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Tonight Rick Coste brings us the first of his new show Pixie! And our second feature is the latest of the EVP collection Wavefront Shorts with “Pets” starring the lads Rich Wentworth and Michael McQuilkin from Hadron Gospel Hour and produced by Rich Frolich of Texas Radio Theatre. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tonight Rick Coste brings us the first of his new show Pixie! And our second feature is the latest of the EVP collection Wavefront Shorts with “Pets” starring the lads Rich Wentworth and Michael McQuilkin from Hadron Gospel Hour and produced by Rich Frolich of Texas Radio Theatre. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What do writers and pilots have in common? Every time they go to work, they have to ask, "How do I land this thing now?" Join Sarah and Lindsay as they fly off in search of the tools to make the perfect ending or cliffhanger, and how to avoid crashing miserably. WARNING: Spoilers and/or promo for Terms, Steal The Stars, Hadron Gospel Hour, Wooden Overcoats and The Amelia Project, season 1, as well as the movie Brazil.  Subscribe or Follow us, so you can be sure to hear all the episodes. For more information, visit our website at adwit.org. Tell us what you think on Twitter, at @adwitpodcast. Like what you heard? Write a review, at Podchaser, or Apple Podcasts. Or, write to us, at writersadwit@gmail.com. Sound design, music, and additional voices by Vincent Friel. Want more audio fiction in your life? Subscribe to The Fiction Podcast Weekly. Special thanks to Philip Thorne, Oystein Braga, Alan Burgon and Julia C Thorne of the Amelia Project. Avanti! Thank you for listening, thank you to Ella Watts, and thank you to my next-door neighbor. To hear the horror piece that Lindsay, Sarah, and Ella worked on together, listen to https://tinyurl.com/Breathless-on-Podchaser. Season 2 of ADWIT is coming soon. Music for the dynamic content is Five Card Shuffle by Kevin McLeod. Visit his website at incompetech.com.

My guest to day is Kevin Harrington. Kevin is a faculty administration staffer at Harvard University in the department of stem cell and regenerative biology. Which is hilarious, so Kevin is also a stand-up comic. I kid. He's made a career out of splitting his time between the sciences on one plane and comedy, improv, and voice-over work on another. In fact, the way we became familiar was me becoming a fan of a very creative cross-over called the Hadron Gospel Hour, a radio-comedy cum podcast in which he played Higgs-B, a higgs-bozon particle - or the god particle. That can give a guy a complex. And he loves food. Here's our chat.

Jason's mom has got it goin' on in this week's episode of Stuff We've Seen. Hear guest co-host, Michael McQuilkin (co-creator of The Hadron Gospel Hour) spin tales of headless camp menaces, night terrors, and ghost girls who live down wells in this trip down Drive-In memory lane.  With a sudden resurgence of going to the Drive-In's due to the pandemic shutting all of the movie theaters down, this episode is the perfect conversation to get you in the mood for those outdoor screenings.   And, in the spirit of sub genre completionism, Michael and Jim talk the new Hulu film, Palm Springs, which is the latest time loop comedy offering starring Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti.    

I am a HUGE fan of audio dramas (my favorite ones include Wolverine, MARVELS, Deadly Manner & Hadron Gospel Hour). And in the current context of the world, I've been thinking more and more about them, namely because I think they offer a viable creative outlet to indie filmmakers. Indie filmmaking was always an uphill battle. But with Coronavirus, filmmaking in the foreseeable future will be even harder. So why not as a filmmaker dip your hand in audio dramas? It's a good way to flex some of the lesser used muscles in your filmmaking toolset because you're forced to think about audio versus the visual aspect. You have to paint the scene and 3D space of each scene solely through ambiance and SFX. That's super useful because then once you do make a film it'll make your scenes be that much more dynamic. Plus it's a way to build an audience that's not as time consuming (arguably, although not definitive). Most importantly, it can be done safely. Everyone (cast + crew) can work from the comfort of their homes! That's a big deal. So why not try it? I'm certainly working towards it. Comment down below with any questions or thoughts that you may have. Hit me up on social media @PhilSvitek if it's easier. I'd love to hear from you. And for more free resources from your 360 creative coach, check out my website at http://philsvitek.com.

