Where the Stars Fell

Where the Stars Fell

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  • Episode Twenty-Six: The Circle: Part 1

    The prodigal son returns home. 

    Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte.

    TW: Guns, discussion of parental abuse, referenced ableism

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    30 min
  • Episode Twenty-Five: Probability

    Lucy and BB take a hike. 

    Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte. This episode features the song, “Blood On Your Shoes”, written and composed by Newton Schottelkotte and produced by Tyler Petty. It can be purchased on Bandcamp here.

    TW: Ableism

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    29 min
  • Episode Twenty-Four: Something Other Than the Desperation

    This isn’t a game anymore. 

    Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte. This episode features the song, “Let Me Be Yours”, written and produced by Newton Schottelkotte. It can be purchased on Bandcamp here, and is available to stream on all major platforms.

    TW: Violence, alcohol

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    25 min
  • Forgive Me! Crossover: Forgive Where the Stars Fell

    While hunting down a prophet in upstate New York, Ed is forced to spin an angelic yarn when Father Ben witnesses her healing abilities.

    Listen to Forgive Me! here.

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    Dr. Edison Tucker- Newt Schottelkotte

    Lucille Kensington - Madelyn Harvieux

    Father Ben- Casey Callaghan

    Written by Newton Schottelkotte and Lucy Brown, directed by Bob Raymonda, and produced by Adam Raymonda, Bob Raymonda, and Newton Schottelkotte.

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    31 min
  • Episode Twenty-Three: And the Prom Is Tomorrow

    With his prom-posal scheduled the day of the annual Chili Cook Off, Mike’s got a full plate. 

    Note- we'll be taking a mid-season break for the rest of June, but we'll be back July 7th with our crossover with Forgive Me!, and Episode 24 on July 21st. See you then!

    Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte. This episode featured some last-minute but nonetheless invaluable crowd cameos from: Tonia Ransom, Brad Colbroock, Bee Hyland, Jackie Hedeman, Max Fleischhacker but wearing glasses and a mustache, Evan Gulock, Gavin Gaddis, Josh Rubino in many sets of glasses and mustaches, and Alexander Danner.

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    24 min
  • Episode Twenty-Two: Who's Afraid of Ken Keeler?

    The ICUP explores each other’s bodies. 

    Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte.

    TW: Discussion of the Dave Matthews Band River Chicago Incident (Google it and decide/prepare accordingly, you'll see why)

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    33 min
  • Episode Twenty-One: Everybody Goes To the Rapture

    An unconventional evangelist forces the ICUP into an unexpected team-up. 

    Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte.

    TW: Comedic self-mutilation, discussion of murder and kidnapping, unreality

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    23 min
  • Episode Twenty: Boiling Over

    Edison and Lucy try to prepare for the next two months. 

    Script available here. Intro theme composed by Tyler Petty. End credits theme composed by Newton Schottelkotte. This episode features the song “Just Embrace the Rapture”, written and composed by Tyler Petty and Newton Schottelkotte, and produced by Tyler Petty.

    TW: Violence, misophonia

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    35 min
  • Seen and Not Heard Crossover: Two Jews In A Room Signing (April Fool's Special)

    Bet and Lucy sit down for a chat.

    Cast:

    Bet: Caroline Mincks

    Lucille Kensington: Madelyn Harvieux

    Barista: Ella Watts

    Script available here. Check out Seen and Not Heard at https://seenandnotheardpod.carrd.co/

    Written by Newton Schottelkotte and Caroline Mincks. Produced by Newton Schottelkotte.

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    8 min
  • Season 3 Sneak Peek

    Season 3 of Where the Stars Fell will premiere April 28th, 2023. Welcome back to Jerusalem, OR.

    Script available here.

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    3 min

About Where the Stars Fell

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Dr. Edison Tucker is having a very weird life. Not being able to die tends to color things that way. Lucille Kensington is the literary scene’s biggest enigma. That’s just the way she likes it. When…

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