Podcast appearances and mentions of bryan lincoln

Sparks chats with Principal Eric Bryan of Macomb's Lincoln Elementary about programs and events that they've implemented to help raise literacy in elementary students, as well as the challenges of teaching kids to read remotely. 

The day has finally come, folks. It's the final new episode of the Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine. We've been at this for fourteen years, but our production has flagged considerably as the years have gone by. Rather than let the Dunesteef fade away slowly, we thought it would be best to give the old girl a proper burial. So, here we are. First, we bring you a story from Rish Outfield called, "Know When to Walk Away, Know When to Run." An emotionally unstable man goes to a casino with his best friend to soothe his pain from the anniversary of being left at the altar. Unfortunately, things don't go as planned, because not everyone at the poker table is who they seem. After the story is over, Rish and Big talk about a number of things, from the happy things that the podcast brought to their lives, to the future of what you can expect from the two of them. We're going to miss you all, but it doesn't have to be the end. Don't say goodbye, say good journey. Special thanks to Julie Hoverson, Tena Kolokowski, and Bryan Lincoln for lending their voices to the story.

HG World presents: "The Diary of Jill Woodbine" The End. The Diary of Jill Woodbine was a finalist for a 2012 Parsec Award. The author would like to thank the cast and crew (past and present) of HG World for the inspiration and the support he's received in making this podionovel as a companion series to the Parsec-winning audio drama series. Thanks to Michael Stokes, Bryan Lincoln, Kevin MacLeod, and of course the voice of miss Jilly - Veronica Giguere. This novel is dedicated to those who inspire the love of audio theater. Bob Crawford, Arch Oboler, Orson Welles, Douglas Adams, and Dirk Maggs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

HG World presents: "The Diary of Jill Woodbine" The End. The Diary of Jill Woodbine was a finalist for a 2012 Parsec Award. The author would like to thank the cast and crew (past and present) of HG World for the inspiration and the support he's received in making this podionovel as a companion series to the Parsec-winning audio drama series. Thanks to Michael Stokes, Bryan Lincoln, Kevin MacLeod, and of course the voice of miss Jilly - Veronica Giguere. This novel is dedicated to those who inspire the love of audio theater. Bob Crawford, Arch Oboler, Orson Welles, Douglas Adams, and Dirk Maggs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Colm and Rory step into the guest-hosting spot for the Sonic Society and introduce the incredible Hidden Harbor Mysteries by Jay Smith and Bryan Lincoln with episodes 1-3. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Colm and Rory step into the guest-hosting spot for the Sonic Society and introduce the incredible Hidden Harbor Mysteries by Jay Smith and Bryan Lincoln with episodes 1-3.

Just Another Teenage Time Travel Story - ImprovFX Ep 106 Players: Dj Ohea, Liam Holton, Roberto Ferreras, and Andrew Long and Blaire Wayland!! Edited by Bryan Lincoln Comedic Improvised Audio Theater; welcome to ImprovFX. Our team of improvisors and special guests create a totally original scene from your suggestion. Then, our sound designers build an audio world around the story, dropping the characters inside a Theater for the Mind. Nothing is written ahead of time. Everything is made up on the spot. Ready to begin? Then let’s play. Interested in giving us a suggestion? @ImprovFXShow @ImprovFXShow Ways to Subscribe: Apple Podcasts www.improvFX.com This is a Theater for the Mind™ by Wayland Productions

Mobsters disrupt Barbara Wilson's charity event.  What they want is more than the cash and jewels of Hidden Harbor's elite, but the Femme Phantom has something to say about that. Meanwhile wanted fugitives try to leave the country with the help of a Hidden Harbor gang boss but find themselves in dire straits.   Our heroes go on the offensive. Dave Robison as The Narrator.  Veronica Giguere as Barbara Wilson. Kathryn Pryde as Mistress Penumbra. Pat Krane as Heath Wrathborn. James Baxter Patton as Caspar Dixon. Laura Nicole as Kat Sparrow. Alex White as Greenstreet. Brion Humphrey as Sasha Rosenko. Lauren Harris as Miska Rosenko. M Sieiro Garcia as Mistress Talon. Rish Outfield as Lucas.  Mae Rogue-Sally Pax as Sandra. John Lincoln as a Guest and a Thug. Bryan Lincoln as a Thug.

An apocalyptic vision of the late 40s with America fighting a war against a terrifying Soviet Union that has obliterated Nazi Germany in a swift, bloody invasion.  Now, with western Europe in the balance, we are introduced to a poor and desperate America where there are still many "haves" but far more "have nots" with the majority of its heroes entrenched in eastern France to keep Democracy alive.  But there are still heroes on the homefront fighting the darkness seeping inland. Our story begins with a simple family trying to get home after a night at the theater... Dave Robison as The Narrator. Veronica Giguere as Ghost. Brion Humphrey as Thomas. Lauren Harris as Martha. Renee Chambliss as Bruce. Rish Outfield as Michael. Alex White as Folsom. Bryan Lincoln as Affiliate Announcer and Mr. Spittle.  

Bryan Lincoln interviews Laura Nicole for Hidden Harbor Mysteries.

More Interviews conducted by Bryan Lincoln featuring Johnny Feisty, Pat Krane, and Norm Sherman.

Veronica Giguere, Kathryn Pryde, Dave Robison talk with Bryan Lincoln about the show.

