Legendsmith

Reviewers: Scooter Mann, LJ Donnell, Matt "Olaf" Hinton, Verity Sainte Marie, and Max Baskin Editing: David Allen Show-runner Information * Who's the show-runner(s) and what is their title? Raul Vega, Creator, Composer, Writer, Director, Producer, Audio Engineer, Mixing Artist Show Information * What is the story of why you started your show? Rose Drive started simply because Raul wanted to write music to something. He heard a few audio dramas in 2016 but really wanted to find something that had high polished production value and that was more scripted like TV rather than theater. So, he decided to make his own. * When did this show first air? 2017 * What's the show's website? http://www.rosedrivepodcast.com/ * What genre(s) apply to your show (e.g. horror, post apocalypse, comedy...): Conspiracy, Drama, Serial Episode Information * What's the name of the episode you want us to use? (if it includes non English words, how are they pronounced) It’s Quiet Uptown * What is the episode number (and season if applicable)? S.1 Ep.1 * When was it published? Aug 28, 2017 * What's a link directly to the episode? (preferably where we can download it from) http://rosedrive.libsyn.com/website/01-its-quiet-uptown * Please summarize what we need to know about the story up until this point, for the episode to make sense: Markus Hill returns to his hometown of Southampton after 10 year absence to help his parents in their move to Oregon. While he’s back, he learns he just missedhis10 year high school reunion, where it was rumored Forrest Sutherland was seen. Mind set on revenge for a horrible accident Forrest was responsible for senior year of high school, Markus will stop at nothing to find his whereabouts, including talking to people he thought he’d never talk to again. Special Guests: David Allen, LJ Donnell, Matt "Olaf" Hinton, Max Baskin, and Verity Sainte Marie.

Reviewers: Scooter Mann, Diana Raynes, Matt "Olaf" Hinton, Maggie Allen, and Max Baskin Editing: David Allen Show-runner Information * Who's the show-runner(s) and what is their title? Eleanor Hyde & Jeffrey Nils Gardner, Executive Producers Show Information * What is the story of why you started your show? This is the new project from HartLife NFP following the end of Our Fair City. * When did this show first air? 02/20/2019 * What's the show's website? https://www.unwellpodcast.com/ * What genre(s) apply to your show (e.g. horror, post apocalypse, comedy...): gothic, spooky, horror, queer, magical realism * What's the show's Twitter Handle(or what we should tag when we release)? @unwellpodcast * What's the show's Facebook (page) name (or what we should tag)? @unwellpodcast Episode Information * What's the name of the episode you want us to use? (if it includes non English words, how are they pronounced) The Diner * What is the episode number (and season if applicable)? S.1 Ep.2 * When was it published? 02/21/2019 * What's a link directly to the episode? (preferably where we can download it from) https://www.unwellpodcast.com/episodes * Please summarize what we need to know about the story up until this point, for the episode to make sense. Lily's mother Dot broke her ankle in a fall. Lily comes to the tiny town in rural Ohio where Dot lives to take care of her for a few weeks. Dot owns a boarding house. Lily and Dot have not seen each other in years. Dot is on crutches throughout. Also appearing in this episode is the teenager who helps out around the place Wes and one of the other boarders Abbie. Special Guests: David Allen, Diane Raynes, Maggie Allen, Matt "Olaf" Hinton, and Max Baskin.

Episode Reviewed: "Radiationships", Season 1, Episode: 1. The show began to take form in the summer of 2016, while Tavius felt like his world was crumbling around him. This caused him to think about a world where it didn’t just /feel/ like it was the end of the world, but it was, in fact, the actual Apocalypse. He pitched the idea to several people close to him and after about a year of testing and production work, the show was born. Show Runner(s): Tavius Marshall - Producer Released on: 2018 Genre: Comedy, Call-in Radio, Post-Apocalypse Reviewers: Keith Riley, Lisa Watson, Max Baskin, Morgan Hazelwood, Scooter Mann Post Production: David Allen Tell me about how your show started? Spooning in the Apocalypse is a passion project/another desperate creative attempt by established Nashville artist, Tavius Marshall. In the summer of 2016 the weird idea, and concept seedlings started sprouting in his brain while his real life was falling apart. Tavius and his wife Ashley Litchford-Marshall, are multi-racial artists who having already started the podcast The Mixer: Legal to Brew a show about multi-racial issues, Tavius wanted to take podcasting to even weirder places. Making a universe where not only does it all feel like the Apocalypse, but it, in actual fact, is; and we are just trying to work through it. Pitching this to chosen persons close to him, Nathan Connor joined as “Radd Flink” and Head Writer/Co-Story Creator , Drew Collins joined as “Shaum Defroyen” and Head Sound Designer/Sound Producer/Music Composer/Audio Tsar, and Ashley Litchford-Marshall joined as the voice of “The Spoon”, Media Designer and Photographer. A year of concept testing and pre-production later, the first episode of Spooning in the Apocalypse was born, the rest is the future. Special Guests: David Allen, Keith Riley, Lisa Watson, Max Baskin, and Morgan Hazelwood.

