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Horror audio theater on the theme of “Spring.”Host: Sean DillonSupport the artists of Dead North at: https://www.patreon.com/deadnorth-----SHANTYBy Paper SoulWritten by J. Merrill MotzPerformed by Suzie JuulIntro music by GabrielDouglas from PixabayOutro music by Cherly KaCherly from the Free Music ArchiveSHANTY was originally produced in April 2019 as part of Freshwater Theatre's "Blood Runs Cold", performed by Ariel Pinkerton.Special thanks to Samantha Star of Mermaid Music, and to Ariel Pinkerton.SHANTY was inspired by the old traditional song (sometimes called a murder ballad) The Twa Sisters, but with a slight Minnesota slant. If you know the song you know the story, and if you don't, well...that would give it away. SHANTY was originally produced in April 2019 as part of Freshwater Theatre's "Blood Runs Cold", performed by Ariel Pinkerton.Paper Soul was founded by Motz (rhymes with boats) for the 2013 MN Fringe and has created several experiments in the solo performance style ever since. Motz's plays have been produced locally through Freshwater Theatre, Swandive Theatre's Veggie Stock, Fearless Comedy Presents, and the University of Wisconsin at Fon du Lac. Motz serves on the board of directors for Theatre Pro Rata, the artist committee for the Minnesota Fringe, and as co-host of Workplace Drama, a storytelling show based in both Minneapolis & Los Angeles, alongside Les Kurkendaal-Barrett.Paper Soul may or may not be participating in various digital fringe festivals in the coming year, hopefully, but updates can be found at www.papersoul.org-----THE CURE FOR SLEEPPresented by Dangerous ProductionsWritten by Jay Kistler/Tyler OlsenProduced and Sound Designed by Søren OlsenVoice Cast: Liz Carey-Linskey, Garrett Vollmer, Megan Nichols, Sadie Plendl, Laura Baller Mauler, Chris RoweDirected by Jay KistlerWhat’s your relationship to sleep? Do you get 8 hours or do you find the whole need for rest annoying? Tune into The Zone w/ Wendy and Travis to help you focus on yourself and ease into the next day. This week’s episode is sponsored by SOMNICIENT - More Done with Less!Dangerous Productions has produced over a dozen horror works since 2012. A regular at the Twin Cities Horror Festival, their bloody and mind-bending productions are created collaboratively, utilizing horror to explore the terrifying realities of today’s world. In addition to horror, they create outrageous comedies and community-inspired theater.-----SPRING CLEANINGBy Big Fun Radio FuntimeWritten and Produced by Tim WickVocal performances by Charles Hubbell, Lolly Foy, Tim Wick, and Jena YoungSpring Cleaning was inspired by a little bit of Charles Dickens, a little bit of Irish folklore, and by a wish that dust bunnies were just a little bit more interesting.Big Fun Radio Funtime has been producing live comedy radio performances since 2013. We have also produced horror with the Twin Cities Horror Festival. We recently had a work featured in Blight Christmas.-----BLOOMWritten by Rob WardPerformed by Natalie Rae WassSpecial thanks to Sean DillonRob says: “My grandmother told me a story about a friend of hers who had these diet pills. One day in the 1960s, this friend was over at my grandmother’s house and left her diet pills on the windowsill. It was summer. The sun melted the pills and revealed to her what made them so effective. Those pills my grandmother’s friend had contained eggs. The hot sun caused those eggs to hatch...into tapeworms. Now tapeworms are disgusting little things. I wanted to explore the idea of a beautiful parasite.”Rob Ward is an actor, choreographer, and most recently, a writer, living and working in the Twin Cities. His most recent piece “A Visit From St. Christopher” was featured on the Blight Christmas podcast. Rob serves as a board member/resident psychopath for Oncoming Productions.Natalie has been working as an actor, mascot, emcee, and storyteller in the Twin Cities for the past 20 years. She is best known for writing and starring in the autobiographical 2013 Minnesota Fringe Festival hit ‘Fashion Risk or the Accidental Nudist’. Natalie is a board member for Green T Productions.Be on the lookout for Rob’s first novel “Click”. In the meantime, you can check him out at robwardcreative.com You can also see what Natalie is up to at natalieraewass.com.-----THE MONKEY’S PAWPresented by Rogues Gallery ArtsOriginal story by W.W. JacobsAdapted, directed and audio designed by Duck WashingtonFeaturing the voice talents of:Angela Fox - NarratorKari Elizabeth Godfrey - Mrs. WhiteAndrew S. Troth - Mr. WhiteDavid Elwyn - HerbertMatthew Kessen - Sergeant Major MorrisChris Rodriguez - The VisitorAn audio adaptation of the classic story by W.W. Jacobs in which a family tempts with their fates, and also with their sorrows.Rogues Gallery Arts has been producing theater in the Twin Cities area since 2010 including three productions in the Twin Cities Horror Festival.Find them online at: https://www.facebook.com/roguesgalleryarts-----Dead North is a production of Oncoming Productions and Hot Chocolate Media.www.oncomingproductions.comhttps://www.hotchocolatemedia.netProducers: Sean and Mallory Dillon for Oncoming Productions, Kyle Dekker and Jacob Gulliver for Hot Chocolate Media Intro/Outro/Interstitial Music: Erik OstromPublicity: Rob WardThe rights to individual pieces are retained by their creators, all rights reserved.Our intro/outro/interstitial music samples “Ice Breaking 01” by dheming, used under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. https://freesound.org/people/dheming/sounds/268023/Dead North is supported by listener donations, and the donations we receive are shared with our artist contributors. Please consider donating at https://paypal.me/pools/c/8xIL7PIg12 or becoming an ongoing patron at www.patreon.com/deadnorth .Please subscribe and rate Dead North wherever you get your podcasts, to help us spread the word.Our next episode, “Summer,” is scheduled for release June 15, 2021. Thank you for listening.