Bryan Lincoln Productions presents an interview between series Producer Bryan Lincoln and Writer Jay Smith about how the story of the Femme Phantom came to be.

Produced by the amazing Bryan Lincoln, this is the teaser for a 15-episode pulp adventure serial, narrated by Dave Robison and introduced by Bryan Lincoln featuring the cast.

Mel Farrelly faces the edge of the world alone after the death of her father on Dargon's Mass Eve.  Many devout wait for the Santaman to return and save them, but Mel looks elsewhere for the fate of her future.To download, right-click here and then click SaveArt by Gregory ManchessRelevant Links:All journeys with Ken ScholesKen Scholes grew up in a trailer outside a smallish logging town not far from the base of Mount Rainier in the Pacific Northwest.  Baptized into Story at a young age, he fed himself on Speed Racer, Time Tunnel, Land of the Giants and Marine Boy sprinkled with a generous dose of dinosaur picture books.  When he was thirteen, he read Bradbury's essay "How to Keep and Feed a Muse" and knew he had to be a writer. When he was fourteen, he started writing stories of his own and by fifteen, he had started his own Rejection Slip Collection.After a long break away from writing, Ken returned to it after logging time as a sailor, soldier, preacher, musician, label gun repairman, retail manager and nonprofit director. He sold his first story to Talebones Magazine in 2000 and won the Writers of the Future contest in 2004. His quirky, offbeat fiction continues to show up in various magazines and anthologies like Polyphony 6, Weird Tales and Clarkesworld Magazine.In 2006, his short story "Of Metal Men and Scarlet Thread and Dancing with the Sunrise" appeared in the August issue of Realms of Fantasy. Later that year, inspired and taunted by his friends and family to finally write a novel, Ken extended that story and Lamentation was born. Lamentation is the first in a five book series from Tor Books called The Psalms of Isaak.  He has since also written Canticle, Antiphon, and Requiem in that series.Ken lives near Portland, Oregon.  If you'd like to know more about Ken, you can  contact him through his website.Cast of characters:Tina Connolly (of Toasted Cake, and co-host of Escape Pod) as Mel FarrellyRish Outfield (of the Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine) as Brother SimonBryan Lincoln (of Bryan Lincoln Productions) as the Bureaucracy manJames Silverstein (author of Necropolis) as Parson BrownMarshal Latham as Drum Farrelly (and excerpt reader)Theme music: Liberator by Man In SpaceTo comment on this story, journey on over to the ForumsOR leave us a voicemail at 77-JINTO-107 (775-4686-107)

Bryan Lincoln returns with another Audio Drama writers roundtable. He’s joined by Jay Smith and Chris Jarvis as they discuss how to execute the adaptation of an existing work for Audio Drama.What considerations do you need to make? And how do you balance working in a purely audio format with remaining true to the original story? These questions and more are answered on this episode of Writing for Audio Drama.

If you’re planning to write a serialised Audio Drama there’s a lot to think about in terms of your wider story arcs, individual episodes, and characters.In the first of these ‘Writing for Audio Drama’ roundtable discussions, host Bryan Lincoln assembles a wealth of talent in Dave Robison (Roundtable Podcast), Eli McIlveen (Alba Salix), and Mike McQuilkin (Hadron Gospel Hour). The guys chat about their own experiences, and provide you with a goldmine of hints, tips, and advice towards writing and structuring your own series.

On this episode we’re taking another look at gender equality in the medium as we invite friend of the show Fiona Thraille on to offer her own opinions on this topical discussion.Links mentioned by Fiona were Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, The Femenist Frequency, Women in Audio Drama Facebook Group, and The Smurfette Principle.On top of that, we’re also joined by Bryan Lincoln of Lincolnaudio.com and The Fullcast Podcast. Here Bryan offers tips and techniques for how to present your characters’ inner voices and thoughts in an audio form. This segment was a condensed version of an episode created for his own show, which you can listen to here.

Bryan Lincoln from Lincoln Audio Productions sits down to talk with Jack about the differences of audio drama, podnovels, podcasting, and the possibilities of productions for profit.

[Featured Image is "Pillars of Creation" by roald92 on DeviantART] Guest Host K.C. Wayland - creator of the amazing and award-winning "We're Alive" audio drama series - returns to the Big Chair at the Roundtable for a landmark story workshopping event. We've brainstormed, short stories, novels, and even songs on the RTP, but we've never workshopped an audio drama series script before... until now! Our Guest Writer for this episode - the mighty Bryan Lincoln - offers up a bold new scifi concept for an audio drama series featuring relativistic space travel and the evolution of the human species amid the stars. With the fabulous Christof Laputka - creator of the exceptional "Leviathan Chronicles" - as my co-host, we launch into an utterly unique brainstorming session, exploring not only the world and story of Bryan's idea, but also considerations of soundscapes and audio signatures. It's a RTP episode unlike any other, but one thing remains the same... at the end, there's a mountain of Literary Gold for everyone! (and, if you missed it, then thank goodness the INternet is a time travel machine! Go back in time and enjoy K.C. Wayland's Showcase Episode!) PROMO: "The Black" by Paul Elard Cooley Workshop Episode 72 (Guest Host: K. C. Wayland) [caution: mature language - listener discretion is advised] Share your comments to this (or any) episode over at the RTP Forum! Check out this and all our episodes on iTunes and on Stitcher Radio! "The Tales of We're Alive" is being written even as we speak! He's developing two other series (very secret, hush-hush) He'll be at SXSW this year, as well as Wondercon.Comic-con and Comikaze Make the scene at KC'S Blog and then make your way to the fabulous "We're Alive" site There's some great footage up and the Wayland Productions YouTube Channel, too! Follow him on Twitter: @waylandprod. and on Facebook! Christof in the (cyber) world... Christof Laputka   Start with the fabulous "Leviathan Chronicles", now in it's second season! Then check him out on Twitter, and Facebook He's also on LinkedIn and Goodreads   Guest Writer Bryan Lincoln is doing some amazing things... Bryan Lincoln His base of operations on the Internet is at Bryan Lincoln Productions He's produced some AMAZING audio drama including Hidden Harbor Mysteries and HG World Definitely tune in to The Fullcast Podcast (with co-host Abigail Hilton) Then follow him on Twitter, and Facebook

