Frozen Frights

The Laugh Track returns with three comedy shorts - all recorded before live audiences. Sci Fi and fishing team up for ‘Gorblat’s Jig’, followed a brief word from our sponsor, ‘Die-Axe-All’ and finishing up with romance with Kenna Clayton’s ‘Love’s Half the Story’.

Mystery on the Air - episode 1, The Music of Eric Zann based loosely on the story by H.P. Lovecraft.

Starring Tanja Milojevic as Helen, Jim Yount as Phillips, Jeffrey Adams was Eric, and Justin Kapla played Harry the Engineer.

Script, direction and post-production by Jeffrey Adams. Some sound effects provided by The Freesound Project, at Freesound dot O R G.

The Music of Eric Zann - that is, the violin piece heard in this episode - was composed by Alex Voytenko of the Ukraine, violin solo performed by Uh-Lrie-est Smovzh also of the Ukraine. This music was used by special arrangement with the composer.

The end credit music was ‘Despair and Triumph’ by the Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Mystery on the Air is made possible in part by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council, thanks to appropriations from the Minnesota State Legislature’s general and arts and cultural heritage funds.

A sneak peak of 'The Music of Eric Zann' premiering on the Icebox RAdio Theater's 'Mystery on the Air' podcast on September 13th.

Coming September 13th, 2018, a collection of new horror and suspense stories from the Icebox Radio Theater.

Three shorts are featured this week on the Laugh Track. First, a great recording of the classic ‘The Customs Guard’ from the Great Northern Radio Show, followed by camping on the primitive side with ‘The Wild Family and concluding with the first ever ‘1st Draft Playhouse’.

Two local boys who try real hard try to enter the local fishing derby. Recorded before a live, outdoor audience in August 2010 in Int'l Falls, Minnesota.

Three couples trapped in the line-up for US customs on the Canadian border find they have more in common than they think. Recorded before a live audience.

Here it is! A recording of the classic OTR episode, Nero Wolfe starring Justin Kapla. Recorded before a live, out door audience at the Smokey Bear Park band shell in Int'l Falls, Minnesota on June 13, 2018.

Based around true events. When Voyageurs National Park opened in the 1970's, real conflict existed between the park's builders and the people who owned land inside the new parks boundaries. This is a Romeo & Juliet tale with a VNP backdrop.