Unreliable Narrator Theater Group

Launch into October with this month’s hosts Kitty Drexel, Noe

Kamelamela, and Nick Stevens! Kitty lays out guidelines for swearing

in front of children, Noe speculates on the things that millenials kill, and Nick speaks on the importance of proper market research in naming

a church. Then Kitty and Noe perform an audio version of a classic

scene from “2001: A Space Odyssey.”

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Caitlin, Andy, and Steve close out their month of shows by reading from Carl’s comic tragedy of the 30th President, “Calvin.” Also, Caitlin creates science fiction’s best character mashup imaginable, Andy implores CBS to learn from the BBC’s mistakes, Steve stands up to the elitists of television streaming, and Carl places “Star Trek: The Next Generation” season one in its proper context.

References:

Zeitgeist Stage’s “Vicuna:” http://www.zeitgeiststage.com

A Star to Steer Her By: https://soundcloud.com/sshbpodcast

Coal Hill A/V Club: https://player.fm/series/doctor-who-the-coal-hill-av-club

Royalty-free music courtesy of audioblocks.com.

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This month’s guest hosts Steve Auger, Andy Hicks, and Caitlin Mason

(from “Human Contact: Short Sci-Fi Plays”) read from Carl’s sci-fi

dreamscape “Individuality.” Also, Steve uncovers a conspiracy by following the money, Andy ponders regional attitudes toward lobstahs, Caitlin shares a family recipe for guacamole, and Carl mispronounces Anthony Bourdain’s name but everyone is too polite to correct him.

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It’s the new Unreliable Narrator podcast! Jenny Gutbezahl, Brian Rust, and Jacquelyn Weatherbee from “Planet of Warrior-Bunnies” read scenes from Carl’s gritty nostalgia reboot “Goofus v. Gallant: Dawn of Niceness.” Also Jenny shares memories of performing at the now-defunct Factory Theatre, Brian waxes on the majesty of the mullet, and Jacquelyn pitches a new role for shy high school theater kids.

Apologies for the uneven sound quality, we had to go to the backup mic for much of the recording.

Art: Julia Tenney.

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Unreliable Narrator does strange, homemade theater in Somerville, MA.