Colm and Rory step into the guest hosting spot for the Sonic Society and introduce the incredible Hidden Harbor Mysteries by Jay Smith and Bryan Lincoln with episodes 1-3.

Big, Rish, and Bryan Lincoln talk about the project, and little green men.Warning: may include science.

Big, Rish, and Bryan Lincoln talk about the project, and little green men.Warning: may include science. Right click HERE to download the episode, select Save Link As, and save the file to your hard drive.

An entity is pulled from its slumber, to perform its duty. What is that duty? It's pretty distasteful. Listen to the dark poem by Bryan Lincoln that was good enough to force Big and Rish's hand, and make them run their least favorite literary genre on their show. Afterward, Rish and Big curse Bryan's name, and vow to avenge the wrong he has done to them. They also praise his good looks, and flounder about pathetically while trying to interpret just what happened in the poem. Luckily, Sonny See was there to rescue them. Special thanks to Sonny See for producing and narrating today's story, as well as providing the episode art.

Everyone finds the Others revolting. They are aliens, unwelcome visitors now squatting on Earth. And when Hughes is forced to partner up with one of the Others for his Biology class presentation, he is mortified and disgusted. But will he still feel that way once he's gotten to know her?  Afterwards, we invite the producer of today's story, Clay Dugger, into the studio to discuss the story, its length, and lack of awesomeness. Special thanks to Clay Dugger for producing today's story, to Renee Chambliss, Thea Killen-Smith, Dave Robison, Rich Girardi, Abigail Hilton, jay Langejans, Julie Hoverson, Joe Zieja, Gina Moretto, Bryan Lincoln, and Clay Dugger for lending their voices to the episode, and to Gino Moretto for creating the art for the story.

It's the live episode we recorded at this year's New Media Expo.Gretta's child is scheduled for "the test".  She knows he won't pass it, and is determined to do everything she can to get out of it.Afterwards, Big and Rish welcome in a whole group of guests to talk about the story and this year's New Media Expo experience. Special thanks to Justin Charles for producing today's story, to Bryan Lincoln, Renee Chambliss, Marshal Latham, Abigail Hilton, and Johnny Fiesty for lending their voices to the episode.

It's a sequel everybody!  But not really, more like a side-quel.  Or whatever the Scorpion King movie was.  It's that.  Recorded live at the NMX, then taken home and edited and sweetened until you'd never know that it was once live, it's "Fatherly Pride." Rish Outfield is digging up that barbecue sketch idea that he used in last year's episode called "Wedded Bliss."  Three guys are having a conversation at a barbecue.  That's what the plot is, go...Afterwards, Rish and Big talk about performing comedy live before a studio audience, parenthood/unclehood, and debate for long pointless hours just which Jeff Speakman flick is the best. Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln and Marshal Latham for lending their voices to the episode.

This is a terrific, full-cast, live reading of “Chuckles Mulrooney, Attorney for the Damned.” It was recording at the New Media Expo in Las Vegas in January 2014, and was engineered and mastered by Bryan Lincoln. Renee Chambliss did the cajoling and organizing on behalf of NMX to select the right story, and they assembled the perfect cast to bring it to life! Big thanks to both, and we hope you enjoy it! The Killer Cast: Narrator – Renee Chambliss Victor – Johnny Feisty Morty – Scott Sigler Satan – Rish Outfield Chuckles – Big Anklevich Mephistopheles – Marshal Latham Sound effects by Bryan Lincoln Big thanks to Bryan Lincoln for the wonderful story audio.This sounds so good and is proof of a rich, wonderful environment alive and well in podcast fiction. As I mention in the intro, there were several live readings during the conference, all delightful.

In our final episode recorded live at the New Media Expo in Las Vegas, we perform Scott Sigler's short story "Chuckles Mulrooney: Attorney For The Damned."  Satan keeps sneaking hidden clauses into the contracts people sign when selling their souls.  Chuckles himself got duped this way, but he's not taking it lying down.  He wants to stick it to the man. Special thanks to Scott Sigler, Renee Chambliss, Johnny Feisty, and Marshal Latham for lending their voices to today's story, and to Bryan Lincoln for live-producing the performance.

Does Thou Want To Make A Podcast?  'Tis the first winning story in the Dunesteef's Triple Word Score Contest, Jennifer Gifford's "Tainted Angels"  Where evil lurks in the guise of innocence, a world-famous archer also walks, dispatching of foes as only he can. Afterward, Rish and Big talk about this contest, the story's length, and mythology behind it.  Unfortunately, there may be singing.Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing and narrating today's story.

