Wayne Birt, Host of Radio Boise's Sonic Saturday and Drift Correction, interviews playwright Sands Hall, author of Fair Use, a play about the intertwined literary lives of Mary Hallock Foote and Wallace Stegner. They discuss "the limits of influence," what makes beautiful prose and reconciling ghosts.

Greg Harness, host of Radio Boise's Ramblers Retreat, interviews Chris Simon, co-director/co-producer of "This Ain't No Mouse Music!," a documentary film about Chris Strachwitz, German-born founder of americana/roots label Arhoolie Records.

Judith Steele reads from her book, Angel, and explains the evolution of its creation, live from The Modern Hotel's Campfire Stories, June 8 2015.

Stray Theatre catches Poets Debbra Palmer and Stephanie Ford reading their work at The Ghosts and Projectors Reading Series May 7. 2016 at The Cabin in Boise.

Part 2 of ‪#‎StrayTheater‬'a The Magical Muku Mask, a two-part, locally written and produced radio drama.

THE CAST: Leta Harris Neustaedter, Ken Bass, Tylor Kelley, Patti O'Hara, Nick Garcia, Michelle Bass, Kerry Cooke, Joseph Wright, Hollis Welsh, Greg Hampikian, and J Todd Dunnigan.

First broadcast live at 5:30pm MT on March 6, 2016.

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New to ‪#‎StrayTheater‬ - a two-part, locally written and produced radio drama called The Magical Muku Mask.

THE CAST: Leta Harris Neustaedter, Ken Bass, Tylor Kelley, Patti O'Hara, Nick Garcia, Michelle Bass, Kerry Cooke, Joseph Wright, Hollis Welsh, Greg Hampikian, and J Todd Dunnigan.

First broadcast live at 5:30pm MT on February 28, 2016.

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Radio Boise's first full radio play in it's entirety.

"7 Keys to Baldpate" was recorded in the Radio Boise studios and performed by the Playhouse Performers of Boise's Playhouse Events and Dinner Theatre (www.playhouseboise.com/).

This mysterious melodrama, written in 1913 by George M. Cohan, will air in four episodes over the next four weeks. Following the series, we'll post the series in its entirety on www.radioboise.us!

Stray Theater (Sundays 5:30-6pm) is a little bit of everything — literary readings in the community, excerpts of public talks, interviews with performers and full-blown radio dramas performed by local theater troupes in the Radio Boise studio.

That's Stray Theater: Odds and ends and events of cultural significance with the focus on the community.

This installment features the award-winning fiction of Mitch Wieland (fiction), and the amazing heartfelt creative non-fiction of Allison Green (non-fiction).

Campfire Stories is a monthly reading series featuring local and national fiction and nonfiction writers, poets, playwrights, and comedians. Campfire Stories offers an exemplary and diverse cast of storytellers, every 2nd Monday of the summer months around the patio campfires.

Campfire Stories is a monthly reading series featuring local and national fiction and nonfiction writers, poets, playwrights, and comedians. Campfire Stories offers an exemplary and diverse cast of storytellers, every 2nd Monday of the summer months around the patio campfires.

This month both Joel Wayne (fiction) and Mattthew RK Haynes (fiction) will be reading new fiction and discussing the process of assembling stories, where they come from, and why there is the need to create real and dynamic characters on the page.

Campfire Stories is a monthly reading series featuring local and national fiction and nonfiction writers, poets, playwrights, and comedians. Campfire Stories offers an exemplary and diverse cast of storytellers, every 2nd Monday of the summer months around the patio campfires.

Campfire Stories, No. 7 features Judith Steele, Matt Clark, and Dwayne Blackaller

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June featured Judith Steele (fiction), read from her novel, The Angel of Esperanҫa, and discussed her process of writing the book.

Matthew Cameron Clark & Dwayne Blackaller (actors and playwrites) performed plays they wrote together and discuss the collaborative process.