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Continuing our special run of Christmas and holiday shows, we proudly present this episode of Pulp-Pourri Theatre, A CHRISTMAS CORNUCOPIA. Originally launched in 2016, this comes from Season Four of that series. Enjoy and have a very merry holiday season! NARADA RADIO COMPANY PULP-POURRI THEATRE S4 E3: A CHRISTMAS CORNUCOPIA  1. SCROOGE & MARLEY'S REUNION (Live recording): Pete Lutz, Micah Blain, Jason D. Johnson, Ross Bernhardt, Julio Herrera 2. Robert Frost's STOPPING BY WOODS ON A SNOWY EVENING: Lisa Michaud 3. BIX BIXBY BOOK REVIEW 1 (Dickens's "A Christmas Carol"): Melody Gaines, Nick Wommack, Austin Hanna, Pete Lutz 4. THE MARCH SISTERS' CHRISTMAS (Live recording): Pete Lutz, Victoria Fancki, Jessica Matthews, Paige Walker, Debby Leal-Ramirez, Wendy Sauer, Merilee Robinson, Richard Robinson 5. George Wither's A CHRISTMAS CAROL (1622) Austin Hanna, Geri Elliff, George Hatfield, Kristy Glick 6. THE BICKERSONS' CHRISTMAS EVE: Dana Gonsalves, Victoria Fancki, Pete Lutz 7. BIX BIXBY BOOK REVIEW 2 (Better Homes & Gardens Cook Book): Pete Lutz, Nick Wommack

Continuing our special run of Christmas and holiday shows, we proudly present this episode of Pulp-Pourri Theatre, "Karpen". Orig. rel. 12/18/14, "Karpen" was adapted from the Pulp Fiction story by Robert Neal Leath. This was Episode 3 of Season 2 of Pulp-Pourri Theatre, an anthology audio series. This is a contemporary retelling of the 16th-century "Wandering Jew" legend, set during Christmastime, 1938. Adapted, Directed and Produced by Pete Lutz, and starring the Narada Radio Company. All materials such as sound effects and incidental music in this production were sourced from the public domain.  ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala JOHN ALBERTSON/KARPEN/STURMER: Pete Lutz JACK MURPHY: Christian Ferris SILVERSTEIN: Jack Ward BRENDA KARPEN: Tanja Milojevic ELEVATOR BOY/COP: Kyle Bauer BAHKMETEFF/CALLIERI: Dana Gonsalves TAGUCHI: Skeeter Ullman TELEPHONE VOICE #1: Nancy Gaugler TELEPHONE VOICE #2: Bubba Jones

Tonight our main feature is the finale of the Pulp-Pourri Theatre series “The Bird and the Snake” from Narada Radio Company and Pete Lutz. Our extra feature includes the first episode of The Amelia Project with “Episode 1: Elizabeth Barlow”. This week's show is Rated AD-R or restricted. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tonight our main feature is the finale of the Pulp-Pourri Theatre series “The Bird and the Snake” from Narada Radio Company and Pete Lutz. Our extra feature includes the first episode of The Amelia Project with “Episode 1: Elizabeth Barlow”. This week's show is Rated AD-R or restricted. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SAVE THE LAST WORD FOR ME #6: Chatting with podcaster, audio dramatist, collaborator, voice actor and friend Jack Ward (03/2017) Again from our archives, we present the 6th episode of a discussion podcast that I had high hopes for, but which only went for 9 episodes or so. But the discussions are fun and if you're interested in voice actors' lives, we delve pretty deep in these interviews.  Jack Ward is the creator and co-host of "The Sonic Society", a long-running weekly podcast out of Halifax, Nova Scotia that showcases new audio dramas. He featured my first two episodes of "Pulp-Pourri Theatre" back in 2013, no questions asked, even though the productions themselves were, to be honest, questionable. But we have become good friends, and have collaborated on many projects since then, and have joined with a handful of other like-minded individuals to create the Mutual Audio Network. Jack is the head-man at the tiller though, make no mistake. Anyway, this interview was fun and I hope you enjoy it.