We promised it, and it's finally here.  Just in time for a new year's New Media Expo.Rish Outfield presents a "live" full-cast reading of his story "Office Visit."  Not much goes on in Genie and Sally's little town of McKay, except for riding up and down Main Street on their bicycles.  But when a new dentist opens an office there, and people start raving about his service, the girls take it upon themselves to investigate. Afterward, Big and Rish are joined by the cast, Bryan Lincoln, Renee Chambliss, L. Scribe Harris, Marshal Latham, and Abbie Hilton, to discus their get-together, and the New Media Expo's pros and cons.  Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln, Renee Chambliss, L. Scribe Harris, Marshal Latham, and Abbie Hilton for lending their voices to the tale.

The Dunesteef is back with a brand new edition, produced by Bryan Lincoln!  In "The Battle of the Ideas," Garrett is an aspiring writer who seldom makes time for writing his stories.  He figures his characters understand and will forgive him for it.  Turns out, he couldn't be more wrong.   Afterward, Big and Rish talk about the major economic strengths and weaknesses of Sudan.  Oh, no, actually, they talk about writing.   Note: This is the "official " release of this episode.  The "bootleg" release is available elsewhere.

The End.  The Diary of Jill Woodbine was a finalist for a 2012 Parsec Award. The author would like to thank the cast and crew (past and present) of HG World for the inspiration and the support he's received in making this podionovel as a companion series to the Parsec-winning audio drama series.  Thank you to Michael Stokes, Bryan Lincoln, Kevin MacLeod, and of course the voice of our miss Jilly - Veronica Giguere."This novel is dedicated to those who inspired my love of audio theater.  Bob Crawford, Arch Oboler, Orson Welles, Douglas Adams, and Dirk Maggs. Happy Halloween, my friends.  - Jay Smith" This audio novel was written by Jay Smith read by Veronica Giguere, with music by Kevin McLeod and mixed by Michael Stokes.

In this special episode, we discuss with popular podcast host Tom Merritt one question: "What is the difference between Science Fiction and Fantasy? " With answers from authors and podcasters at Balticon 47, we try to help define the two different, yet similar large genres of Speculative Fiction.We hear from the great minds of Myke Cole, Paul E. Cooley, Brand Gamblin, Veronica Guigure, P.C. Haring, Starla Huchton, Bryan Lincoln and Scott Sigler. Promo for Dead Robots Society

Jeremy Leclerc is a Knight Templar.  In his journeys, he's encountered many supernatural beings, some friendly, some less-than-friendly.  But now, women have been disappearing throughout Charlotte because of a hideous, soul-sucking creature.  Has he met his match this time? Afterward, Big and Rish talk about proper pronunciation of words versus saying things the cool-sounding way, French accents and their ability or lack of ability to scare away listeners, and what stuff we might have prepared for you in the future on the podcast.Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing the episode and to Starla Huchton, Kathryn Pride, L. “Scribe” Harris, and Kathy Bowler lending their voices to the tale, as well as Michael Church for the art.

Harry heads to his friend Mark's house for a neighborhood barbecue, when a sore subject comes up.  Then a contest in one-upsmanship breaks out.  Who has it best, Harry, Mark, or Fisher?  And who has it worst?Afterward, Rish gives us a sort of on the spot author's note...no, that's not right...more like an origin story, which is more fitting, I suppose since it's Rish we're talking about.  And Big and Rish introduce the newest Dunesteef writing contest.  Be sure you sign up to be a part of it.Special thanks to L. "Scribe" Harris and Bryan Lincoln for lending their voices to the tale.

Tyler left home to serve in the military.  He was assigned to the security detail for the alien visitors known as Silvers.  Nothing could be more shameful in the eyes of his family.  You never really can leave home, though.  Tyler's father, Harlan, is dying, and he is called back to be there for his final hours.  Tyler thinks he knows what awaits him at the family farm, but he couldn't be more wrong...In a first for the show, Big and Rish have the producer of the episode, Bryan Lincoln, as a very special guest star.  They talk about the production, its challenges, and how this story is unlike all the episodes that came before it.  They're demons, Lenny!Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing today's story, and to Kathryn Pride, Tobias Queen, Tom Merritt, Larry Bailey, David Robison, Brion Humphrey, James David Jackson, David Mastin, and Bryan Lincoln for lending their voices to today's episode.

Remel is one of the greatest swordsmen in the land.  He definitely would be the greatest, but he has a few challenges that stand in his way...especially today, and with an invading force sacking the city, what will he do?Afterward, Big and Rish say silly things.  Most of the really heavy, depressing stuff has been cut out of this episode, so while it might still be offensive, it's sure to be fun.Special thanks to SonnySee for producing today's story, also to Bryan Lincoln, Dan Lynch, DesiaB, Rob Haines, Josh Roseman, Damon Shaw, Wendy Cooper, Scott Pigg, and SonnySee for lending their voices to today's episode.

Metta screwed up, and now she's been boxed - sentenced to spend 57 years with her consciousness separated from her body in a neural retainer.  It's awful.  Worse than anything she's ever experienced.  There must be some way out of this, right?Afterward, Big and Rish talk about being boxed, Demolition Man, and other stellar Will McIntosh stories like "Bridesicle" and "Midnight Blue."Special thanks to R.E. Chambliss for producing today's story, also to Bryan Lincoln, Christopher Munroe, Eric Kenny, Sgzhanke S. Carlo, The Tie-Dye Flipster, and R.E. Chambliss for lending their voices to today's episode.

