Audio Bits by Stephen Bracco

Three alumni of Saint Francis High School for Boys learn how just far away salvation can be.

Artsy NYC type Francis is threatened with being replaced by a more profitable version of himself.

A Sunday night family phone call. A father discovers his son is more morally corrupt than even he could have imagined. Comedy.

Part 3 of "A Tree. A Rock. A Car." A summertime audio portrait of small-town Glen Hollows USA, in 3 parts. The Narrator from Grover's Corners' "Our Town" gets a job (no benefits) narrating "A Tree. A Rock. A Car."   3. A Car. The Narrator returns as an angel to deliver the final episode of this 3-part audio portrait of Glen Hollows USA.   Title inspired by Carson McCullers' classic short story, "A Tree, A Rock, A Cloud."

Part 2 of "A Tree. A Rock. A Car." A summertime audio portrait of small-town Glen Hollows USA, in 3 parts. The Narrator from Grover's Corners' "Our Town" gets a job (no benefits) narrating "A Tree. A Rock. A Car." 2. A Rock. The Narrator from Our Town suffers a mortal injury when he falls off Misery Rock at the center of Glen Hollows in this second episode of a 3-part audio portrait of Glen Hollows USA. Title inspired by Carson McCullers' classic short story, "A Tree, A Rock, A Cloud."

Part 1 of "A Tree. A Rock. A Car." A summertime audio portrait of small-town Glen Hollows USA, in 3 parts. The Narrator from Grover's Corners' "Our Town" gets a job (no benefits) narrating "A Tree. A Rock. A Car." 1. A Tree. The Narrator from Our Town dodges falling trees in this first episode of a 3-part audio portrait of Glen Hollows USA. Title inspired by Carson McCullers' classic short story, "A Tree, A Rock, A Cloud."

Proof of God from a lifelong criminal.

Buttons the Boomer Blathers on Gender

Dude going on democracy.

When Poochy the guard dog bites Brooklyn artsy type and beach house guest Chaz on the hand during brunch, hosts Sharon and Remy debate whether it was Chaz's artsy-fartsy elitism or his lack of wholesome values that inspired Poochy's attack. Chaz insists Poochy just hates his new belt. Will peace be restored to brunch before everything gets cold? Find out in "Beach House Poochy" by Stephen Bracco