It's episode one of a new, limited anthology series from 63audio and the Narada Radio Company! "Adventure Trail" brings back to the Narada microphone The Old-Timer, a character first heard way back in the first season of "Pulp-Pourri Theatre". He's back after all this time to spin a few yarns and tell some tall tales about adventures he's had over his long life, and this first outing is a prime example. Set in the Old West, "Loco or Love" tells the story of a sheriff and his deputy, lifelong pals, whose relationship falls apart when they both fall for a pretty lady who isn't exactly what she seems, and whose jobs are threatened when a crime spree takes place under their very noses. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's episode one of a new, limited anthology series from 63audio and the Narada Radio Company! Adventure Trail brings back to the Narada microphone The Old-Timer, a character first heard way back in the first season of Pulp-Pourri Theatre. He's back after all this time to spin a few yarns and tell some tall tales about adventures he's had over his long life, and this first outing is a prime example. Set in the Old West, "Loco or Love" tells the story of a sheriff and his deputy, lifelong pals, whose relationship falls apart when they both fall for a pretty lady who isn't exactly what she seems, and whose jobs are threatened when a crime spree takes place under their very noses. ANNOUNCER: Harold Zither THE OLD-TIMER: Gene Giggy MAGPIE SIMPKINS: Parrish Worsfold LILY LESTER: Orlando Segarra ZEB ABERNATHY: David Ian SCENERY SIMS: Eugene Lutz BUCK MASTERSON/PETE GONYER: John Bell AGENT BRAND: Norman Cline ART MILLER: Dana Gonsalves ADDITIONAL VOICES by Philboyd Studge THEME and INTERSTITIAL MUSIC by Edward Champion Hear the Old-Timer's first adventure here: https://naradaradio.libsyn.com/s1-e7-the-better-man

It's episode one of a new, limited anthology series from 63audio and the Narada Radio Company! "Adventure Trail" brings back to the Narada microphone The Old-Timer, a character first heard way back in the first season of "Pulp-Pourri Theatre". He's back after all this time to spin a few yarns and tell some tall tales about adventures he's had over his long life, and this first outing is a prime example. Set in the Old West, "Loco or Love" tells the story of a sheriff and his deputy, lifelong pals, whose relationship falls apart when they both fall for a pretty lady who isn't exactly what she seems, and whose jobs are threatened when a crime spree takes place under their very noses. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's episode one of a new, limited anthology series from 63audio and the Narada Radio Company! Adventure Trail brings back to the Narada microphone The Old-Timer, a character first heard way back in the first season of Pulp-Pourri Theatre. He's back after all this time to spin a few yarns and tell some tall tales about adventures he's had over his long life, and this first outing is a prime example. Set in the Old West, "Loco or Love" tells the story of a sheriff and his deputy, lifelong pals, whose relationship falls apart when they both fall for a pretty lady who isn't exactly what she seems, and whose jobs are threatened when a crime spree takes place under their very noses. NARADA RADIO COMPANY ANNOUNCER: Harold Zither THE OLD-TIMER: Gene Giggy MAGPIE SIMPKINS: Parrish Worsfold LILY LESTER: Orlando Segarra ZEB ABERNATHY: David Ian SCENERY SIMS: Eugene Lutz BUCK MASTERSON/PETE GONYER: John Bell AGENT BRAND: Norman Cline ART MILLER: Dana Gonsalves ADDITIONAL VOICES by Philboyd Studge THEME and INTERSTITIAL MUSIC by Edward Champion Hear The Old-Timer's first adventure here: https://moonlightaudio.libsyn.com/the-better-man

In this special re-release, originally launched in March 2017 as part of the short-lived Narada Audio Drive-In series, we present "Hands of the High Priest". Adapted from a WEIRD TALES story by M. G. Moretti, we learn what happens to the members of an archaeological expedition that steals the "eye" of a stone idol. A creepy chiller that's not for the timid soul! CAST: GUEST VOICE: Jon Grilz of the "Small Town Horror" podcast www.smalltownhorrorpodcast.com ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala WARDEN: R.C. Lutz GUARD: Micah Blain McKENZIE: Pete Lutz JOHNSON: Ross Bernhardt HENDERSON: Christian Ferris RADIO VOICE: Darren Rockhold SPECIAL MUSIC STINGS composed for Pulp-Pourri Theatre by Tom Parsons

In this "lost episode" of Pulp-Pourri Theatre from Season 1, first released in July 2014, we explore the espionage genre of pulp-fiction. This story by John Bard, adapted by Pete Lutz, came from an issue of Spicy Adventure Stories, and it's definitely PG-13. Enjoy! CAST: ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala SANGRE BROWN: Andres Elizondo II PETRA: Debby Leal-Ramirez MESSENGER: Juan Perez OLD HARDHEAD: Bob Ericson SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: Stanhope Studge, Nick Wommack, Austin Hanna, Larry Hutchison, Lisa McGrew, Keane Lutz, Philboyd Studge