Episode 65. This week we listened to season one of the audio show Hadron Gospel Hour, a combination of sci-fi adventure and sketch comedy, from writer/producers/stars Richard Wentworth and Michael McQuilkin. Mike is a normal IT guy until obsessed scientist Dr. Oppenheimer steals him away to an interdimensional bunker, telling him his timeline is doomed and he needs help. The two of them travel through space and time attempting to heal the multiverse-wide rift caused by Oppenheimer's experiment gone wrong, encountering bizarre scenes in one fractured universe after another.The Whatnauts Review Show is a weekly book club style podcast about all sorts of cool things from comic books, manga, anime, movies, TV, and more. New episodes come out every Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts or as a video show on our YouTube channel.If you enjoy our shows, we would love to have your support. Get early access to all our episodes and exclusive content when you join our Patreon! For just $1 each month you can help us keep the lights on and help us keep growing.Find us on twitter and facebook and come join our Discord too!

Episode 65. This week we listened to season one of the audio show Hadron Gospel Hour, a combination of sci-fi…

Jim and Teal tackle the final installments of two global phenomenons, and the third chapter of a new one. Helping out is Jim and Teal's special guest, Michael McQuilkin. Michael's the costar and co-creator of the hit podcast series, Hadron Gospel Hour. First Jim grills Michael on the status of the long-awaited third season of Hadron Gospel Hour. Next up, is a trip back to 1982 where the Skeksis' screech, and arms are ripped off faster than you can say, Nastassja Kinski. Finally, why did one franchise ending, The Avengers, receive universal fan acclaim, while another, Game of Thrones met with fan furor? One series that does please the boys is John Wick. What's John got up his sleeve that's so appealing? Get ready for one exciting hour of updates, debates, laughter, and movie memories.

Tonight Rick Coste brings us the first of his new show Pixie! And our second feature is the latest of the EVP collection Wavefront Shorts with "Pets" starring the lads Rich Wentworth and Michael McQuilkin from Hadron Gospel Hour and produced by Rich Frolich of Texas Radio Theatre.

This week's episode is a conversation with podcast host/artist/musician Rich Wentworth. He is co-creator of the Hadron Gospel Hour podcast, a serialized sci-fi/comedy show about the adventures of a scientist who accidentally blows up the multiverse working on a way to weaponize the Hadron Collider. He and his partner Mike, played by co-creator Michael McQuilkin, jump in and out of the rift to visit different timelines and occasionally do battle with evil. The podcast also features sketch comedy, horror, and original music – Wentworth and McQuilkin are both musicians and songwriters. It's a hell of a good time, and an incredibly immersive audio environment. Wentworth is also an accomplished graphic artist. He's done album covers for Brian Setzer and comic book covers for IDW's ROM title and, it should be mentioned, designed the Department of Tangents logo. In the conversation, we talk about Wentworth's artistic influences and his aspirations in comics, which may include a Hadron adaptation somewhere down the line. We also get into how the Young Ones series influenced Hadron, the humanism of the Muppets, and so much more. Find out more about the podcast at the Hadron Gospel Hour site, and about Wentworth's art at his Spy Island Industries site. This episode also marks the two-year anniversary of the Department of Tangents Podcast. It kicked off on March 18, 2016 with EP1 featuring comedian and author Brian Kiley, whom I interviewed on the Universal lot in Los Angles where he works on Conan, and a featured track from musician Brendan Boogie, who would pop up again in EP6 as a guest talking about music and his latest movie, Sundown. It has been a joy to do this, and there is a lot more on the way – new stuff in featured tracks, including more audiobook excerpts, more short horror fiction, and of course, more interviews. Our featured track this week is “Kindness of Strangers” from Courtney Marie Andrews' new album May Your Kindness Remain, out today, March 23. Andrews has a rich, powerful voice, and this is an album to get excited about. Recommended if you like Neko Case, Kelly Hogan, Jason Isbell, or Kathleen Edwards. Take a listen and check out Andrews at www.courtneymarieandrews.com.

