - 46:49.841* Scene 9 - 53:39.273 Scene 10 - 59:53.655 Scene 11 - 1:00:14.251 Scene 12 - 1:04:10.281

The United Nations heads north to HG World. Refugees run from a guerrilla attack into the arms of a mob of eaters. Hicks' fate is revealed. Inside HG World, tensions rise as the lockdown continues and accidents lead to tough choices among the staff struggling to keep up appearances. A separate group of survivors tries to hold off Eaters from a mountaintop church. Featuring: Shane Harris as AUGGIE, Dustin Shanafelter as DAVID, Mark Zaricor as DAWKINS, Lee Sands as DOGBERRY, Tracy Hall as DOREEN, Steve Cox as FISH, Michael L Stokes as GRANT, Stacy Dooks as GRAY, Glen Bartram as HARRIS, Ryan Smith as HICKS, Michael L Stokes as JACK, DT Kelly as JEB, M Sieiro Garcia as JENNY JO, Lance Schonberg as KRANTZ, Shane Harris as MAYOR, Ayoub Khote as McINNES, Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as NURSE, Dustin Shanafelter as PIMPLES, Cheryl Malcom as REGINA, Becca Rinas as RONNI Carole Stokes as RUBY, M Sieiro Garcia as SARGE Cheryl Malcom as SHELLY, Dayton Ward as SHEMP, Eric Avedissian as THOMAS and Keith R A DeCandido as TODD RAGE. The episode was Written and Directed by Jay Smith. Edited and Engineered by Michael Stokes HG World is produced by Jay Smith & Michael L Stokes with production assistance by Martha Linbo-Terhaar and Carole Stokes. Production Logo and additional Art by Adrianna Linbo-Terhaar. This show was edited with Reaper Audio Editor with some Sound Effects from freesound.org. For a full list of Freesound contributors, please visit us at www.goodmorningsurvivors.com. Jonathan Coulton appears courtesy of the Creative Commons License. Visit jonathancoulton.com for music downloads and concert information. Music Credits: "Long Note Two" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) "Lasting Hope" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) "Pennsylvania Rose" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) "Promising Relationship" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) "Dark Walk" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) HG World is a production of 3015 North Studios www.goodmorningsurvivors.com

We meet the Constables of HG World who have their quiet night interrupted by the announcement of a shocking decision. When Ronni falls ill, Hicks heads to town for supplies, only to run into an old friend with a sinister plan. Hicks and Dogberry find the last store in Wishwell under siege by Eaters, with looters trapped inside along with the staff. The fate of McInnes and his men looks grim as the United Nations force counts its dead and tries to decide which way to head next. Keith R A DeCandido as Todd Rage, Scott C Wentworth as Keith, Dustin Shanafelter as David & Pimples, Lance Shoenberg as Krantz, D T Kelly as Jebediah, Michael L Stokes as Jack and Captain Grant, Glen Bartram as Harris, Rebecca Rinas as Ronni, Ryan Smith as Hicks, Ayoub Khote as McInnes, Lee Sands as Dogberry, Dayton Ward & Scott Wentworth as The Robbers, Shane Harris as Auggie, Roy Winger as HEFTY, Cheryl Malcom as Shelly, Stacy Dooks as Gray and Mark Zaricor as Reverend Dawkins The episode was Written and Directed and Edited by Jay Smith. Engineered by Michael Stokes. HG World is produced by Jay Smith & Michael L Stokes with production assistance by Martha Linbo-Terhaar and Carole Stokes and Production Logo and additional Art by Adrianna Linbo-Terhaar For more information on HG World, visit us at www.goodmorningsurvivors.com

Ronni and Hicks find there are stranger things in the woods than the walking dead. An abandoned helicopter provides clues to the scope and scale of the zombie uprising. Gray and Derrik face a dark future wounded and under siege. The United Nations finds itself under fire from an unexpected source. The Cast Features Keith R A DeCandido as Todd Rage, Stacy Dooks as Gray, D J Breau as Derrik, Lee Sands as Dogberry, Mark Zaricor as Joe, Rebecca Rinas as Ronni, Ryan Smith as Hicks D T Kelly as Helms, Ayoub Khote as McInnes, Michael Stokes as Grant. HG World is produced by 3015 North Studios. Written and produced by Jay Smith with production assistance by Martha Linbo-Terhaar Carole Stokes, Michael Stokes and Pam Smith. www.goodmorningsurvivors.com