One of the many special features that would appear between-the-acts of episodes of the Pulp-Pourri Theatre series is the Philboyd Studge Interview: intrepid reporter Studge traveled the globe, chatting with interesting, yet wholly fictitious, people who might have an unusual occupation; or an unusual name; or own a business with an unusual name. In this installment, Philboyd interviews a potato chip inspector with an interesting hobby. Enjoy!  Written by Pete Lutz DeVour "Maurice" Bunch: Derek Rhein Philboyd Studge: Himself

PULP-POURRI THEATRE S3 E2 "Right Number, Wrong Party" (Suspense) "Right Number, Wrong Party" is the story of a hero cop with feet of clay, and a phone call that never should have been answered. Music by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech dot com. Starring the Narada Radio Company. Adapted by Pete Lutz from an audio play script by Jack J. Ward. Pulp-Pourri Theatre theme composed and performed by Rich Wentworth. Special features between-the-acts were written by Pete Lutz. CAST OF RIGHT NUMBER, WRONG PARTY: HOST: Pete Lutz ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala BENNETT HADLEY: Julio Herrera KITTERSTEIN: Maurice Curran TELEPHONE OPERATOR/911 OPERATOR: Kristy Glick SHARON HADLEY: Ophelia McBride WAITER: Jim Baldridge Garst COLIN PARRISH: George Hatfield LOUDSPEAKER VOICE: Nancy Gaugler SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: "Extreme Laundry Folding Competition" Segments: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold PHILBOYD STUDGE: Pete Lutz POLLY COTTEN: Aileen Corpos SGT MAJOR TIM PLAIT WHISTLE: HMCM Mark Hacala, USN (Ret)

PULP-POURRI THEATRE S3 E4: The Time-Cutter (SCI-FI) “The Time-Cutter” is an original story by our producer-director, Pete Lutz. Originally written and produced as a live “radio” drama on the stage at Harbor Playhouse in 2001, Pete revised the script for Pulp-Pourri Theatre in 2014. This production is sponsored by Ō-Sha-Lene Motor Fuel and stars the Narada Radio Company. It's a companion piece to the previously issued "D.N.A. Pit" episode. John Dark lives in the year 2050 but believes he somehow got unstuck in time and originally comes from another era, one in the past. He makes a living in Celestial City as a time-traveling private detective, calling himself “The Time-Cutter”.  This episode of Pulp-Pourri Theatre outlines John Dark’s latest case, which could, on a very personal level, be called his strangest. Listen and enjoy! CAST OF CHARACTERS (In order of appearance):  JOHN DARK: Todd Jones VIVIAN CHEN: Griffin Greene BRENDA ROMERO: Katie Loftin TAXI DRIVER: Mark Hacala SHOOTER: Julio Herrera REPORTER: Aaron Kenigsberg KIM MICHAEL: McKenna DeYoung NURSE NANCY: Ophelia McBride ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala ADDITIONAL VOICES: Emily Carpenter, Christin Sanchez  Ō-SHA-LENE Commercial Voices:  Derek Lutz/John Valadez/Michele Cotter/Pete Lutz/Cheyenne Gibbs/Jason D. Johnson/Debby Leal/Lisa Ayala OPENING ANNOUNCERS: Gene Lutz, Rich Wentworth PULP-POURRI THEATRE THEME composed and performed by Rich Wentworth  MUSIC BY THE FOLLOWING (Through a Creative Commons License): The Good Lawdz, “One For Brownie” U.S. Army Blues Band, “Dance Of The Stargazer” The Good Lawdz, “Preachin’ The Blues” U.S. Army Blues Band, “Bayou Farewell” Dazie Mae, “I Have To Spend More Time With My Lover” Kevin MacLeod, “Reign Supreme” Kevin MacLeod, “Unseen Horrors” Blue Dot Sessions, “That River Wide” Kevin MacLeod, “Water Lily”   