Subscribe via: iTunes | Google Play | RSS Robert Cudmore is a radio lecturer who specialises in audio drama. Formerly one half of the Audio Drama Production Podcast team with Matthew McLean, they recently handed the reins over to Fiona Thraille and Sarah Golding. He's starred in several Audio Dramas including Edict Zero, Hadron Gospel Hour, The Shadow of Lavenhan, and The Fiona Potts Interview. He's also the main character, podcaster Lee Powers, in `A Scottish Podcast.` Links Audiodrama Production Podcast A Scottish Podcast Show Notes For the first few years he was writing and acting, but for the last few years he's been mostly acting. Acting is easier, but he missing the writing Robert has a degree in radio, which helps him with the production side. His day job is that of a lecturer. He co-wrote Aftermath with former guest Matthew McLean inspired by their mutual love of the game Fallout 3 and the audiodrama We're Alive There's nothing wrong with fanfiction, but it's not conducive to the growth of the medium. Audiodrama has seen explosive growth in the last 3-4 years. Robert attributes this to the technology The older generation doesn't really know about podcasting Podcasting and modular content are the future More large companies are getting wise to content marketing and putting out audio drama To succeed monitarily, follow the rules of seriality and familiarity. Build a series, put out episodes regularly, build an audience. The Audio Drama Production Podcast was made to pass along information as Robert and Matthew learned it. Robert is a vocalist in a cover band on the side Professional competency is a pyramid as you grow in skill and opportunities become more limited. Persistence gives a remarkable edge. He attributes his success in part to the support of his wife's full time career. There are no permanent jobs in commercial radio. Matthew wrote the first season of A Scottish Podcast, and Robert will be more involved with the writing of season 2. People fall in love with characters.

Greater Boston is written and produced by Alexander Danner and Jeff Van Dreason with recording and technical assistance from Marc Harmon.   You can support Greater Boston on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/GreaterBoston.   CAST In order of appearance, this episode featured: Richard Wentworth as the ThirdSight Media Spokesman Julia Propp as Louisa Alvarez (she/her) Summer Unsinn as Charlotte Linzer-Coolidge (she/her) Tanja Milojevic as Melissa Weatherby (she/her) Jeff Van Dreason as Chuck Octagon (he/him) Michael Melia as Phil (he/him) James Oliva as Michael Tate (he/him) Braden Lamb as Leon Stamatis (he/him) Mike Linden as Oliver West (he/him) Also featuring Mikchael McQuilkin, Mike Linden, Marck Harmon, and Ben Flaumenhaft as ThirdSight Commercial voices.   Interviews with real Greater Boston Residents.   MUSIC Charlie on the MTA recorded by Emily Peterson and Dirk Tiede Tam Lin Set with Tam Lin (comp. Davey Arthur) / Catharsis (Amy Cann) / The Fatal Rum Punch (Liz Donaldson) performed by Dirk Tiede Childgrove by Adrienne Howard and Dirk Tiede Shove that Pig’s Foot a Little Farther in the Fire by Adrienne Howard, Emily Peterson, and Dirk Tiede He Who Destroys Everything by ArtOfEscapism Drums by Jim Johanson   Additional music and sounds used from public domain and creative commons sources.   Be sure to check out the hilarious inter dimensional comedy, Hadron Gospel Hour by our guests Rich Wentworth and Mike McQuilkin!   Episode transcripts are posted online at GreaterBostonShow.com CONTENT WARNINGS Strong Language Manipulative behavior

