Rish's Voice on Campfire Radio Theater's "Desecrate"

 

As you know (Robert), Campfire Radio Theater continually presents the highest-quality audio dramas in podcast form, usually in disturbing and/or totally effed-up ways.  This month's story is called "Desecrate," and I know nothing about the plot, because I'm too scared to listen to it.  But if you're braver than me, and want to hear Rish voice the sheriff, check it out HERE.

Writer/director John Ballentine proves that anyone can be prodigious, as long as they're 40% talented, 50% hard-working, and 10% stark, raving mad.  These guys always do, hands-down, the highest-quality audio drama, and show no signs of stopping. 

Rish Performs "The Raucous Depths Abide" on Kaleidocast

 

Rish here.  I've got another reading up at New York's Kaleidocast.  Sam Schreiber sent us a couple of stories back in the Dunesteef days, so it was a pleasure to get to record his story "And the Raucous Depths Abide" for Kaleidocast.  Of course, they commission their episodes so far in advance (I believe this one came to me in September or October of 2022) that I could barely remember the plot--something about two alien machines that come to earth to observe our evolution, only to have one lose its mind and become a threat.

It's packaged as a double-feature with a story called The Tallest Doll in New York City, so that sounds like a win-win to me.  You can check it out HERE.

Big and Rish Talk About "Do-Over"

On the Anklecast, Big is running his short novel (novelona, according to him) "Do-Over," about a man who gets the chance to live his twenties over again, and he's been kind and/or cruel enough to have Rish on his podcast.  

Anyhow, he's broken the piece into five parts, and Part Four is now available on his website (or on his Patreon, if you want it early).  We talk about the story, as well as regrets in our past, and speculate about what we'd go back and do over again.  Check it out HERE.