2-B-R-0-2-B by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (SCI-FI) Join us in the year 2000 as seen from the 1960s, in this classic dystopian story by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. 2-B-R-0-2-B (pronounced "To Be Or Not To Be") is set in a different America, one where population control is the absolute law. A dark story but not without a bit of humor. From season 2 of Pulp-Pourri Theatre, adapted, directed and produced by Pete Lutz, and starring the Narada Radio Company. Certain music passages by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com. All materials such as sound effects and incidental music in this production were sourced from the public domain or other sources, were used for entertainment purposes only, with no infringement intended. Special features between the acts and commercials for fictitious products were written and produced by Pete Lutz.   CAST OF CHARACTERS:   ANNOUNCER: Lisa Marie Ayala VONNEGUT: Christian Ferris  EDWARD K. WEHLING, JR: John Valadez  DR. BENJAMIN HITZ: Jason D. Johnson  LEORA DUNCAN: Wendy Sauer COP: Derek E. Lutz PAINTER: Pete Lutz  NURSE: Darrin Ruiz HOSPITAL ORDERLY: Dana Gonsalves ETHICAL SUICIDE HOSTESS: Leanne King SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: Chip Lutz, Andy Schmillen, Ken Schmillen, Chris Hawkins, Stephanie Jordan, McKenna DeYoung, Maggie Strain, Cheyenne Gibbs

THE EYES OF THAR (SCI-FI) For this episode from Pulp-Pourri Theatre's fourth season, we journey to the Red Planet for a weird sci-fi adventure that takes place both under the surface and in a completely different universe. It's called "The Eyes of Thar" and was penned by that prolific pulpster, Henry Kuttner. Kuttner lived a short life, dying in 1958 at the age of 42, but in that time he published dozens of short stories for the pulps, 18 or more novels, and just as many stories for the Golden-Age Green Lantern comic book series. If you haven't heard of Kuttner, perhaps you've read a story published under one of 17 different pseudonyms; his contemporaries felt he'd been cheated out of his well-deserved fame, because his fans didn't know he'd written so many stories under so many names. "The Eyes of Thar" was originally published under the Kuttner name in the Fall 1944 issue of Planet Stories. The adaptation was written by Pete Lutz in 2014 and recorded in 2016, with some pick-up lines recorded in 2017. Ms. Morizawa's introduction was recorded in 2017. Stay tuned after the episode to hear a very special announcement for a worthy organization. CAST: GUEST INTRODUCTION by Julia Morizawa of "The Bright Sessions" podcast ANNOUNCER, QUIANA, and THE CREATURE: Kristy Glick SAMUEL DANTAN and THE SHAMAN: Pete Lutz   Musical score composed and performed by Tom Rory Parsons Post-production and sound design by MJ Cogburn Pulp-Pourri Theatre theme composed and performed by Rich Wentworth Opening announcements by Gene Lutz and Rich Wentworth

THE D.N.A. PIT (SCI-FI) “The D.N.A. Pit” is an original story by Pulp-Pourri Theatre's producer-director, Pete Lutz. Originally written and produced as a live “radio” drama on the stage at Harbor Playhouse in 2001, Pete revised the script for the series' third season in 2014. This production is sponsored by Dromedary Cigarettes and stars the Narada Radio Company.  Dr. Philip Schaefer is a geneticist in Celestial City who has invented what's being called an Earth-shattering device: The D.N.A. Pit, which is capable of altering any living creature's DNA. Dr. Schaefer wants to use his device for the good of mankind, but forces beyond his control may try to subvert his miraculous device to their own twisted ends! Listen and enjoy! CAST OF CHARACTERS (In order of appearance): VENESSA SANTOS: Aileen Corpos DR. PHILIP SCHAEFER: Dana Gonsalves* DR. DARREN McCORMICK: Austin Hanna COMPUTER VOICE: Angela Elgueda Young* STERLING STEELE: Mark Hacala HOMELESS MAN/HENCHMAN: Juan Perez FEDERAL AGENT #1: Austin Beach (of Audioblivious Productions) FEDERAL AGENT #2: Julio Herrera GEN. THANH NGUYEN: Pete Lutz KATIE McCORMICK: Cheyenne Gibbs ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala * Original 2001 Cast Member DROMEDARY CIGARETTES Commercial Voices: Kristy Glick Pete Lutz Kendra Womack Angela Elgueda Young Lisa Michaud PIANO: Ross Bernhardt   OPENING ANNOUNCERS: Gene Lutz, Rich Wentworth PULP-POURRI THEATRE THEME composed and performed by Rich Wentworth   EPISODE THEME: "Second Coming" by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech dot com.

