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“Here I am thinking now, not “hey I should get out of this situation,” but more so “is this weird? Is this beastiality?”- Jon Zencheck

In our season finale, we explore the strange things that people do as a result of trying to find a mate, or in response to losing one.

Appetizer:

First Course: That’s Not Me

Second Course: Strange Strange

Toast:

Produced by Exectuive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Hosted, Written, and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Today’s episode featured Dylan James Amick, Charlotte, and Jon Zencheck

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The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Podington Bear

The cover of “I Wish It Was Christmas Today” can be found, here

Producers Dylan James Amick and Andrew Terrance Kaberline chat about the production of Applaud and how it relates to our upcoming season 2 finale. Then, we replay the Audio Verse Award nominated episode in its entirety. And finally, after the credits Dylan and Andrew give you a few tidbits about where we will be going in season 3 of The Grayscale!

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Starring

Produced by Julia Katz, Dylan James Amick, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

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Vote for this episode and all of our nominees at the Audio Verse Awards. Polls open until Dec 7th!

Our Complete List of Nominees:

Best Writing of an Original, Short Form, Self-contained Production

Best Original, Short Form, Self-contained Production

Best Original, Short Form, Small Cast, Ongoing, Dramatic Production

Best Original Anthology/Variety Show

Best Performance of an Actress in an Original, Short Form, Self-contained Production

Best Performance of an Actor in an Original, Short Form, Self-contained Production

Best Performance of an Actor in an Original Leading Role for a Short Form Production

The town of Beavertail has been rocked a PTA election that left 26 people dead, a snake infestation and an animal uprising but now its about about to face the biggest thing It’s seen all year: A trial.

Donald Falcon, local podcast engineer is facing murder charges after the body of his brother-in-law, one Todd Sinnoh was found last month. After a lengthy investigation by BTPD, Donald was found at his place of residence. Apparently the police had neglected to check there, assuming he had made some kind of break for it. After Dustin Sanford tragically lost his life in the Overstreet Riots, our town has been lawyer-less, although up to this point all matters of dispute have been settled by trials by combat so it hasn’t really been an issue. All that is about to change since Donald has outright refused to fight reigning champion Sharon Overstreet, opting instead for a old fashion or “talk-’em-out” trial.

Donald will be represented by his friend, local pastor Creedence Clearwater, whereas the people are bringing in Crumdon’s biggest hotshot lawyer, Michael Davenport. At this time Donald has been released on bail and the trial is expected to begin as soon as he passes his Voight-Kampff Test, proving his isn’t an android replica of the actual defendant, as per Beavertail Law. Stay tuned to The Beavertail Bugle for more on the story as it develops…by which we mean please keep subscribing to this paper. We really need to keep the newspaper industry alive in this town. Newspapers serve a lot of functions you know. Now that you are done reading this article, you could wrap a birthday present in this paper! Or line your bird cage! Maybe make a hat? Please. We need your business.

Featuring Matthew Schott, Rebecca Bassell, and Eric Austin,

Created by Matthew Schott

Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

For more from Eric Austin, check out his short form improv team, Rufus Khan!

An unsuccessful writer befriends a pet rat, and it leads to an unhealthy and unsanitary obsession

Vote for The Grayscale for the Audio Verse Awards, HERE!

Directed by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Written by Kelly Strauch

Starring

Produced by Julia Katz, Dylan James Amick, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Follow The Voice Inside Your Head Moral Influx Company on Twitter.

Hello podcast listeners!

It’s that time of year again where we start voting for the Audio Verse Awards.

Last year was a great haul for us, and we want to keep the prestige growing, so if you feel so inclined, we would love for you to take a few minutes to vote for some of the performances from the last season of the show. This is the semi-final voting, and after the 6th the top five nominees in each category will advance to the finals.

You can vote for the Audio Verse Awards HERE, and you have until November 6th to do so!

Also, while there, why not donate to the AVA so that they can buy physical trophies for all the winners this year. 

For Reference, here are ALL 22 semi-finalists from The Grayscale:

Best Original Composition in a Short form Production

Best Audio Engineering of an Original, Ongoing, Short Form Production

Best Writing of an Original, Short Form, Self-contained Production

Best Writing of an Original, Long Form, Self-contained Production

Best Writing of an Original, Short Form, Ongoing Production

Best Writing of an Original, Long Form, Small Cast, Ongoing Production

Best Original, Short Form, Self-contained Production

Best Original, Short Form, Small Cast, Ongoing, Dramatic Production

Best Original Anthology/Variety Show

Best Performance of an Actress in an Original, Short Form, Self-contained Production

Best Performance of an Actor in an Original, Short Form, Self-contained Production

Best Performance of an Actor in an Original, Long Form, Small Cast, Self-contained Production

Best Performance of an Actor in an Original Leading Role for a Short Form Production

I think that in just one angle of his head, there are a million stories. – Matt Manning, on Larry

Andrew explores the final three deadly sins. Our journey takes us from Facebook to fictional cities to the local strip club.

Appetizer:

First Course: Public Pride

You can listen to Does This Work? on iTunes

Second Course: Green Eyed Monster

Third Course: Lust With Lux

You can listen to Lux Atl’s podcast Stripcast: True Stories from a Stipper with a PHD on iTunes, and you can learn more about her work here

Produced by Exectuive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Hosted, Written, and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Today’s episode featured stories, reporting, and acting from Matt Manning and Clare Shreve,

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The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Podington Bear.

The statue of limitations has passed, and the person I’m speaking of is dead, so… I think it should be safe to tell. – Kathy

Andrew explores the Seven Deadly Sins by trying to find examples of them in everyday stories, in part one of this two part exploration of the tempting moments of life.

Appetizer:

First Course: Burning Greed

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Second Course: Three Scenes of Wrath

Third Course: A Vegetarian Goes to the Glutton Contest

Fourth Course: King of the Sloths!

Produced by Exectuive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Hosted, Written, and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Today’s episode featured stories, reporting, and acting from Ben Hamm & Dahlia Beta, “Kathy,”

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The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Podington Bear. This episode also featured the song “After Burning A,” by Lobo Loco

The Voice Inside Your Head receives the missing tape for case file UVB76-MI727.

Directed by Dylan James Amick

Starring

Produced by Julia Katz, Dylan James Amick, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Follow The Voice Inside Your Head Moral Influx Company on Twitter.

Hey Grayscale listeners!

We’re working hard on a fantastic new episode for tomorrow that is really going to open up the world of the show. IN THE MEAN TIME, we’e been asked a lot this season about our great new theme song, so we wanted to post it by itself here, for your listening pleasure.

The theme is by Isaac Aaron Jones, and all of his work can be found here