Podcast Categories: Comedy Fiction

As we all know, The Kelcey Ayer TV Show we’ve loved for 10 years has been cancelled, but Kelcey, Bronco, Sir Sheldon, Amy, Sally, and Benjamin aren’t going down that easy. Join them each week as they attempt to bring you the same entertainment you’ve enjoyed on television to the radio waves, with The Kelcey Ayer TV Show On Radio.

(The Kelcey Ayer TV Show On Radio is a scripted comedy series from the mind of Kelcey Ayer (Local Natives, Jaws of Love). Artwork is by Prachi Valechha.)

The Flame tells the story of two women: Jamie (Ellie Brigida), an LGBTQ bar owner, and Sam (Jasmin Savoy Brown), the woman selling the building the bar inhabits, and the inevitable sparks that end up flying between them! With the help of her best friend, Heather (Leigh Holmes Foster), and bar regular Jo (Jenn Colella), can the residents of The Flame keep the bar alive? Or can Sam’s friend Mel (Valerie Rose Lohman) help her work through her complicated feelings about her father’s death and the building she grew up in before she makes a rash decision?

This is an original radio play produced by Lez Hang Out Productions.
Part of the Broadway Podcast Network.
The Flame was made possible by listeners like you! Join them on Patreon at patreon.com/theflamemusical.

The Flame, An LGBTQ Romantic Comedy Musical. 
Story by Ellie Brigida and Leigh Holmes Foster 
Book by Caitlyn Clear 
Music and Lyrics by Leigh Holmes Foster 
with additional lyrics by Caitlyn Clear 
Directed by Caitlyn Clear and Valerie Rose Lohman 
Produced by Lez Hang Out Productions, Ellie Brigida, Caitlyn Clear, Valerie Rose Lohman, Leigh Holmes Foster, David and Ann Mortimer, Sheri Moses, Andrew Bramson, Tien Tran, Abby Nissenbaum, Dylan Adams, Liz Shen and Meghan Gunther 

Starring Jasmin Savoy Brown as Sam, Jenn Colella as Jo, Ellie Brigida as Jamie, Leigh Holmes Foster as Heather, Harrison White as the Narrator, Valerie Rose Lohman as Mel 

Guest Starring:
Dana Piccoli as Jessica, Liz Mongrello as Ashley, and Vico Ortiz as Bridget, JJ Niemann as Alan, Jesse Nowack as Harold, Chilina Kennedy as Rachel and Lauren Flans as Maggie, Sydney Nicholson as Lindsey, Ashton Grooms as Lillian 

Additional Ensemble Vocals by 
Dayna Arnett, Briana Bonilla, Leesa Charlotte, Benjamin Doncom, Ashton Grooms, E. Maloney, Quince Mobley, Liz Mongrello, Sydney Nicholson, Vico Ortiz, Dana Piccoli, Saria Schuyler and Mickie Rose Wadsworth

Orchestrated by Ellie Brigida 
Additional Orchestration by Allyn McCourt and Beth Goodman 
Sound Editing, Sound Engineering and Song Recordings Recordings Produced by Ellie Brigida
Dialogue Editing by Leigh Holmes Foster 
Additional Song Recordings by Heidi Martin 
Musical Director Ellie Brigida 
Assistant Musical Director Marissa DeVeau

Orchestra 
Allyn McCourt on Violin and Viola 
Molly Goldstein on Cello 
Beth Goodman on Winds 
Briana Childers on French Horn 
Grace Messara on Drums 
Bethany Vandenbrink on Bass Guitar 
Jana Heidenreich and Ellie Brigida on Electric Guitar 
Ellie Brigida on Piano 
Rich Kelley on Trumpet 
Ben Owens on Trombone 

Welcome to Muckey Landing, Delaware, a place mostly known for being not too far from someplace you’d rather be. While you’re here, stop by the Muckey Landing Market, Diner and Hardware Emporium at the corner of St. Jones and Broad, and say hi to proprietors Virgil Slatter and Harmon Truesdale. If it’s Tuesday, try Harmon’s bologna special. Then sit back and enjoy this award-winning full-cast comedy fiction sitcom, comin’ at you in the tradition of Lum and Abner, I Love Lucy, and The Jack Benny Show. Well, it would be just like those shows if their characters smoked, drank and cussed. Prepare your funny bones, ’cause we’re gonna do our best to tickle ’em!

A raunchy, saucy audio romantic comedy series about three women who seem to have everything figured out… except love.

If you think feelings are scary, friendship makes everything better, and ambitious women shouldn’t have to choose between love and their dreams, this show is for you.

Oh, and if you like dirty jokes, it’s DEFINITELY for you.

Written & Directed (and produced and edited) by Paige Feldman – @pfeld on Twitter

Starring:

Emily Hooks as Mona – @emilyahooks on Instagram

Rebecca Hausman as Claire – @rebecca_hausman on Instagram

Jennifer Cheung as Harper

Josh Odsess-Rubin as Gross Gene – @joshangeles1 on Instagram

Andrew Brown as Andrew – @The_Andrew_Brown on Instagram

Aeric Azana as Reid – @thatdaringyoungman on Instagram and @thatdaringman on Twitter

Sean Burns as Trey, Jeff, Calvin, and Todd – @sean_michael_burns on Instagram

Music by John Drabecki

Cover Art by Alejandra Fernandez

GREENHOUSE is an anxious audio love story about a recluse writer and a lonely florist who learn, letter by letter, that the world is a whole lot brighter when you have someone to share your story with. It was created by Lillian Holman and produced by Atypical Artists. For more information, please visit atypicalartists.co/greenhouse

Loosely based on the personal experiences of creator, Eddy Gaspard, Cupid’s Arrow chronicles his experiences as a closeted teen in the early 2000’s.