Ed is the showrunner and producer of The Gray Area. He is an “alleged performer” who has done voice over work for Pulp-Pourri Theatre, The Box, Jim Nolan, Private Eye, The Koch Bros. Mystery Show, Liberty: Critical Research, and numerous other productions. He is also a writer whose work has appeared in The Chronicle of Higher Education, The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Sun-Times, The Washington Post, The San Francisco Chronicle, New York Magazine, Time Out New York, The Philly Inquirer, Newsday, as well as more disreputable publications. He hosted and produced The Bat Segundo Show, an in-depth cultural radio program that featured comprehensive interviews with the likes of David Lynch, John Updike, Nora Ephron, Octavia Butler, Samuel R. Delany, Dick Cavett, and more than 500 additional guests.

Originally launched in 2016, we are re-releasing this episode of Pulp-Pourri Theatre from Season Four without the "Narada Audio Drive-In" foofaraw, and without the Jake Dimes episode. Plus we added two holiday-themed installments of the popular "Bix Bixby Book Review". Enjoy and have a very merry holiday season! PULP-POURRI THEATRE S4 E3: A CHRISTMAS CORNUCOPIA  1. SCROOGE & MARLEY'S REUNION (Live recording): Pete Lutz, Micah Blain, Jason D. Johnson, Ross Bernhardt, Julio Herrera 2. Robert Frost's STOPPING BY WOODS ON A SNOWY EVENING: Lisa Michaud 3. BIX BIXBY BOOK REVIEW (Dickens's "A Christmas Carol"): Melody Gaines, Nick Wommack, Austin Hanna, Pete Lutz 4. THE MARCH SISTERS' CHRISTMAS (Live recording): Pete Lutz, Victoria Fancki, Jessica Matthews, Paige Walker, Debby Leal-Ramirez, Wendy Sauer, Merilee Robinson, Richard Robinson 5. George Wither's A CHRISTMAS CAROL (1622) Austin Hanna, Geri Elliff, George Hatfield, Kristy Glick 6. THE BICKERSONS' CHRISTMAS EVE: Dana Gonsalves, Victoria Fancki, Pete Lutz 7. BIX BIXBY BOOK REVIEW (Better Homes & Gardens Cook Book): Pete Lutz, Nick Wommack

Here's a tale of the "Average Joe", the Everyman. A light-hearted look at one man's post-war journey toward making a new, better life for himself. This is "Holy Moses Murphy", Episode 5 of Pulp-Pourri Theatre's first season. Adapted from a story by James C. Lynch, directed and produced by Pete Lutz. NARADA RADIO COMPANY CAST: ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala EDDIE CROSBY: Austin Tower HOLY MOSES MURPHY: Carl Yowell MARY MONTGOMERY: Katherine Crawford MIKE HANNIGAN: Larry Hutchison BOX LUNCH GUY: Philboyd Studge SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: Derek Lutz, Philboyd Studge

An episode from Pulp-Pourri Theatre's first season, 'By Order of Buck Brady' is taken from a Western story of the same name by W. C. Tuttle, originally published in the July, 1928 issue of Adventure Magazine. Starring the Narada Radio Company. Adapted, directed and produced by Pete Lutz. CAST OF CHARACTERS: ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala BEN DOLAN: Andres Elizondo II BUCK BRADY: Dana Gonsalves BUD HICKMAN: Austin Hanna PETE ASHER: Matthew Willoughby COWBOY 1: Keane Lutz COWBOY 2: Larry Hutchison COWBOY 3: John Valadez COWBOY 4: Micah Blain