Greater Boston is written and produced by Alexander Danner and Jeff Van Dreason with recording and technical assistance from Marc Harmon. An enormous thank you to The Alexandria Archives, a podcast of Southern weird horror, for their generous support of Greater Boston. You can find them at AlexandriaArchives.com.  You can support Greater Boston on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/GreaterBoston. And thank you to all our Patreon supporters. You really help keep Greater Boston going. CAST In order of appearance, this episode featured: Summer Unsinn as Charlotte Linzer-Coolidge (she/her) Tanja Milojevic as Melissa Weatherby (she/her) Jeff Van Dreason as Chuck Octagon (he/him) Julia Propp as Louisa Alvarez (she/her) Lydia Anderson as Gemma Linzer-Coolidge (she/her) James Oliva as Michael Tate (he/him) Sam Musher as Emily Bespin (she/her) Jessica Washington as Isabelle Powell (she/her) Michael Melia as Phil (he/him) Mike Linden as the Singing Telegram (he/him) Jim Johanson as Rusty the MBTA driver (he/him) Also featuring Tanja Milojevic and Alexander Danner as reporters, Marc Harmon as a reporter and a Louisa suitor, and Ben Flaumenhaft as a reporter, a Louisa suitor and Uriah Connoly (he/him). With special guests Michael McQuilkin and Rick Coste as Louisa suitors. Be sure to check out Michael’s wild multi-dimensional comedy Hadron Gospel Hour, and Rick’s latest mini-series, Charlie’s Mailbox. Interviews recorded with Greater Boston residents. MUSIC Charlie on the MTA is performed by Emily Peterson and Dirk Tiede. Love of My Life by BoxCat Games Trenchcoat by Jim Johanson and Jeff Van Dreason Solo drum tracks by Jim Johanson Snow Ban by Adrienne Howard Emily Peterson and Dirk Tiede Some sound effects and music used from public domain and creative commons sources. Episode transcripts will be posted online at GreaterBostonShow.com. Content Warnings: Strong language Sudden non-violent explosions Comic mayhem Self-shaming body image Class entitlement Ayn Rand

It’s part two of the Audio Drama Production Podcast’s 100th Episode. Listen to part one.What advice would you give yourself before you started making Audio Drama?That’s the question that’s going to be answered by our fantastic panel of creators from some of the best shows around.Featuring input fromWe’re Alive, Radio Theatre Workshop, The Stories of Mahabharata,Contador de Historia, Hidden Harbor Mysteries, Fiona Thraille, Hadron Gospel Hour, Wooden Overcoats, Roswell B.C, Owen McCuen, Space Casey, The Cleansed, The Sting of the Dark Tower, The Vienna Jetschko Podcast, LightnighBolt Theater of the Mind, Greater Boston, The Night Keep, Jarnsaxa Rising, Alba Salix Royal Physician, Matt Leong, Shadows & Daylight, Atheist Apocalypse, & Rick Coste.

Greater Boston is written and produced by Alexander Danner and Jeff Van Dreason.   CAST   This episode featured: Jeff Van Dreason as Chuck Octagon (he/him) Tanja Milojevic as Jelena (she/her) and Melissa Weatherby (she/her) Micael Melia as Phil (he/him) Mike Linden as Walter and Marlo (he/him) James Oliva as Timothy Dane-Brisbane James Capobianco as Extinction Event Poletti (he/him)   MUSIC Charlie on the MTA demo track recorded by Emily Peterson and Dirk Tiede.   You can support Greater Boston on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/GreaterBoston.   Mentioned in this Episode:   Hadron Gospel Hour   The Penumbra Podcast   Secrets Crimes & Audiotape

Part 5 of today's Showcase brings you Hadron Gospel Hour: an ongoing original production. Hadron Gospel Hour is nominated for multiple awards, including Best Original, Long Form, Large Cast, Ongoing, Comedic Production. This production is rated PG. – The Audio Verse Awards Team Subscribe to our Nominee Showcase Podcast! Via RSS: Link Via iTunes: Link Via Google Play: Link