An AI has turned rogue, and will stop at nothing to achieve its goal, including murdering a child or even a Plague Bird!  Find out what happens next in the thrilling conclusion...Also Big and Rish forget what time of year it is, and rather talk green beer and leprechauns, they spend the episode giving thanks.Speaking of thanks. special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing today's story, to L. "Scribe" Harris, Veronica Belmont, Paul Kuhr, James David Jackson, and Bryan Lincoln for lending their voices to today's episode, and to Gino Moretto for today's episode art.

In a sequel to his story "Plague Birds" that appeared on the Dunesteef on episode 92, Jason Sanford tells the story of Plague Bird Christina de Ane's further adventures in the future earth that has been driven toward the brink of insanity by gene manipulation.  She arrives in a new village, where the Alderman's son has been brutally murdered, and is duty bound to dispense justice.  But something just doesn't seem right...Also, Big and Rish talk about how much better The Dark Knight is than its predecessor Batman Begins.  They also talk about how much better Star Trek: The Wrath Of Khan is than its predecessor Star Trek: The Motion Picture.  And that's before the story even begins.  You'd think we were in for a long show, but surprisingly, they reign it in after the story ends.  You may not be searching for a way to deafen yourself by the end of the show after all.Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing today's story, to L. "Scribe" Harris, Veronica Belmont, Paul Kuhr, James David Jackson, and Bryan Lincoln for lending their voices to today's episode, and to Melissa Hills for today's episode art.

Is this our Valentine's Day episode, or another anti-Valentine's show?  You be the judge. It's the question on everybody's minds, as soon as they hear about fully-functional, human-like robots.  And though you wouldn't know it from listening to Rish Outfield, this story was not written by Robert Louis Stevenson. Afterward, very little gets said about robot sex, but there is a little more spoken about human relationships, and a couple of stories about inspiration are swapped.  If you're that guy who complained about platitudes, though, you will find nothing of worth here, so move along.Special thanks to Kim Price, Julie Hoverson, Bryan Lincoln, Marshal Latham, Amory Lowe, Joe Zieja, Josh Roseman, Damon Shaw, Amanda Crum, Clay Dugger, and Scott Pigg for lending their voices to today's episode.

The season finale is here. The game has changed and everyone wants to get to Wishwell, PA and the HG World refuge.  Meanwhile within HG World, the peace is broken as dark secrets are revealed.  And the world will change forever for those taken shelter at the First Church of Wishwell. HG WORLD Episode 5, "Lock Up the Streets & Houses" featured Jason Arumond as REG, Eric Avedissian as ARCHER, Glen Bartram as HARRIS, Steve Cox as MR. FISHER, Keith R.A. DeCandido as TODD RAGE, Stacy Dooks as GARRISON, M Sieiro Garcia as JENNY JO and SARGE, Tracy Hall as DOREEN, Shane Harris as THE MAYOR, Orenthal Hawkins as HAWK, Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as JO, D T Kelly as JEB, Laura Nicole as AARON, Scott Pigg as MORRISON, Rebecca Rinas as RONNI, Lee Sands as DOGBERRY, Dustin Shanafelter as DAVID, Reena Sharma as BARBARA, Ryan Smith as HICKS, David Sobkowiak as READICK. Carole Stokes as JAN, Michael L Stokes as MAJOR GRANT, and Mark Zaricor as CRAZY JOE and PASTOR DAWKINS. Production Show Runner Ayoub Khote. Line Direction by Laura Nicole and Bryan Lincoln. Scene Assembly by Bryan Lincoln and Scott Pigg. Foley and Sound FX Wrangling by Scott Pigg. Engineered and Mixed by Michael L. Stokes. Music composed and arranged my Michael L. Stokes. Ukelele performed by Wally Smith. Jonathan Coulton's "De-Evolving" used in compliance with the Creative Commons License. HG World was Written by Jay Smith and is a production of 3015 north studios. William Shatner will return in "By Hooker by Crook"

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.

When a household mishap causes Rudy to lose his finger, he discovers more than just dead tissue: something alive about the severed digit. How could that happen? What does it mean? Where is it going? I just can't put my finger on it...Also, Rish about Big say a word or two about the unknown, and many more words about constructive criticism and trying to get better at creative endeavors.Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing today's story, and Veronica Giguere for lending her voice to the episode.

Todd Rage introduces a mysterious stranger stuck at the top of a mountain fire tower. He's safe, but where will he go from there? Gregg (with three Gs) and Kara ponder their situation in the HG World "Down-Under". HG World management raise suspicions over Barbara's true motives and activities and wonder if her arrival and the stranger's arrival in the fire tower are somehow connected. Hank puts the pressure on his clients to "share the wealth."  Featured , Glen Bartram as Harris, Frank Bedene as Gregg, Peter Cavell as Paul, Keith R A DeCandido as Todd Rage, John S Drew as Hank, M Sieiro Garcia as Jenny Jo, Shane Harris as The Mayor, Orenthal Hawkins as Hawk, DT Kelly as Jeb, Martha Linbo-Terhaar as Kara, Cheryl Malcom as Ellen & Regina, Dustin Shanafelter as David, Reena Sharma as Barbara, Ryan Smith as Hicks, Carole Stokes as Ruby, Ethan Stokes as Zeke, and Michael L Stokes as Jack The episode was written by Jay Smith, Line Direction and Production Assistance by Jim Patton, with assistance from Bryan Lincoln and Scott Pigg.  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. Music Credits: "(Down Home Rockin, Babylon Extended, Interloper, Redletter, Ritual) Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com)" "(De-Evolving) Jonathan Coulton (http://www.jonathancoulton.com)" 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.

