Moonlight Audio Theatre

TERROR OF THE NIGHT-CAT

Written, scored, directed, and mixed by Tom Rory Parsons

Mick and Frank: Pete Lutz

TV Presenter: Nick Field

Policeman: Cary Ayers

Narrator: Boyd Barrett

TWELVE CHIMES, IT'S MIDNIGHT, EP 17: Old-Time Radio Live!

Good evening listeners...a little something extra from Twelve Chimes, for your October, Halloween-season, listening enjoyment...

The Twelve Chimes players just recently performed two creepy & kooky classic old-time radio plays at Bird & Beckett Books in foggy San Francisco. Hear the 1937 Lights Out play "Meteor Man" and the 1949 Quiet Please play "Where Do You Get Your Ideas?" with three musical numbers by the close harmony trio, The Century Sisters!

This live event was recorded live at Bird & Beckett Books & Records and Cultural Legacy Project in the Glen Park district of San Francisco.

CREDITS: Writers: Arch Oboler and Wyllis Cooper Producer/Director: Aimee Pavy Hosts: Aimee Pavy and Brett Stillo Live Foley Sound Effects & Organ: Matthew Zipkin Russell: J. Aaron Seymour Diane: Sarah Leight The "Head": Aaron Doran Basil: Cameron Eng The Writer: J. Aaron Seymour Charlie: Aaron Doran Helen: Crystal Why The Century Sisters: Annabelle Zakaluk, Jana Busbin, and Truly Scrumptious; accompanied on piano by Emily Shisko

RADIO ICEBOX S1 E17: Old Friends

Aliens hijack the signal, the staff tries to warn the town only to discover them all possessed or something, and Major reveals the stupidly dangerous thing they all have to do next.

Sam: James Yount

JJ: Jeffrey Adams

Abby: .Aela Mackintsoh

Dr. Graves: Douglas Skrief

Major: Tom Bement

Cody: Cody Boyer

Alien: Justin Kapla

ICEBOX RADIO

LANCE HARDWICK MYSTERIES: Curses of the Mummy

Written, directed and produced by Viktor Aurelius and Jeff Niles

The curator of the museum begs Lance and his sidekick to locate a missing Mummy! But BEWARE the Mummy's MANY CURSES! OY! You have no idea how many curses!

Featured in the cast were:

Viktor Aurelius as Dick Reardon

Jeff Niles as Lance Hardwick

Rachel Rumler as Gay Schlafen

Wayne Owens as Ester Oyblomovitz

Steve White as George Burns

Julie Hoverson as Gracie Allen

Ted Wenskus as the Announcer

Pete Lutz as Schleppy Greenbaum

Viktor Aurelius as the Audience Member

Cary Michael Ayers as Buddy Herskovitz

and Steve White as The Mummy

4077th/ALL BETTER AUDIO

DUNGEONS & DAMSELS S2 E5: The Kiirian Idol (Part 2 of 2)

Continuing in the city of Stadiz, the medieval fantasy noir tale of retrieving the mysterious statue stolen from a temple in North Kiir, Varastaa has to navigate past the dead bodies and magical beings to close her case, and her client may not be all that he claims he is!

Written by David Ian; Voice Talent by Laura Myers

UNCHAINED PRODUCTIONS

ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK E1

Enroute to a World Summit, and carrying plans for a new top-secret weapon, the President's plane is hijacked and Air Force One crashes inside the walls of Manhattan Island – Maximum Security Penitentiary.

Only one man can bring him back…The newest prisoner arriving with a life sentence: notorious outlaw and former Special Forces war hero, SNAKE PLISSKEN….

Featuring the Voice Talent of: Jester Timm Gillick: Snake Plisken, and Escapee 1 Mark Kalita: Hauk and Cop 1 Bruce Busby: Rheme Stevie K. Farnaby: Newscaster, Cop 2, and Narrator 2 Bill Hollweg: Escapee 2, Codeman 1, and Prison Van Driver 2 David Sobkowiak: President Steven J. Cohen: Brain, Secret Service Agent 1 Brian of Seraphic Panopoly: Prison Van Driver and Controller 1 James Leeper: Medic Colin Snow: Eagle 2 Natasha Lathrop: Narrator 1, Computer Vocal Robin Carlisle: Base Controller 1 Kim Gianopoulos: Security 1 Charlene Harris: Security 2 Philip Moxley: Guard 1 Amanda Fitzwater: Rebel Paul Mannering: Weirdo

Produced, Engineered, and Directed by Stevie K. Farnaby

Adapted by Bill Hollweg from an Original Concept by John Carpenter and Nick Castle

BROKENSEA AUDIO

COMING ATTRACTIONS (9-6-26)!

As a continuing feature, we'll be posting, with our usual Sunday fare, a brief teaser for the following week's line-up! Please listen, won't you, and make plans to tune in.

ANNOUNCERY-TYPE FANCY-TALK: Andy Hartson-Bowyer (who also produces each week's preview show!) CONTACT US AT [email protected] with your feedback and suggestions!

SONIC SUMMERSTOCK PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS: Suspense: The Furnished Floor (2026)

An elderly lady takes in a former tenant and his mysterious new wife in this recreation of an episode of Suspense: Lucille Fletcher's chilling radio play. SOLE TWIN AUDIO

Cast:

ANNOUNCER - Dean T. Moody

MRS. HAWKINS - Sharon Grunwald

MR. JENNINGS - Dan Ware

Music by Ross Bernhardt

Produced and Directed by Rachel Pulliam

SONIC SUMMERSTOCK PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS: Nero Wolfe, "Stamped for Murder" (2018)

This is a recording of a live performance in March 2018, in Port Aransas, Texas, which was a fundraiser for their community theatre after they were hit by Hurricane Harvey. Released in 2019 as part of that year's Sonic Summerstock Playhouse.

Here's our Narada Radio Company cast:

ANNOUNCER: Tamara Merson Wren

ARCHIE GOODWIN: Ken Yarbrough

NERO WOLFE, the detective: Pete Lutz

GLORIA, the client: Aileen Corpos

RODMAN: Micah Blain

CROSS, swindler: Nora Gutierrez-Perez

HALLECK, swindler: Lisa Espinoza

SANFORD, document forger: Gene Giggy

INSPECTOR CRAMER: Jason D. Johnson

With commercials performed by Merilee Robinson, Michele Barnett and Teddi Giggy

PROJECT AUDION LIVE SUMMER SPECIAL Part 1: Lost Doctor Who radio pilot from 1966

In 1966, as the BBC science fiction television show Doctor Who was captivating British audiences, an attempt was made to create a radio version which would star Peter Cushing from the movies. A pilot episode was written and recorded, but the project went no further. The original recording has been lost, but the pilot script survived.

In July 2026, Project Audion produced this live recreation from the script for an audience at the Grapevine Public Library, featuring:

Sheela Bailey - A.J. Glendenning - Sean Massey - Reg Platt - Susan Platt - Ken Raney - William D. Tate - Kim Titus - Greg Vestel

Produced and directed by Larry Groebe