In Seasons 1 and 2, follow Bruce O’Dea, a sixteen-year-old, gay Junior who is still in the closet.  Taking place in the early 2000’s, Bruce struggles to accept his identity as his religious-leaning parents push to enroll him, without warning, in an out-of-state Christian Science boarding school.

In Season 3, follow Tommy Guiterrez, a D1 college tennis player, who moves back home to Texas after facing some tragic events at the end of his Freshman year.  While there, he begins coaching teens in order to get back up on his feet. 

The Resistible Rise of J. R. Brinkley is a four part audio drama podcast, set in the 1920’s and 30’s, about a quack doctor/politician who first became famous for his cure for impotence: implanting goat testicles into human testicles. It uses comedy and country music to illustrate Brinkley’s life as he moved from being a small town doctor to a millionaire to a candidate for governor of Kansas to a conservative talk radio star with an ear for country music. Hosted by Dan Butler, known best for playing Bulldog on Frasier, starring Tony Torn as Brinkley, and produced by Untitled Theater Company No.61, a Theater of Ideas based in New York. Written and directed by Edward Einhorn. Each episode also contains a short interview with an expert about the background of the story, including the history of country music.

2020 WEBBY AWARD HONOREE

In a post-apocalyptic world with no internet or electricity, five disparate factions vie for dominance in the city-state of Fiveboro. Each tribe worships at the altar of the bygone pop-culture references of an earlier time, and relishes the stories of film and television they’ve never actually seen. The Fansci Folk live in a Sci-Fi/Fantasy cosplay kingdom, the Escandalistas invoke the drama of the Telenovelas, The Criterione Collective praises the independent Art Film, the Snookis favor “reality” over fiction and the Hepburners prefer their stories told in black and white. When a powerful figure who calls himself The Cardinal invites the leaders of the factions to his Roost, the announcement he makes threatens to shake Fiveboro to its very core and upend the peaceful detente that has ruled the realm for over a decade.

David Treatman Creative and Iconoclast Theatre Collective present:
The World to Come
A Musical Saga
Created by Rachel Klein, Andy Peterson, and Erik Ransom
Scripts & Lyrics by Erik Ransom
Music by Andy Peterson
Direction by Rachel Klein

Cast
Joanna Carpenter – Ivorwen Flutterwing / Lady Hyacinth
Tsebiyah Derry – RuffLadyDom69 / Marchioness of Chambers
Jamyl Dobson – Ser Cyborg Van Damme
Remy Germinario – Jasper Knickerbocker / Talon Sergeant / Dom / Additional Voices
Lana Gordon – The Oracle of Nypil
PJ Griffith – Achilleon Hawke
Em Grosland – Teller Bastien / Additional Voices
Brandon Haagenson – Lord Darcy Hetherington / Additional Voices
Chris Harder – John the Faptist
Jonathan Hoover – High Priestess Patti
Kate Hoover – Millicent Knickerbocker / Dr. Screechowl / Elder Zevriel / Additional Voices
Scott Lilly – Porkpoleon / the Archduke of Plastoria/ Schmendrick the Stable Boy / Additional Voices
Sandra Marante – Yolanda Gutierrez / Mercedes Pizarro / Additional Voices
Tara Martinez – Princess Ripley of House Zythrion / Additional Voices
Erik Ransom – Narrator / Folker / Dowager Duchess / Additional Voices
Brody Redman – Talon Agent / Boxing Commentator / Additional Voices
Carson Robinette – Chip Knickerbocker / Additional Voices
Marissa Rosen – Danielle of Clan Rhonj / Additional Voices
Justin Sargent – Lukas Sparrow / Duke Vlad of Gushing / Additional Voices
Grace Stockdale – Queen Cyanaris of House Zythrion
Luis Villabon – The Cardinal / Rodrigo / Additional Voices
and
Adrienne Barbeau as Queen Ghenna of House Zythrion

Musicians
Spencer Cohen – Drums / Percussion
Cadence Hira – Violin
Wayne Leechford -Clarinet / Saxophones
Mike Lunoe – Drums / Percussion / Bass
Andy Peterson – Keyboards / Orchestral Sequencing
Mike Rosengarten – Guitar

Creatives
Erik Ransom – Scriptwriter / Lyricist / Created By
Andy Peterson – Composer / Music Director / Orchestrations / Created By
Rachel Klein – Director / Showrunner / Created By
Mike Lunoe – Audio Producer / Editor / Mixer
Sean Hagerty – Sound Designer / Lead Mixer
David Treatman – Producer

Abby Bonner – Associate Producer
Melissa Edelblum – Associate Producer
Dan DeMello – Publicist
Caroline Bohnenberger – Assistant Director
Cadence Hira – Sound Apprentice

Nick Anton – Additional Audio Recording
Sean Gill – Kitsch Consultant
Scott Lilly – Map Designer

Produced by David Treatman Creative and Iconoclast Theatre Collective

An eight episode black comedy fiction podcast about a mild-mannered accountant on a quest for vengeance. Written and created by Peter Hoffman Kimball, starring Josh Callahan, and featuring such voice talent as Ptolemy Slocum from HBO’s Westworld and Emmy winner Neil Garguilo from MTV’s Awkward.