Good Morning, and Merry Christmas to all who celebrate! As we gather around the tree or play with our gifts and toys after opening them on Christmas Eve, let us rejoice that Christmas is here! All the holly and ivy strewn around your house as you decked the halls, the snowmen you decided to make as you had a white Christmas, and all the feelings you have towards what Christmas means to you and your own Christmas traditions.

As I sit and reflect on Christmas and my traditions. It brings memories of laughter, decorating the tree with my Mother, and of course, the unwrapping of presents and the delight to see what Santa brought me. However, one Christmas tradition that has reigned supreme within my family as early as I can remember is that we would sit on Christmas Eve and watch “A Muppets Christmas Carol ''. Though you have known me for voices, this upcoming story will not feature Kermit, Ms.Piggy, Rolhf, Fozzie, or Rizzo. However, I am bringing a classic to your ears by recounting Charles Dickens's “ A Christmas Carol.” Following the story of an old miser named Scrooge, a Christmas story takes us on a journey of remembrance. Not only of the times that have passed, and maybe the times that we have wasted away, but that our lives are more than what our work is. 

So let us celebrate, rejoice, and cozy amongst the glow of the fireplace as we journey the river on Riverside Readings - A Dramatic Reading Radio Show hosted by Me, Trent Mylie

We are in the season of giving, and I thought of no better gift for my lovely listeners than three Christmas stories tied up in a bow for one episode. These classic Christmas tales are all underscored by Andre Previn and the London Symphony Orchestra's The Nutcracker (1972).

Happy Holidays and Happy New Year! I'm looking forward to what next year brings!

On this special Halloween episode, we ask ourselves, what makes a house really haunted? Is it the aura of the house (the house on the hill, watch out, don’t go down that road) that piques our curiosity? Or is it the sheer wonder at how something once thought of as beautiful and the place to be has fallen so low that not even animals want to reside in its facade? Today, we shall read “The Fall of the House of Usher” by Edgar Allen Poe and discover what truly became of our unknown narrator and his childhood friend Roderick Usher. Come find out with me as we journey the river on Riverside Readings - A Dramatic Reading Radio Show hosted by Me, Trent Mylie

Where do we belong and to what do we belong to? We go about life trying to find our own identity, whatever it may be, and go about our lives finding others of that group and growing within that group to have others join us along the way. "Anthem" by Ayn Rand asks about our own identity and freedom. What do these things mean to us and what exactly does it mean? Come find out with me, and my special guest Vienne Borg, as we journey the river on Riverside Readings - A Dramatic Reading Radio Show by Me, Trent Mylie

Regarded by H.P. Lovecraft as his "favorite weird story." Algernon Blackwood's "The Willows" follows two friends along the Danube River and the harrowing journey resting on a riverbank brought them. Who or What decided to camp with them after their long journey? Will they make it out to tell their story? Click in to see Riverside Readings - A Dramatic Reading Radio Show by Me, Trent Mylie

Today, we head down the Rabbit Hole for Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland" (1865). Through this 12-chapter, 3-hour story we journey along the river with our young adventurer Alice and all of her encounters while she tries to figure out what Wonderland means to her and I look forward to seeing what Wonderland means to us as we journey down the rabbit hole together. Come along with me on Riverside Readings - A show hosted by me, Trent Mylie.

 As we continue our journey into Algernon Blackwood, we talk about fate and how one’s journey and discrepancies can lead to an unwanted conclusion. Click in to join the journey on Riverside Readings.

A Man and his Dog. A journey into a harsh, unforgiving wilderness with the goal to build a fire. Will they attain this goal or does an eternal chilled slumber await them? Click in to join the journey on Riverside Readings.

What is fate? Is it an unseen force that guides us to people, places, and things? Are there ways we can break fate or when being in a peaceful situation, will we be okay with what chance chose for us? Click in to join the journey on Riverside Readings.

For the first stop along the River, I am joined by my good friend Will Bradley as my first guest on Riverside Readings. Today we will explore an art studio in New York as a well-known artist's final days draw near while he has help from his younger assistant. In a scene filled with passion and desire for art, we see an artist realize their time might be drawing near and a younger creative finally letting their feelings be known. Afterward, before I  return to the river, we explain our journeys before I tie off the knot and head towards new discoveries.