13 Nights of Halloween 13: "From Another World" Post-show Discussion

Big, Rish, and Bryan Lincoln talk about the project, and little green men.

Warning: may include science.



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13 Nights of Halloween 12: "From Another World" by Rish Outfield

Rish took it upon himself to write an audio drama for the final nights of this marathon. Is it inspiration...or madness?

Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln and Renee Chambliss for lending their voices to today's episode. Music was Echoes of Time by Kevin MacLeod at Incompetech.com. Some sound effects were provided by the Freesound Project.



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13 Nights of Halloween 11: Podcast Called Witch

Well, we've pretty much reached the end of our marathon, and Rish doesn't know if he wants to run this episode or not.

But hey, what else is he going to do?



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13 Nights of Halloween 10: Ghostly Tales Part the Second

Big and Rish continue their own, and listeners' spooky stories. Aren't you scared?

Well, that's just fine.



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Rish appears on "Campfire Radio Theater"

Rish here.  Over the last month or so, I've been trying to write an audio drama, ostensibly for our Halloween show.  It's a weird subgenre of screenwriting, and it's been a challenge trying to describe action without any narration.  Who knows if I'll actually succeed in my attempt?  Only Bryan Lincoln knows.

Anyway, if you want to hear how effective audio drama can be, head over to the "Campfire Radio Theater" podcast, and hear "Rip," the production Wilson Fowlie and J. Scott Ballentine pulled off.  It manages to be both extremely funny and not just a little scary, and I got to voice a major character in Old Jim, the teller of the tale of the most famous murderer in history.*

The production is kind of amazing, and parts are very disturbing (there are some sound effects that may have been a delight to create, but are revolting to listen to).

In listening to it, I got nervous, hearing all the genuine, lovely English accents, knowing that my own was coming up.  Whether I botched it or not I really can't say.  Again, maybe Bryan Lincoln does.

It airs in two parts, the second of which just dropped, and can be found at these links: 
http://campfireradiotheater.podbean.com/e/rip-part-i/
http://campfireradiotheater.podbean.com/e/rip-part-ii/

*Not counting Benjamin Douglas Tyler, inventor of Sea Monkeys, of course.

13 Nights of Halloween 9: Halloweestmas Lights

Getting tired, folks. I'll be honest with you.



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13 Nights of Halloween 8: Ghostly Tales 1

Rish and Big will try to bring you a couple of scary tales, including a couple provided by helpful listeners. Warning: may include gluten.



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13 Nights of Halloween 7: Scenes from a Scary Movie

What? What's this? Who are you? How did you get here?



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13 Nights of Halloween 6: Rockin' with the Devil

Only somewhat related to the urban legends topic, Rish and Big briefly talk about the Rock Music = Satan hysteria of the late Seventies/Eighties.  Rish wishes he had talked more about how Depeche Mode contributed to Mephisto's plans.



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13 Nights of Halloween 5: The Pumpkin Spice Must Flow!

Big is disturbed about the recent onslaught of all things Pumpkin Spice.

But why aren't you?



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13 Nights of Halloween 4: A Friend of a Friend...

Rish Outfield and Big Anklevich continue their daily podcast about their favorite holiday!

One of Rish's favorite things--besides Pepsi-Cola, frogs, inappropriate jokes, and mammary glands, that is--are Urban Legends, aka "Friend of a Friend stories."



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13 Nights of Halloween 3: Monster Cereal, Anyone?

Growing up with a hundred and sixteen brothers and sisters, Big never once got a chance to try any of the famous(?) monster cereals.  Now, in 2014, he's gonna rectify that injustice.



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13 Nights of Halloween 2: Spookiness 201

In a continuation from last night, Rish and Big talk about scaring people--particularly children.

Warning: may include wailing.



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13 Nights of Halloween 1: Introduction to Spookiness

Oh no, Big and Rish are back with their daily tribute to All Hallow's Eve!

Unfortunately, the forces (of darkness?  of light?) conspired against them and this episode--already recorded under the wire--was lost, forcing them to re-record it, and edit it on the day it was due to come out.

Hopefully, the rest of the episodes will be less stressful.




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Rish's voice on Drabblecast

Apparently, on a clear day, you can see all the way to conspiracy. At least, that's what Desmond Warzel would have you believe.

Years ago, I heard this story on Escapepod, and this week, it's appearing in full-cast form on the Drabblecast. It's done as a radio show, using fans' call-ins as almost all of the parts.  Thanks to (the great) Norm Sherman, I am one of the callers.

It's been a little while since I got to be on the Drabblecast, and though I've given up my dream of ever having one of my stories run there, it's very cool to be back, even in a very small part.  I need to stop producing my own show, and start listening to Drabblecast again.

Seriously, kids.  This production (and the story itself) is AWESOME.  I make you this personal guarantee: you will be thoroughly entertained, or I will personally refund your purchase price.  Put that in your iPod

Here's your link: http://www.drabblecast.org/2014/10/05/drabblecast-340-clear-day-can-see-way-conspiracy/