It's all over. Season Finale. Subscribe now and follow us on tomorrowthevoidpodcast.com or Twitter and Instagram (@tomorrowthevoid) for updates. Transcript available on the website. Created by Andrew Santoro and Kelsey Henry. Illustrated transcripts, bonus behind-the-scenes discussions, and more are available on our Patreon. You can also buy us a cup of coffee on Ko-fi. Voices in order of appearance: Charles Hubbell as Narrator and Milton Andrew Santoro as David Kelsey Henry as Argus Cover art by Robert James Algeo. Intro Theme by Just Star Stuff.   Content Notes: Swearing. Discussion of death and extinction.

A trial is held. Show us your review and we will send you a sticker! Send us a screenshot of your Apple Podcast review to tomorrowthevoid@gmail.com, along with your mailing info to receive a sticker featuring our logo. Subscribe now and follow us on tomorrowthevoidpodcast.com or Twitter and Instagram (@tomorrowthevoid) for updates. Transcript available on the website. Created by Andrew Santoro and Kelsey Henry. Illustrated transcripts, bonus behind-the-scenes discussions, and more are available on our Patreon. You can also buy us a cup of coffee on Ko-fi. Voices in order of appearance: Charles Hubbell as Narrator Andrew Santoro as David Yasin Elabdi as XO Ro Cornell as Captain Calloway Lee Fillingsness as Fyodor Kelsey Henry as Argus Cover art by Robert James Algeo. Intro Theme by Just Star Stuff.   Content Notes: Swearing. Gore. Visceral sounds. Depiction of emotional distress and pain. Jump scares. Mention of death.

A reunion occurs behind closed doors. Show us your review and we will send you a sticker! Send us a screenshot of your Apple Podcast review to tomorrowthevoid@gmail.com, along with your mailing info to receive a sticker featuring our logo. Subscribe now and follow us on tomorrowthevoidpodcast.com or Twitter and Instagram (@tomorrowthevoid) for updates. Transcript available on the website. Created by Andrew Santoro and Kelsey Henry. Illustrated transcripts, bonus behind-the-scenes discussions, and more are available on our Patreon. You can also buy us a cup of coffee on Ko-fi. Voices in order of appearance: Charles Hubbell as Narrator Rusty Diamond as Chris Andrew Santoro as David Janet Fogg as Jo Ann Erin Farsté as Edie Joe Cocozzello as Bobby Two-Hands Yasin Elabdi as XO Cover art by Robert James Algeo. Intro Theme by Just Star Stuff.   Content Notes: Screaming. Swearing. Coughing. Discussion of illness and death. Respiratory problems. Mention of organ failure.

