Hey, kids, wake up! It's time for Rejection Slip Theater ©, podcast Episode 15 A.
If you loved Bootleg Skies©, you'll cheer, laugh and mostly cringe when you hear what's become of 1929 barnstormer, Jake Hollow. He's gone postal!
Yes, Jake Hollow, the lantern-jawed action-misadventure aviator with the Brilliantine smile, re-emerges in Jake Hollow, Airmail Pilot ©, Chapter 1, written by Paul Berge and starring: Michael Cornelison as Jake, Annie Meacham as the breathless Mary Beth, Joseph Pundzak as Ernie, Greg Anderson as Postal Commander Rockmander and Paul Berge as the Colonel. (Jake Hollow, Airmail Pilot ©, Chapter 1, first aired in 1994.)
And as always, we hop into the '56 Plymouth wagon to head down the Garden State Parkway to Westwood, New Jersey 07675, exit 168, where romance almost destroys Artie Azzetti and the Gang ©.
It's all straight ahead when you click on: http://feeds.feedburner.com/rejectionsliptheater And, remember, kids: Tell your friends!
Credits: Rejection Slip Theater (original © 1993), was created and produced by Joseph Pundzak and Paul Berge. Michael Meacham, Technical Director. Joseph Pundzak, Executive Producer. Original music by Jamie Poulsen. All Artie Azzetti and the Gang © stories were written and performed by Paul Berge. All original written stories remain the copyrighted property of the authors, used with permission by Rejection Slip Theater, which retains all rights to the audio productions. Most performers are available for voice work through Radio Garage in Urbandale, Iowa (http://www.radiogarage.com/). Some of the RST radioplays are available for theatrical production. Contact us for scripts, fees and copyrights at: rejectslip@aol.com Write "RST scripts" in the subject bar. No attachments, Fwd, viri or embedded messages, please, or the US Congress will waggle a non-binding finger at you so fast, buster, it'll...well, it'll do nothing. Our podcast guru is Dan Wardell. More RST podcasts at: http://feeds.feedburner.com/rejectionsliptheater RST web site and Contact Us: http://www.paulberge.com/ "Good night...or good morning. Whatever works."
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Rejection Slip Theater "Valentine's Day Massacre" © 14A
Hey, kids, wake up! It's time for Rejection Slip Theater ©, podcast Episode 14 A, the one your parents are still too traumatized to discuss while you're in the room. That's because it contains the infamous Valentine's Day Massacre with Artie Azzetti and the Gang ©, written and told by Paul Berge.
Actually, your parents are discussing s-e-x when you're not in the room, so to save them the embarrassment of pretending to explain it to you unaided by PowerPoint, sit them down, and as a family listen to the Rejection Slip Theater Valentine's Day episode.
It's all straight ahead when you click on: http://feeds.feedburner.com/rejectionsliptheater
And, remember, Kids: Tell your friends!
Credits: Rejection Slip Theater (original © 1993), was created and produced by Joseph Pundzak and Paul Berge. Michael Meacham, Technical Director. Joseph Pundzak, Executive Producer. Original music by Jamie Poulsen. All original written stories remain the copyrighted property of the authors, used with permission by Rejection Slip Theater, which retains all rights to the audio productions. Most performers are available for voice work through Radio Garage in Urbandale, Iowa (http://www.radiogarage.com/). Some of the RST radioplays are available for theatrical production. Contact us for fees and copyrights at: rejectslip@aol.com Write "RST scripts" in the subject bar. No attachments, Fwd, viri or embedded messages, please, or your computer mouse will eat your cat! Our podcast guru is Dan Wardell. More RST podcasts at: http://feeds.feedburner.com/rejectionsliptheater RST web site and Contact Us: http://www.paulberge.com/ "Good night...or good morning. Whatever works."
Actually, your parents are discussing s-e-x when you're not in the room, so to save them the embarrassment of pretending to explain it to you unaided by PowerPoint, sit them down, and as a family listen to the Rejection Slip Theater Valentine's Day episode.
It's all straight ahead when you click on: http://feeds.feedburner.com/rejectionsliptheater
And, remember, Kids: Tell your friends!