PULP-POURRI THEATRE, S3 E5: Contains explicit sexual content. For mature audiences only.   "The Medici Boots" is adapted from a story of the same name by Pearl Norton Swet, which appeared in an issue of the long-running Weird Tales pulp-fiction magazine. Adapted, directed and produced by Pete Lutz. Set in the year 1935, it's the story of John Delameter, his wife Suzanne, and his brother Eric -- it's also the story of a pair of beautifully styled boots, made in the 15th century and cursed in the same era. Weird things start happening to the Delameters once they inherit these boots from their historian uncle...     CAST: ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala NEWSCASTER: Derek Lutz UNCLE SILAS DICKERSON: Pete Lutz JOHN DELAMETER: Peter M. Howard SUZANNNE DELAMETER: Aileen Corpos ERIC DELAMETER: Pete Lutz ERSKINE: Gene Giggy MARIA MODENA and SERVANT: Alex Moore   SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: Kristy Glick, Pete Lutz, Nick Wommack, Austin Hanna, Kevin Schuster, Melody Gaines   SPECIAL 15th-CENTURY MUSIC (various composers) performed by Ernest Stoltz and Paul O'Dette   MUSIC FROM 1935 (and before) by the following: "Alone" by Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown, sung by Kitty Carlisle "Easy To Remember" by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, sung by Bing Crosby "Isn't It A Lovely Day (To Be Caught In The Rain)" by Irving Berlin, sung by Fred Astaire "Rhapsody in Blue" by George Gershwin "Violin Concerto No. 2 - II Andante Assai" by Prokofiev   Additional Music by: Kevin MacLeod of incompetech dot com "Paperback Writer" by the Beatles, performed by Andrew Kesler "Lara's Theme (Somewhere My Love)" from Dr. Zhivago by Andre Rieu   Pulp-Pourri Theatre Theme composed and performed by Rich Wentworth   Opening announcers: Gene Lutz, Rich Wentworth

12 Angry Men is Pete Lutz’s audio adaptation of the Reginald Rose screenplay. It is intended as an homage to the film and no infringement is intended. Originally produced in 2015, this was episode 4 of Season 2 of Pulp-Pourri Theatre, directed and produced by Pete Lutz and starring the Narada Radio Company. This re-release was edited slightly for time.  CAST OF CHARACTERS: JUROR NO. 8:   Alan Clower JUROR NO. 3:   Pete Lutz JUROR NO. 10: Andres Elizondo II JUROR NO. 7:   Jason D. Johnson JUROR NO. 4:   Kevin Schuster JUROR NO. 1 (FOREMAN): John Valadez JUROR NO. 9:   Skeeter Ullman JUROR NO. 12: Derek Rhein JUROR NO. 2:   Jordan Bruster-Campo JUROR NO. 5:   Jake Salinas JUROR NO. 11: Dana Gonsalves GUARD:           Lisa Ayala JUDGE:            Nancy Gaugler ANNOUNCER:   Darren Rockhold

Pete Lutz from Narada Radio Company and Pulp-Pourri Theatre gives us another episode of pulp with “Time Cutter” this week. It's time for Audio Drama!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pete Lutz from Narada Radio Company and Pulp-Pourri Theatre gives us another episode of pulp with “Time Cutter” this week. It’s time for Audio Drama! 

PULP-POURRI THEATRE SEASON 1 EPISODE 8 (NARADA RADIO COMPANY) Orig. rel. 5/24/14, "Tame Me This Beast" is based on a Jungle-Fiction short story of the same name by Robert Moore Williams, originally published in Startling Stories magazine.  This is Episode 8 of Season 1 of Pulp-Pourri Theatre, a anthology series consisting of four seasons, with each episode either adapted from or inspired by vintage pulp fiction. Adapted, Directed and Produced by Pete Lutz.  All materials such as sound effects and incidental music in this production were sourced from the public domain.  CAST: ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala SHALER, FREDDIE, GARSON: Dana Gonsalves  KIRKENDALL, TOM, SAILOR: Philboyd Studge  

PULP-POURRI THEATRE S1 E7: THE BETTER MAN Orig. rel. 5/6/14,  "The Better Man" is adapted from an Untamed Frontier-Fiction short story of the same name by Harold DePolo, currently in the public domain.  This is Season 1 Episode 7 of Pulp-Pourri Theatre, which is adapted, directed and produced by Pete Lutz.  All materials such as sound effects and incidental music in this production were sourced from the public domain. NARADA RADIO COMPANY CAST: ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala THE OLD-TIMER: Gene Giggy CHET RAND: Matthew Willoughby GEORGES "BULLY" LAFITTE: RC Lutz SALLY DONOVAN "SQUARE DEAL" O'BRIEN: Geri Elliff ROUX REGRETTE: Katherine Crawford PROSPECTOR: Juan Perez HALF-BREED JEAN: Dana Gonsalves JIM THE TRAPPER: Micah Blain ADDITIONAL VOICES: Teddi Giggy, Michele Cotter, Skeeter Ullman, Philboyd Studge SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: RC Lutz, Darren Rockhold, Katherine Crawford, Philboyd Studge, Keane Lutz