Written on a dare, and produced by Bryan "The Fonz" Lincoln, the Dunesteef brings you "Spider Hunt." Lysel was attacked and bitten by a giant venomous spider, now Leyton must collect dozens of venom sacs to make the antidote for the poison, or his sister will perish.  Can he get them in time... Afterward, Big and Rish talk about spiders, the sounds they might make, and creative outlets.  Big talks about "The Thundercats" and Rish complains about special effects...again.  Just count yourself lucky they don't sing the theme to "Mister Belvedere."Special thanks Bryan Lincoln for producing today's story, and to Angela Moore for lending her voice to today's episode.

An alarm has started ringing, but no one knows what it's for.  Old Havermayer, the beggar, says it's a signal to alert the town that the dragon wakes.  Could it be true?  What will become of this peaceful town?Plus, Rish and Big talk Batman casting (that's right, they cast Bane's part...oh, and maybe another part too), and someone stops in to offer Rish Outfield a little help with women, just in time for Valentine's Day.Special thanks Marshal Latham for producing today's story, and to Bryan Lincoln, Marshal Latham, and Kelly Latham for lending their voices to today's episode.

A plague bird has come to Cristina de Ane.  What does it want?  To punish her old boyfriend for attacking and crippling her?  To punish someone in the next town over for their savage ways?  To punish Cristina's own town for some new misdeed?  Or something else entirely? Afterward, Rish gets violently ill, and he and Big talk about vomiting for waaay too long.  Plus, they ask the musical question, can Hilton help the hopeless?Special thanks Bryan Lincoln for producing today's story, and to L. "Scribe" Harris, Abigail Hilton, Norm Sherman, R.E. Chambliss, Stacy Dooks, John Riendeau, and Liz Lincoln for lending their voices to today's 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.  

The penultimate chapter sees Ken, Barbara, and Sarge following Mifflin to The Keep - a final stop before the Makwe Resort.  There they reunite with an old friend who proposes an end game to defeat the Brotherhood once and for all and escape a thousand acres of hostile wilderness.  Episode 12 starred James Baxter as Ken Bryan Lincoln as Mark, and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Jo. Featuring Jule Hoverson as Balamani Sarasvatsi, M Sieiro Garcia as Sarge, and Bruce Busby as Mifflin.  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.  

Ken and Barbara make their way toward the Makwe Testing Facilities alone, unaware they are being hunted.  What awaits them in the remote wilderness of upstate New York may represent the end of any hope to eradicate the undead plague.  Meanwhile Mark Shearer races to finish his story before the series is to go live to the world.  Will he tell the whole truth or just the truth the world is prepared to hear?  (Episode 11 of 13) Episode 11 starred James Baxter as Ken and Bryan Lincoln as Mark. Featuring Jule Hoverson as Balamani "Barbara" Sarasvatsi, M Sieiro Garcia as Sarge, Dave Robison as the Editor, and Bruce Busby as Mifflin. 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.

The Battle of Slim Shimmer rages as Dr. Van Hawkins' master plan is revealed.  Will Mark's podcast reveal the truth about Ken Peters or will the editorial demands of "sweeps week" prevail? Starring James Baxter as Ken and Bryan Lincoln as Mark. Featuring Ayoub Khote as McInnes, Michael L Stokes as Grant, Laura Nicole as Dr. Vesta, M Sieiro Garcia as Sarge, Ron Runeborg as Ying. Featuring Orenthal Hawkins as Dr. Van Hawkins, Jule Hoverson as Balamani Sarasvatsi  With Chris Clendenning and Kim Gianopoulos. The episode was written by Jay Smith. Show running and Editing by Bryan Lincoln. Production assistance by DT Kelly and Ginny Swann.  Sound FX, Sound Design, mixing and mastering by Michael L Stokes. Musical Direction by Michael L Stokes and Jay Smith featuring original music by Kevin MacLeod, used courtesy of the Creative Commons License

In a prequel to CHEMO: The Town Of Golden Woods, there's been a riot at the prison, but it's not like any riot you've ever seen before.  It's Agent Joseph's first mission with CHEMO and his team of rookies will be tested to its limits.Also Big and Rish talk about different kinds of zombies, experiences with the military, and we get the return of one of your favorite features of yesteryear.  Don't miss it!Don't forget that the October Scary Story Event is going on now.  You really ought to get started.Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing this week's episode, and to Lizanne Herd, Nicole Suddeth, Ray Saltrelli, Bryan Lincoln and Buchis and Ghomis of the A.I.E. Raid Wrapup podcast for lending their voices to today's story.