Orig. rel. 9/26/15, "Defense Mech", adapted from a short story by Ray Bradbury, was Episode 10, the Season 2 finale of "Pulp-Pourri Theatre". Adapted, Directed and Produced by Pete Lutz, and starring the Narada Radio Company. Music in this production was sourced from the public domain, except where indicated. All materials such as sound effects and incidental music in this production were sourced from the public domain. Includes commercials for such fictitious products and services as the Central Tool Rental Center, Crazy Crambone's Discount Warehouse, and the Turnbuckle Television Cartel; also includes a new Philboyd Studge interview with another person with a very strange, yet real, occupation; all written and produced by Pete Lutz.  DEFENSE MECH was named an Official Selection for the 2016 HEAR Now Audio Festival! DEFENSE MECH was also named a Semi-Finalist in the 2016 Parsec Awards!   CAST: ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala HERB HALLOWAY: Austin Hanna  CAPTAIN: Andy Moore  PSYCHIATRIST: Rich Wentworth (of "The Hadron Gospel Hour")  GUS BARTZ: Bill Hollweg (of "Brokensea Audio")  BERMAN: Merilee Robinson  CREW MEMBER 1: Griffin Taylor Greene  CREW MEMBER 2: Lisa Espinoza  SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: Melody Gaines, Pete Lutz, Derek Rhein, Kristy Glick, John Washington, Ross Bernhardt. Music for "The Brotha from M.U.T.H.A." sketch specially composed and performed by Ross Bernhardt. 

This week:It's a non-stop carnival of freaky tiki madness as I chat with Rich Wentworth, the co-creator of Hadron Gospel Hour.Rich and I talk about glam rock, how he and co-creator Michael McQuilkin got started in audio drama, and whether or not everything is going to be okay (spoiler alert: it is going to be okay).Our feature this week is Season 1, Episode 8 of Hadron Gospel Hour: "HeadHatz and Horror Hosts".Mike brings a stylish new hat into the Hadron Bunker, but Oppenheimer is far too busy with his continuing education class to notice the sinister nature of his pal's new chapeau. Will Oppenheimer, A.S.H. LE and Cyrus be able to stop this menace in time? Or will the crew find themselves bowlered over? (S'aright? S'okay.)Enjoy, folks!-DavidThe post Episode 430 – Rich Wentworth and Hadron Gospel Hour! appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

Tonight's exciting episode is the penultimate opportunity to get your plans out for NADSWRIM. While you're prepping, have a break and listen to a special treat- Richard Wentworth and Michael McQuilkin's Hadron Gospel Hour. David Ault's your host and episode 1 "The Reluctant Hadronaut" is loaded up tight in your podjector. Right here... on the Sonic Society!

Special Guest Eggsy (from Goldie Lookin Chain) It's time again for CheapShow to wander blindly into the world of the supernatural and pray they escape with their lives with a horror special! This week the boys over use the spooky sound effects and ghostly music to bring you a show jammed packed with Halloween Goodness.... HOWL in despair as Paul rolls off more of his purifying puns! SCREAM as Eli tells a tale of vampire seductresses! GROAN with anguish with Ash Frith's tall tales of terror. SHRIEK as our special guest, Eggsy (from that Welsh Rap band you like) has to referee the world's whitest rap battle about Les Dennis. GASP with surprise as The Hadron Gospel Hour podcast interrupts the show to save all the universes! WHISPER in fear as Eli creates his own monster using Paul's face and £5 of horror make up. WAIL with fear as Eli gets possessed by the spirit of another long dead 80's comedian. CRY for your sins as all the lads chow down on a disgusting selection of "Trick R Treat" candy. And SQUEAL until you pass out as Eli's Top 3 Horror Movies discussion comes to another verbally violent conclusion! So turn out the lights, draw a candle close and pray that listening to our Halloween special is the only thing keeping you alive for one more night... Follow us on Twitter @thecheapshowpod or @paulgannonshow or @elisnoid @ashfrith Visit our lovely website for more podcasts at www.geekatorium.net as well as find out when YOU can come to our next recording. And another BIG THANK YOU to our friends at The Hadron Gospel Hour Podcast for their awesome cameo appearance! Check them out at www.hadrongospelhour.com/ If you want to get involved, email us at thecheapshow@gmail.com And if you have to, join us on Facebook - just look for "The CheapShow" or "The Geekatorium"! If you like what you hear, please spread the word! Like, share, comment... all that jazz! Subscribe to us on Stitcher or iTunes and get weekly geeky fun WARNING *Show contains strong language and adult material