"CONVINCE ME," I SAID! (NARADA RADIO COMPANY) Orig. rel. 8-10-14, "Convince Me, I Said" is based on a War-Fiction short story of the same name by Craig Ellis, currently in the public domain.  This is Season 1 Episode 12 of "Pulp-Pourri Theatre", an anthology audio drama series, each based on a different pulp fiction genre. Adapted, Directed and Produced by Pete Lutz.  All materials such as sound effects and incidental music in this production were sourced from the public domain. Special features between the acts written by Pete Lutz. CAST: Sailor 1: John Valadez Sailor 2: Jason D. Johnson Sailor 3: Dana Gonsalves Sailor 4: Skeeter Ullman SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: "BIX BIXBY BOOK REVIEW": Pete Lutz, Nick Wommack, Austin Hanna "W.O.L.F." Telethon: Pete Lutz "EMERGENCY APOTHECARY #1": Pete Lutz, Andres Elizondo II, Micah Blain "INSOMNIA THEATRE: The Kaiser of New York": Pete Lutz, Jason D. Johnson, John Valadez

NYMPH OF DAMNATION (THRILLER - SUSPENSE) FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY (Implied sexual content, language, violence) One of our creepiest, sexiest thrillers ever! Orig. rel. 7/6/15, "Nymph of Damnation" was taken from the pulp story by William B. Rainey. This is S2E7 of Pulp-Pourri Theatre, an audio drama anthology series. Adapted, Directed and Produced by Pete Lutz, and starring the Narada Radio Company. Certain music passages by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com.  CAST: ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala JANE CAMERON: Aileen Corpos JOHN CAMERON: Jason D. Johnson NIKA: Alisha Strand-Mueller McCORY: Derek Lutz THE MAID: Kendra Womack MARIAN REYNOLDS: Leanne King THE COOK: Inia Campbell THE HOOKER: Geri Elliff THE DOCTOR: Alan Clower THE GYPSY: Lisa Espinoza BLIND BEN: John Washington

THE BIRD AND THE SNAKE, adapted by Pete Lutz from a story by Clem Hanlon. NARADA RADIO COMPANY RATED R. "The Bird and the Snake" comes from a 1959 issue of Adam Magazine, a slick "girlie-mag", so not technically a pulp story, yet Clem Hanlon's tale of a Polish-American cop in Chi-town really smacks of the pulp style. I'm proud of this final series episode, and feel that with it, we sent Pulp-Pourri Theatre out with a real bang, and not a whimper. I hope you feel the same after hearing it. Our theme, and transitional music, was specially composed for this episode by Katharine Seaton. I absolutely love what she did here. HERE'S OUR CAST: SOPHY SIENKIEWICZ: Geri Elliff JERCZY “SINK” SIENKIEWICZ: Pete Lutz JANI "Johnny Yank" YANKOWSKI: Nick Wommack LENA MARKOWA: Rachel Craig of Evil Kitten Productions POLICE LIEUTENANT: Kevin Schuster DOORMAN: Derek Lutz HOODS: Christian Ferris, Derek Lutz MAN: George Hatfield WANDA MARKOWA: Ebony Rose ALICE YANKOWSKI: Jessica Matthews INTRO BY: RHIANNON MCAFEE of "Rex Rivetter, Private Eye" audio drama series

Jack and David showcases an adaptation of Kurt Vonnegut's 2BR02B from Pulp-Pourri Theatre and The Adventures of Jack Nimble from Matt Leong!   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jack and David showcases an adaptation of Kurt Vonnegut’s 2BR02B from Pulp-Pourri Theatre and The Adventures of Jack Nimble from Matt Leong!  

From the Narada Radio Company, it's Pulp-Pourri Theatre, and a between-the-seasons mini-sode! Chock full of fun with a new sponsor's commercial, another holiday-themed installment of the Bix Bixby Book Review, and the latest crazy comedy series from the Turnbuckle Television Cartel. Enjoy!

It's your Friday before Christmas and we begin with Bells in the Batfry #9, Pulp Pourri Theatre brings us their incredible Xmas Minisode, and we wrap everything up in a nice holiday bow with Rude Alchemy- Carver Cranebottom Bone Detective #3. Everyone loves to laugh during the holidays, right? Especially here at Mutual! 