A door is opened. Subscribe now and follow us on tomorrowthevoidpodcast.com or Twitter and Instagram (@tomorrowthevoid) for updates. Transcript available on the website. Created by Andrew Santoro and Kelsey Henry. Illustrated transcripts, bonus behind-the-scenes discussions, and more are available on our Patreon. You can also buy us a cup of coffee on Ko-fi. Voices in order of appearance: Charles Hubbell as Narrator and Milton Ro Cornell as Calloway Kelsey Henry as Argus Lee Fillingsness as Fyodor Yasin Elabdi as XO Andrew Santoro as David Cover art by Robert James Algeo. Intro Theme and Score by Just Star Stuff.   Content Notes: Choking. Physical violence. Depiction of extreme emotional turmoil.

A fight breaks out and a discovery is made on opposite sides of a locked door. Subscribe now and follow us on tomorrowthevoidpodcast.com or Twitter and Instagram (@tomorrowthevoid) for updates. Transcript available on the website. Created by Andrew Santoro and Kelsey Henry. Illustrated transcripts, bonus behind-the-scenes discussions, and more are available on our Patreon. You can also buy us a cup of coffee on Ko-fi. Voices in order of appearance: Charles Hubbell as Narrator and Milton Yasin Elabdi as XO Kelsey Henry as Argus Ro Cornell as Calloway Lee Fillingsness as Fyodor Erin Farsté as Edie Andrew Santoro as David Janet Fogg as Jo Ann Rusty Diamond as Chris Cover art by Robert James Algeo. Intro Theme and Score by Just Star Stuff.   Content Notes: Swearing. Alarms. Shouting. One scene depicting extreme emotional turmoil.

David pursues a lead. Subscribe now and follow us on tomorrowthevoidpodcast.com or Twitter and Instagram (@tomorrowthevoid) for updates. Transcript available on the website. Created by Andrew Santoro and Kelsey Henry. Illustrated transcripts, bonus behind-the-scenes discussions, and more are available on our Patreon. You can also buy us a cup of coffee. Voices in order of appearance: Charles Hubbell as Narrator and Milton Andrew Santoro as David Kelsey Henry as Argus Yasin Elabdi as XO Janet Fogg as Jo Ann Erin Farsté Cover art by Robert James Algeo. Intro Theme and Score by Just Star Stuff.   Content Notes: Swearing.

The investigation begins. Subscribe now and follow us on tomorrowthevoidpodcast.com or Twitter and Instagram (@tomorrowthevoid) for updates. Transcript available on the website. Created by Andrew Santoro and Kelsey Henry. Illustrated transcripts, bonus behind-the-scenes discussions, and more are available on our Patreon. You can also buy us a cup of coffee. Voices in order of appearance: Charles Hubbell as Narrator and Milton Andrew Santoro as David Ro Cornell as Captain Calloway Lee Fillingsness as Fyodor Kelsey Henry as Argus Janet Fogg as Jo Ann Yasin Elabdi as XO Rusty Diamond as Chris Cover art by Robert James Algeo. Intro theme by Just Star Stuff. Robot Techno by Charlie Van Stee.   Content Notes: Swearing. Jump scares.

Earth Archive 1-003: Dr. Milton Thrumbull is delighted to showcase his breakthrough science in this educational clip packaged for children and investors. Subscribe now and follow us on tomorrowthevoidpodcast.com or Twitter and Instagram (@tomorrowthevoid) for updates. Transcript available on the website. Created by Andrew Santoro and Kelsey Henry. Illustrated transcripts, bonus behind-the-scenes discussions, and more are available on our Patreon. You can also buy us a cup of coffee. Cover art by Robert James Algeo. Voices: Charlie Van Stee, Charles Hubbell. Original music by Charlie Van Stee.