Slim Shimmer's Family Fun Park looks like sanctuary but, as the survivors have learned, no place is safe.  Waiting for them inside the resort is something that transforms what we know about necroambulates and the depths of a conspiracy that links The Makwe Resort, the Brotherhood, and even HG World and Jill Woodbine.  Starring James Baxter as Ken, Bryan Lincoln as Mark, and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Jo. Featuring Ayoub Khote as McInnes, Michael L Stokes as Grant, Laura Nicole as Dr. Vesta, M Sieiro Garcia as Sarge, Ron Runeborg as Ying. Featuring Orenthal Hawkins  as Dr. Van Hawkins, Jule Hoverson as Balamani Sarasvatsi, Dave Robison as The Editor,  With Chris Clendenning, Dan Kelly, Eric Avedissian, Adam Lincoln, and Kathy Bowler. And Special Guest Jim Krut as Brother Savini. The episode was written by Jay Smith. Show running and Editing by Bryan Lincoln. Production assistance by DT Kelly and Ginny Swann.  Sound FX, Sound Design, mixing and mastering by Michael L Stokes. Musical Direction by Michael L Stokes and Jay Smith featuring original music by Kevin MacLeod, used courtesy of the Creative Commons License

Andrea was lonely and vulnerable when she met Loren Wells in San Francisco.  He came up to her and introduced himself, telling her favorite joke.  He seemed like a great guy.  But when she started to respond to his attentions, Loren fled, leaving her only a cryptic note on a napkin...Also, Rish and Big are joined by several guest stars in the studio today including Wolfman Jack, Casey Kasem, and Casey Kasem?  They throw out the question, if you had a time machine, where would you go?Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing today's story, and to R.E. Chambliss and Abigail Hilton for lending their voices to today's episode.

An uneasy night passes inside the shelter.  McInnes is ill, the children are in a panic and Major Grant is pushed to his breaking point.  Will the survive the night and successfully transport the surviving children to Slim Shimmer's Amusement Park? Starring James Baxter as Ken, Bryan Lincoln as Mark, and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Jo. Featuring Ayoub Khote as McInnes, Michael L Stokes as Grant, Laura Nicole as Dr. Vesta, M Sieiro Garcia as Sarge, Ron Runeborg as Ying. Featuring Orenthal Hawkins  as Dr. Van Hawkins and Jule Hoverson as Balamani Sarasvatsi. With Renee Chambliss as Becky, Larry Bailey as West.  Additional Voices by Bryan Lincoln and Veronica Giguere. The episode was written by Jay Smith. Show running and Editing by Bryan Lincoln. Production assistance by DT Kelly and Ginny Swann.  Sound FX, Sound Design, mixing and mastering by Michael L Stokes. Musical Direction by Michael L Stokes and Jay Smith featuring original music by Michael L Stokes, Kevin MacLeod and Admiral Bob, used courtesy of the Creative Commons License.     “Devastation and Revenge” - Kevin MacLeod Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

  In the future, a sick Ken Peters faces his mortality and tries to recount his battle with “The Googies” before his time runs out. Back in time and overloaded with refugees of General Ying’s recruiting “farm” for the Happy Valley Militia, a younger Ken fights alongside McInnes, Grant, Dr. Vesta, Jo and Sarge against hostile eaters to reach a secure place to camp – an abandoned strip club just off their main route. But is any place truly safe? Is any man, woman…or child? Starring James Baxter as Ken, Bryan Lincoln as Mark, Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Jo. Featuring Ayoub Khote as McInnes, Michael L Stokes as Grant, Laura Nicole as Dr. Vesta, M Sieiro Garcia as Sarge, Ron Runeborg as Ying. With Steve Cox as The Doctor, Ray Saltrelli as “B”, Larry Bailey as West, and Renee Chambliss as Becky. The episode was written and directed by Jay Smith. Line Direction and Editing by Bryan Lincoln. Sound FX, Sound Design, Mixing and Mastering by Michael L Stokes. Musical Direction by Michael L Stokes and Jay Smith featuring original music by Michael L Stokes, Kevin MacLeod and Admiral Bob, used courtesy of the Creative Commons License.   Admiral Bob appears courtesy of the Creative Commons license with works covered under Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0). Visit http://ccmixter.org/people/admiralbob77/profile for more information on works by this artist.   Kevin Macleod courtesy of the Creative Commons license with works covered under Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0). Visit http://incompetech.com/ for more information on works by this artist.   “Devastation and Revenge” - Kevin MacLeod Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/   “Sunrise” - Admiral Bob Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/   “Where Do We Go?” - Admiral Bob Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/   “The Key” - Admiral Bob Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/   “Bittersweet Moments” - Michael L Stokes Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License  

Two stories for you this time.  First the champion of last year's October Scary Story Event, "All on St. Mark's Eve," tells of a town's legend of finding out who will die in the upcoming year, and a couple all too eager to find out if someone in particular is on the list.  Then, a bonus additional story.  "The Day Hypnotism Died," recounts one particular night in the lives of four teenage boys, and the performance that would change each of them forever. Also, Big and Rish talk about their own experiences with--and thoughts on--hypnotism.Special thanks to Julie Hoverson, John Riendeau, and Bryan Lincoln for lending their voices to today's episode.

Sophie is a bartender...and a were-leopard.  All she wants to do is be left alone, but an annoying patron has run afoul of the local pack leader.  Now it's up to Sophie to do something about it. Afterward, Big and Rish ask if this can be considered a werewolf story, Rish says many offensive things and tries to burn bridges with the author, and Big brings you Round 3 of the Anti-Cat Association Round Table discussion.Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing this week's story.  Also, special thanks to L. "Scribe" Harris of the Pendragon Variety Podcast, Liz Lincoln, Bryan Lincoln, Rebecca Lincoln, and John Lincoln for lending their voices to today's episode.

