Podcast appearances and mentions of John S Badger

Our holidays in December are just beginning as this week Jack and David present Benjamin Peel's "Wicked Cinderella" and Mercury Theatre Podcast's "War for December" from John S. Badger! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our holidays in December are just beginning as this week Jack and David present Benjamin Peel's "Wicked Cinderella" and Mercury Theatre Podcast's "War for December" from John S. Badger! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we're joined by John S. Badger, who produces audio dramas in the style of old-time radio. Good thing we have him here to talk about old-time radio! So gather the family around the Victorla as we blast another 100,000 watts of podcast over the airwaves.

Our holidays in December are just beginning as this week Jack and David present Benjamin Peel's "Wicked Cinderella" and Mercury Theatre Podcast's "War for December" from John S. Badger! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our holidays in December are just beginning as this week Jack and David present Benjamin Peel's "Wicked Cinderella" and Mercury Theatre Podcast's "War for December" from John S. Badger! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

*PLEASE NOTE: This episode and "Staging a Murder" (Episode 1) were the first two episodes recorded on January 2, 2021. They were recorded back to back and we didn't realize the issue with the quality of the audio until after the recording was complete! We decided not to re-record in order to keep the spontaneity of the conversation true. However, we cleaned it up to the best of our ability and hope you enjoy it!!  In episode 6 Candy and Ashley give you something to sink your teeth into when they explore the popular expression “Jumping the Shark.” The two not only discuss the origin and evolution of this well-known phrase, first coined by a group of college buddies but also take a deep dive into the episode of the popular TV series Happy Days that inspired this toothsome term. The episode ends with a discussion of other shows the two believe to have jumped the shark.  Special thank you to John S. Badger from the Mercury Theatre Podcast for being our very first "Listener Testimonial!" Find out more at: mercurytheatrepodcast.com/