A malfunction occurs aboard the Dellingr. Subscribe now and follow us on tomorrowthevoidpodcast.com or Twitter and Instagram (@tomorrowthevoid) for updates. Transcript available on the website. Created by Andrew Santoro and Kelsey Henry. Illustrated transcripts, bonus behind-the-scenes discussions, and more are available on our Patreon. You can also buy us a cup of coffee. Voices in order of appearance: Charles Hubbell as Narrator and Milton Janet Fogg as Jo Ann Rusty Diamond as Chris Andrew Santoro as David Yasin Elabdi as XO Kelsey Henry as Argus Ro Cornell as Captain Calloway Lee Fillingsness as Fyodor Cover art by Robert James Algeo. Score and Intro theme by starstuff. Content Notes: Swearing. Alarms.

Earth Archive File 1-001: Advertisement seeking new investors for Xenoa's space colonization efforts. Year unknown. Tomorrow, the Void. Episode One Coming Soon. Subscribe now and follow us on tomorrowthevoidpodcast.com or Twitter and Instagram (@tomorrowthevoid) for updates. Transcript available on the website. Created by Andrew Santoro and Kelsey Henry. Cover art by Robert James Algeo. Voices: Charlie Van Stee, Charles Hubbell. Original music by Charlie Van Stee.

Charles Hubbell interviews Kym Rock. Kym is a 6th Degree Black Belt, 7 time female world karate champion, Hall of Fame Member of both the World Karate Union and the United States Martial Arts Alliance, and Instructor of the Year in four different categories. While going through a divorce In 2011 Russell Johnson moved next door to Kym Rock. The two became close friends and confidantes. At this point in his life Russell Johnson had not spoken about the Moo in many years. Kym encouraged Russell and was the catalyst for him sharing his story today. Kym recruited Russell to act in her women’s “Fight Like a Girl” self-defense videos, which ignited a passion in Russell that began his film and acting career. In this interview, Kym tells how she became involved in martial arts, how she developed a system that works for everyone including women – called ‘Fight Like A Girl’, and how learning the mental portion of the martial arts should come first, and the physical portion will follow. She explains how to find a good martial arts school. She tells how she met Russell Johnson and was drawn to his story. "Deceived: The Moo Years" is the true story of one young man's compelling, at times terrifying, former involvement with the martial arts cult Chung Moo Quan.

Deceived Podcast Series, show host Charles Hubbell interviews Steve Hassan, founder of the Freedom of Mind Resource Center. For nearly four decades, Steve has lectured and counseled about brainwashing, deprogramming, mind control, cults, and undue influence. As a 19-year-old college student, he was recruited into the Unification Church, or Moonies, and rose to the rank of Assistant Director, even personally meeting Reverend Sun Myung Moon. Within three years, however, Steve was helping people exit destructive cults and, over the years, he developed non-coercive methods to help cult members quit their groups. In 1990, after reading one of Steve’s books, podcast producer Russell Johnson sought out the author and received counseling from him. Steve put Russell in contact with a reporter working on a story about Chung Moo Quan, which led to Russell speaking out for the first time in public about the Moo. In this interview, Steve explains everything you always wanted to know about cults – or not – but were afraid to ask, including recruitment, avoidance, exit strategies, deprogramming, and how one becomes stronger for exiting and surviving a cult. Steve also discusses cult leaders: how cults “clone” the leader’s image, and their common type of narcissistic psychopathological personality disorder. "Deceived: The Moo Years" is the true story of one young man's compelling, at times terrifying, former involvement with the martial arts cult Chung Moo Quan.

Show host Charles Hubbell interviews martial artist John Graden. A pioneer in American Martial Arts, John is a former member of many world champion U.S. kickboxing teams and an inductee into The World Martial Arts Hall of Fame. John’s martial arts management system is used by martial arts schools across the United States. In 1997, as publisher of the magazine for NAPMA (National Association of Professional Martial Artists), he did a three-month series on John C. Kim and Chung Moo Quan titled “The Cult in the Quan: the Fall of a Martial Arts Magnet,” which included interviews with podcast creator Russell Johnson. In this interview, John talks about his history in martial arts, his book WHO KILLED WALT BONE?, his opinions on the legitimacy of championships and titles in the martial arts, the cost of martial arts lessons, and cults in the martial arts. John’s off-the-cuff, no-holds-barred interview offers unique perspective and insights into the world of martial arts. "Deceived: The Moo Years" is the true story of one young man's compelling, at times terrifying, former involvement with the martial arts cult Chung Moo Quan.