  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

Nobody enjoys flies buzzing around their house, but Craig Payne really despises them.  He rather enjoys ridding himself of the insect pests, and makes it his mission, his obsession, to keep his home from becoming the kingdom of flies. Also, Rish and Big talk about catching bugs, shooting at rabbits and squirrels, bashing fish on the head, basic cruelty to animals.  And Rish inadvertently ends up displaying several signs of being a incipient serial killer.  Big surprise there, huh?Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing today's story.  Also, thanks to John Riendeau and Liz Lincoln for lending their voices to today's episode.

Please excuse the tardiness of this week's show. Big's hard drive crashed and burned, so desperate measures had to be taken. But now, we proudly present, Maps Of The Bible by Jason Sanford. Jedediah Stanton's father died in the Korean Conflict, but he's watching over him still. For Jed's father has a secret, and he wants it to remain hidden... Also, Big and Rish talk about the great computer crash, improving as writers and Spiderman...again. Special thanks to Josh Roseman and Julia Hoverson for lending their voices to today's episode. Extra special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for stepping in during the crisis and putting the episode together. We couldn't have done it without you.

  Ken Peters finds himself drawn deeper into The Brotherhood and its weird ways that are somehow linked to the living dead.  What will he find in the Chamber of Heirs and what's happened to the children? Googies Chapter 4 starred James Baxter as Ken, Bryan Lincoln as Mark and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Jo. Featuring B Busby as Mifflin, Peter Cavell as the Priest, Stacy Dooks as Brother Loving, and Alex Gilmour as Brother Sloth. The episode was written and directed by Jay Smith. Show running and Voice Direction by 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 original music by Michael L Stokes with incidental music by Kevin MacLeod and Jonathan Coulton used 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.com Make sure to check out BALTICON this Memorial Day weekend, featuring several HG World actors and crew!

Googies Chapter 3 stars James Baxter as Ken, Bryan Lincoln as Mark and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Jo. Featuring B Busby as Mifflin, Peter Cavell as the Priest, Stacy Dooks as Brother Loving, and Alex Gilmour as Brother Sloth. The episode was written and directed by Jay Smith.　 Show running and Voice Direction by 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 original music by Michael L Stokes with incidental music by Kevin MacLeod and Jonathan Coulton used 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.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.

If Rish survives this week, we present to you "Playable Character" by Eric Juneau. It's not easy being a character in a computer role-playing game.  You can rarely go where you want to, hang around your friends, wear the armor you've been eyeing.  Worse is when your player wants you to run all over the kingdom and slay monsters, or worst of all, when high-level campers stand in the way of you and your player's goal.Also, Big and Rish talk a bit about World of Warcraft, but mostly they revisit everyone's favorite topic: irrational fears.  This time, they take a look at some listeners' fears and have fun mockin--er, commiserating with them.Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing and editing today's story, and to Liz Lincoln, John Lincoln, Bryan Lincoln, Buchis and Ghomus from the AIE guild on Earthen Ring, and Aeriah and Siek from the Imperfection guild on Lightninghoof for lending their voices to today's episode.

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.

Jake is sick, wretchedly sick.  He is overcome with vomiting spells, his joints feel like they're filled with gravel, and he can't even summon the strength to drive home from work.  He certainly must have been poisoned.  But who would do such a thing?  Does he have an enemy?Don't answer the question, dude, it's just a teaser to get you interested in listening to the story.Also, Big and Rish talk about...well, they talk about something.  What could it be?  The only surefire way to find out is to listen.  Have fun.Today's story is produced by Bryan Lincoln, who narrated and edited the tale.  Also special thanks to Liz Lincoln, Sarah Slater, John Riendeau, and Abigail Hilton for lending their voices to the story.

Our first episode has been remastered and re-recorded. This is an excellent point to jump into HG World as a new listener! The zombie apocalypse has reached the remote parts of northeastern Pennsylvania and local high school students Gray (Stacy Dooks), Caitlin (M Sieiro Garcia), Derrik (DJ Breau), Hicks (Ryan Smith) and Ronni (Rebecca Rinas) are stuck for something to do. They meet at the Wishwell Community Center where Pastor Douglas Dawkins (Mark Zaricor) is petitioning the local seniors to come with him to higher ground where they can ride out the metaphorical storm. Gray decides a house party is the best way to handle the situation and enlists his friends to loot the local Pump’n Go convenience store for supplies. From there, the world changes. Features Bryan Lincoln as Carl with Scott Pigg and Tanja Milojevic, Keith DeCandido, Veronica Giguere, Eric Avedissian, Glenn Hascall, Caith Donovan, Jeremy Pinkham and Teresa Queen. The episode was written and directed by Jay Smith. Show running and Voice Direction by Bryan Lincoln, Editing by Bryan Lincoln, Sound FX and Sound Design by Michael L Stokes, Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Michael L Stokes, Musical Direction by Michael L Stokes and Jay Smith featuring original music by Michael L Stokes, Kevin MacLeod and Jonathan Coulton used 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.com

An Introduction to a decade of shows on this network including the zombie horror serial HG WORLD, the pulp adventure HIDDEN HARBOR MYSTERIES, fantasy and horror fiction, and podcasts on writing, cosplay, ghost hunting, and more. All on one channel.  Like and subscribe for more adventures and check out Jay's web page - www.jaysmithaudio.com Narrated by Tracy Hall "De-evolving" - (Theme from HG World) by Jonathan Coulton Hidden Harbor Mysteries intro by Bryan Lincoln and Dave Robison Music by Kevin MacLeod