It's your Friday before Christmas and we begin with Bells in the Batfry #9, Pulp Pourri Theatre brings us their incredible Xmas Minisode, and we wrap everything up in a nice holiday bow with Rude Alchemy- Carver Cranebottom Bone Detective #3. Everyone loves to laugh during the holidays, right? Especially here at Mutual!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From the Narada Radio Company, it's Pulp-Pourri Theatre, and a between-the-seasons mini-sode! Chock full of fun with a new sponsor's commercial, another holiday-themed installment of the Bix Bixby Book Review, and the latest crazy comedy series from the Turnbuckle Television Cartel. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From the Narada Radio Company, it's Pulp-Pourri Theatre, Season 4 Episode 3, "A Christmas Cornucopia"! Featuring two holiday poem recitations by Narada members, a Christmas-themed installment of the Bix Bixby Book Review, and a re-enactment of a Christmas Eve episode of "The Bickersons"! Sure to entertain you and tickle your innards!

From the Narada Radio Company, it's Pulp-Pourri Theatre, Season 4 Episode 3, "A Christmas Cornucopia"! Featuring two holiday poem recitations by Narada members, a Christmas-themed installment of the Bix Bixby Book Review, and a re-enactment of a Christmas Eve episode of "The Bickersons"! Sure to entertain you and tickle your innards! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From the Narada Radio Company, it's Pulp-Pourri Theatre, Season 2 Episode 3, "Karpen". Set in 1938, it's a contemporary retelling of the classic "Wandering Jew" story, with an anti-war theme. Despite the age of the tale, its message is still timely today.

From the Narada Radio Company, it's Pulp-Pourri Theatre, Season 2 Episode 3, "Karpen". Set in 1938, it's a contemporary retelling of the classic "Wandering Jew" story, with an anti-war theme. Despite the age of the tale, its message is still timely today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the end of the week-thank the heavens- and it's time to laugh it up with Friday Follies! Host John Bell introduces Bell's in the Batfry #45, followed by Pulp-Pourri Theatre's Murder on Santa Claus Lane, and the premiere of Rude Alchemy on the Follies with Carver Cranebottom. Guffaws on Go on Mutual! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From the Narada Radio Company, it's Pulp-Pourri Theatre, Season 3 Episode 3, "Murder on Santa Claus Lane". Set in Wartime Los Angeles, it's the story of two patrol cops who are forced to work on Christmas Eve, and the misfortunes that befall them.

From the Narada Radio Company, it's Pulp-Pourri Theatre, Season 3 Episode 3, "Murder on Santa Claus Lane". Set in Wartime Los Angeles, it's the story of two patrol cops who are forced to work on Christmas Eve, and the misfortunes that befall them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pulp-Pourri Theatre presents an adaptation of a WEIRD TALES story by M. G. Moretti, we learn what happens to the members of an archaeological expedition that steals the "eye" of a stone idol. A creepy chiller that's not for the timid soul! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeffrey Billard is back with Tuesday Terrors with Byron Chronicles #103-Forgotten Sins, then Darkness Time from The Grist Mill, and finally Hands of the High Priest from Pulp-Pourri Theatre in an audio adaptation of a great weird tale. Halloween week is filled with ghoulish delights on Mutual! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tonight our main feature is the finale of the Pulp-Pourri Theatre series "The Bird and the Snake" from Narada Radio Company and Pete Lutz. Our extra feature includes the first episode of The Amelia Project with "Episode 1: Elizabeth Barlow". This week's show is Rated AD-R or restricted. 

Jack and David showcases an adaptation of Kurt Vonnegut's 2BR02B from Pulp-Pourri Theatre and The Adventures of Jack Nimble from Matt Leong! 

  Jack and guest host Pete Lutz find themselves at the beginning of a very strange mystery and a very fine pulp adventure with Mr. Lutz's own Pulp-Pourri Theatre and "Blood Has Sticky Fingers"! 

Pulp-Pourri Theatre and Pete Lutz return with a double order of "By Order of Buck Brady" and "What Bleeds is What Leads" while Jack and David try not to do any bleeding of their own in the Lost City of Death.

David and Jack explore a strange dead city as well as "The Scent of my Death" by Audio Clinic's Barry Frame and Pulp-Pourri Theatre's "The Trip Up Yonder" from Pete Lutz.