Charles Hubbell interviews David Bruskin. David spent 25 years as a motion picture story analyst, during which he worked on films that collectively grossed over a billion dollars, including FORREST GUMP, A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN, and WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS. David also worked as Director of Development for Laura Ziskin Productions and is an author. He served as a story and editorial consultant for the "Deceived" Podcast Series. In this interview, David talks about his 25-year career in Hollywood as a studio story analyst and offers insight as to what makes a story great and compelling, and why he wanted to work on Russell Johnson’s "Deceived" Podcast series. "Deceived: The Moo Years" is the true story of one young man's compelling, at times terrifying, former involvement with the martial arts cult Chung Moo Quan.

Charles Hubbell interviews Deceived Podcast Producer Russell Johnson. Russell survived eight years in a cult, and is dedicated to informing others about the deceptions of Chung Moo Quan and other dangerous cults. Russell learned research, became a private investigator, and today works in the security field. He has also immersed himself in film and television: as a writer, production assistant, actor, producer, location manager, and on the Development Team at Twin Cities Film Fest. In this interview, Russell explains what to expect in the 12 episodes of Deceived: The Moo Years. He hopes to help the general public, by learning critical thinking, to recognize cults, and how to evaluate a threat. He expects new information to come forward as a result of the podcasts. Russell introduces those that influenced him, helping him decide to do the podcast, and those that helped assemble the podcast series. Russell is interested in getting the truth out there, and finding out: Who was John C. Kim? "Deceived: The Moo Years" is the true story of one young man's compelling, at times terrifying, former involvement with the martial arts cult Chung Moo Quan.

Actor Charles Hubbell talks about the keys to having a sustainable career, overcoming rejection, building a character, nightmare auditions, and more. Five Minute Journal: https://fiveminutejournal.refersion.com/c/50971 Audible download: www.audibletrial.com/actionpodcast

It’s another first for us here at Xtreme Tasting League: Scotch, as we are joined by our first referral guest, Paul von Stoetzel, who was suggested to us by previous guest Charles Hubbell, and we’re very glad he did. We had a great time talking about various projects of Paul’s while we tasted our two drams–the Bruichladdich Peat and the Aberfeldy 21yr.

In keeping with the St. Patrick’s Day tradition we started last year, this show has us again tasting Irish distilleries’ single malt expressions. This year, we taste the Tullamore Dew 10yr and Bushmills 16yr. Returning guest Charles Hubbell asks us why these can’t be called scotch, talks about TVTV a bit as well as his recent projects of Fritz’s Funporium and Walking With The Enemy, we all mock Avatar a bit, and Perrin has us recount how we all got into malt whiskey.

We are pleased to be joined by Charles Hubbell–actor, puppeteer, and all-around great guy. He and I reminisce about how we met and the show we worked on together (two shows, if you count shouting callbacks during the Rocky Horror Show) and discuss a bunch of random things while we taste the Laphroaig Cairdeas Origin and Balblair 91. Charles also has a Kickstarter running for a new puppet-related comedy project that will be live for a couple days after this goes live; here’s the link. Also to note, I pimp a few shows in the post-script: Former guest of the show Jena Young’s “Memoirs of a Welfare Queen” will run March 7-8 at 7pm at the Bryant Lake Bowl. Fearless Comedy Productions “Big Fun Radio Funtime” will run March 7 at 10pm (after Jena’s show–I’m doing the double feature). Finally, I will be performing stand-up at Fearless Lab at Honey on March 11 at 7:30pm.

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We travel to the extremes of collecting this week as we talk with Charles Hubbell about his collection of 16,000-plus ceramic coffee cups – all gathered in less than five years! Then we go north to Michigan to talk with John Morris, who has more than 100 meteorites in his collection! Intern Kyle tells of […] The post Ripley Radio – Collecting Coffee Cups & Meteorites appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.