Credits: Rejection Slip Theater (original © 1993), was created and produced by Joseph Pundzak and Paul Berge. Michael Meacham, Technical Director. Joseph Pundzak, Executive Producer. Original music by Jamie Poulsen. All original written stories remain the copyrighted property of the authors, used with permission by Rejection Slip Theater, which retains all rights to the audio productions. Most performers are available for voice work through Radio Garage in Urbandale, Iowa (http://www.radiogarage.com/). Some of the RST radioplays are available for theatrical production. Contact us for fees and copyrights at: rejectslip@aol.com Write "RST scripts" in the subject bar. No attachments, Fwd, viri or embedded messages, please, or your computer mouse will eat your cat! Our podcast guru is Dan Wardell. More RST podcasts at: http://feeds.feedburner.com/rejectionsliptheater RST web site and Contact Us: http://www.paulberge.com/ "Good night...or good morning. Whatever works."
Wednesday, February 7, 2007
Rejection Slip Theater 13a ©
Hey, kids, wake up! It's time for Rejection Slip Theater ©, podcast episode 13 A, in which actor Greg Anderson does some of his finest panicky delivery while attempting to fly a US Navy F4U Corsair fighter off an aircraft carrier--at night. You just can't get this quality realism on YouTube, MeTube, CheeseTube or any other visually-impaired medium. It takes radio (or in this case, podcast audio) to splash a mind movie across your imagination.
So, sit back, close your eyes--unless you're driving--and listen to Rejection Slip Theater's podcast episode 13A featuring: On The Wing written by Bill Durst, starring Greg Anderson and introducing Joe Parish.
And, of course, we head back in time to Westwood, New Jersey 07675 to visit Paul Berge's Artie Azzetti and the Gang © in Buy Und Get Out. And for all you Catholic school survivors willing to admit you still have a thing for plaid, we bring you Nunsuch Nonsense ©, written by Paul Berge and starring: Michael Cornelison, Carol Gale and Annie Meacham as the nun.
It's all straight ahead when you click on: http://feeds.feedburner.com/rejectionsliptheater
Credits: Rejection Slip Theater (original © 1993), was created and produced by Joseph Pundzak and Paul Berge. Michael Meacham, Technical Director. Joseph Pundzak, Executive Producer. Original music by Jamie Poulsen. All original written stories remain the copyrighted property of the authors, used with permission by Rejection Slip Theater, which retains all rights to the audio productions. Most performers are available for voice work through Radio Garage in Urbandale, Iowa (http://www.radiogarage.com/). Some of the RST radioplays are available for theatrical production. Contact us for fees and copyrights at: rejectslip@aol.com Write "RST scripts" in the subject bar. No attachments, Fwd, viri or embedded messages, please, or we'll report you to Homeland Insecurity and you'll never shampoo again! Our podcast guru is Dan Wardell. More RST podcasts at: http://feeds.feedburner.com/rejectionsliptheater RST web site and Contact Us: http://www.paulberge.com/ "Good night...or good morning. Whatever works."
So, sit back, close your eyes--unless you're driving--and listen to Rejection Slip Theater's podcast episode 13A featuring: On The Wing written by Bill Durst, starring Greg Anderson and introducing Joe Parish.
And, of course, we head back in time to Westwood, New Jersey 07675 to visit Paul Berge's Artie Azzetti and the Gang © in Buy Und Get Out. And for all you Catholic school survivors willing to admit you still have a thing for plaid, we bring you Nunsuch Nonsense ©, written by Paul Berge and starring: Michael Cornelison, Carol Gale and Annie Meacham as the nun.
It's all straight ahead when you click on: http://feeds.feedburner.com/rejectionsliptheater
Credits: Rejection Slip Theater (original © 1993), was created and produced by Joseph Pundzak and Paul Berge. Michael Meacham, Technical Director. Joseph Pundzak, Executive Producer. Original music by Jamie Poulsen. All original written stories remain the copyrighted property of the authors, used with permission by Rejection Slip Theater, which retains all rights to the audio productions. Most performers are available for voice work through Radio Garage in Urbandale, Iowa (http://www.radiogarage.com/). Some of the RST radioplays are available for theatrical production. Contact us for fees and copyrights at: rejectslip@aol.com Write "RST scripts" in the subject bar. No attachments, Fwd, viri or embedded messages, please, or we'll report you to Homeland Insecurity and you'll never shampoo again! Our podcast guru is Dan Wardell. More RST podcasts at: http://feeds.feedburner.com/rejectionsliptheater RST web site and Contact Us: http://www.paulberge.com/ "Good night...or good morning. Whatever works."
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