There was some pretty big news in the podcasting world last week as Libsyn (via their own podcast The Feed) announced that they were partnering with music streaming giants Spotify. By the sounds of it, podcasts will be available on the service by the summer of 2015, which means that you could soon have your own audio drama listed on there, alongside their estimated 70 million users.Elsewhere, we’re chatting about DAWs. Digital Audio Workstations. Those awkwardly named, but essential pieces of software we use to put our shows together. Which one do you use? Have you ever switched from one to another, and why?And if you listened to episode 45, you’ll have heard part one of the Sonic Society‘s Jack Ward talking about what makes an audio story. Well you can hear part two in this very episode. Where does your own show fit into Jack’s Octahedron? You’ll find a transcription of this segment at the bottom of the page, and clips heard were from One by One, The Woman in the Basement, Biological Clock, and Escape from New York.Other shows mentioned on the show were The Once & Future Nerd, Alba Salix Royal Physician, Hidden Harbor Mysteries, The Table Round, and the Hadron Gospel Hour.Finally, we’re backing Neil from Twilight Audio Theatre to reach his Kickstarter goal of $650. He’d like to use it to pay his talent, and he’s an all round nice guy, can you lend a hand by making a small contribution? Oh and check out his podcast The Geeking too, there’s some great audio drama related content on there.

Life is all well and good until the multiverse gets torn asunder. Whoops. Dr. “Oppenheimer” Valdini (Wentworth) has torn a rift in the fabric of the multiverse, and is trapped outside of spacetime in his sentient lab A.S.H. LE (Lisa McQuilkin), with maintenance man Cyrus (Michael Atkinson). Desperate for help and companionship, Oppenheimer kidnaps Mike […] The post The Hadron Gospel Hour – By Richard Wentworth and Michael McQuilkin appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

Life is all well and good until the multiverse gets torn asunder. Whoops.Dr. “Oppenheimer” Valdini (Wentworth) has torn a rift in the fabric of the multiverse, and is trapped outside of spacetime in his sentient lab A.S.H. LE (Lisa McQuilkin), with maintenance man Cyrus (Michael Atkinson). Desperate for help and companionship, Oppenheimer kidnaps Mike Wilkinson (Michael McQuilkin), IT guy by day and indie filmmaker by night. Together, Oppenheimer and Mike travel to mysterious and exotic timelines in their quest to repair the Hadron Rift and restore order to the multiverse. Oh, and to produce a podcast.We're thrilled to bring the Hadron Gospel Hour (created by Richard Wentworth and Michael McQuilkin) to Radio Drama Revival. This same week, we found ourselves at #SXSW2015 so jump into our Bonus Episode for some great conversations from Austin, TX.RDR Brought to you this week with the support of Freeport Metrics.Download Radio Drama Revival - Episode 407The post Episode 407 – A Hadronic Adventure with the Gospel Hour appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

Join Michael McQuilkin and Richard Wentworth as they host a king-sized retrospective look at their favorite sketches and previously unreleased music from Season One of Hadron Gospel Hour! Written by Michael McQuilkin and Richard Wentworth Starring Richard Wentworth Michael McQuilkin Lisa McQuilkin Michael Atkinson Kevin Harrington Wendy MacLean Vera Schrankung… Continue reading