Echoes, Tales of Mystery and Suspense! This episode is about a date bringing two strangers together in unexpected ways. Production: * Writer - Scooter * Director - Thomas Sixten * Engineer - David Allen Players: * Erik van der Goetz - Phillip * Katie Dunn - Florence * LJ Donnell - Asher * Lynne Parsons - Voicemail * Scooter - Storyteller * William Wulf - Magical Voice Special Guests: David Allen, Erik van der Goetz, Katie Dunn, LJ Donnell, Lynn Parson, Thomas Sixten, and William Wulf.

Episode Reviewed: "Sam", Season 3, Episode: 2. This originally started as a one off episode in an anthology series called Night Terrors. It started as a series of books that Eric wanted to write back in the 90s. After running into rejections when trying to query publishers, he decided to rework the story to work as an Audio Drama. Show By: Eric L. Busby - Writer, creator, engineer, and director. Released on: 2006 Genre: Dark Fantasy/Horror Reviewers: David Allen, Max Baskin, Michelle Morrison, Scooter Mann, Verity Sainte Marie Post Production: David Allen, Scooter Mann Tell me about how your show started? A one off episode in an anthology series called Night Terrors. What inspired me was a series of books I wanted to write. I developed it back in the mid 90s. Researched everything it was going to be about. But after a few rejections from publishers I started rethinking how I could present it. Then with some work on how to present the tale in the audio medium. I developed The Byron Chronicles as a podcast series. Special Guests: David Allen, Max Baskin, Michelle Morrison, and Verity Sainte Marie.

Echoes, Tales of Mystery and Suspense! This episode is about a couple, returning home from a comic convention find their daughter caught up in a frightful mystery. Production: * Writer - Scooter * Director - Max Baskin * Engineer - David Allen * Music - The Night Keep - The Desolate Place (https://nightkeep.bandcamp.com/track/the-desolate-place) Players: * Aeris Saylor - Seffy * Erik van der Goetz - Ray * Patrick Kempter - Adrian * Scooter - Storyteller Special Guests: Aeris Saylor, David Allen, Erik van der Goetz, Max Baskin, and Patrick Kempter.

Episode Reviewed: "The Phantom Shoplifter - Part I", Season 1, Episode: 3. Thoreau is an avid audio drama listener and a retail veteran. He’s a huge fan of supernatural stories which lead him to create a tale about a brick and mortar store called Hellomart, that is patronized by the most vile of creatures. Showrunner: Thoreau Smiley - Producer Released in:2017 Genre: Supernatural, Comedy Reviewers: Lisa Watson, LJ Donnell, Matt “Olaf” Hinton, Max Baskin Post Production: David Allen, Scooter Mann Tell me about how your show started? I was an avid listener of audiodrama, and a retail veteran, which I thought was fertile ground for a comedy. The supernatural element was added because I am a huge fan of the genre and I realized that in a store like HelloMart the most evil creatures are the customers. Episode Info: Daniel Richmond was a wall street criminal who did his time and is now being forced to complete a prison work release program in the small town of Strickland, at the local big box store, HelloMart. He quickly discovers that the store was built on the buried gates of hell itself and is subject to attack by numerous supernatural creatures, some of whom are also employees, including a tribe of elves who work in the automotive department and traded all the shelves to a leprechaun for shoes. His first day did not go smoothly, with Daniel alienating various employees, including the assistant manager, Chet, and Emily, a fellow employee who rebuffs his clumsy attempts to ask her out on a date. He ended his first day, after accidentally opening a vortex to hell, by going out after work to the bar next door with his new Co-workers. This episode picks up the next day. Special Guests: David Allen, Lisa Watson, LJ Donnell, Matt "Olaf" Hinton, and Max Baskin.

Episode Reviewed: “Market to Market” , Season 1, Episode 5 Alba Salix is a witch who runs a small hospital called the House of Healing (when she's not tending to the kingdom's royal family). She's assisted by her troublesome apprentice, Magnus, and her absent-minded herbalist, a fairy named Holly. Show-runner: Eli McIlveen Released in: 2014 Genre: Fantasy, Comedy, Medical Reviewers: Maggie Allen, Max Baskin, Scooter Mann, Thomas Sixten Tell us about how your show started? I'd been writing a series about aliens living in Niagara Falls, but it was clear that I was in over my head on both the writing and production side. So I brainstormed ideas for a show that would be more episodic, and easier to produce, and came up with "fairy-tale hospital show".. It turned out to be exactly as complicated as the abandoned Niagara project. Special Guests: David Allen, Maggie Allen, Max Baskin, and Thomas Sixten.

Bardcore, Musician's tales brought to life from song to story. This story is a warrior's journey to ensure that his recently passed daughter is given a place of honor as one of the Valkyrie. Featured Song: S.J. Tucker - Valkyrie Daughter (https://music.sjtucker.com/track/valkyrie-daughter) Check out S.J. Tucker's Featured Artist Profile (www.geekcoreradio.com/guests/sjtucker) on Geekcore Radio (www.geekcoreradio.com) Production: * Writer - Scooter * Director - Hank Romanesco * Engineer - David Allen Players: * Keith Riley - Forloki * Lisa Watson - Storyteller * LJ Donnell - Forloki's Daughter * Lynne Parsons - Forloki's Wife * Max Baskin - Friend 1 * Morgan Hazelwood - Hel * William Wulf - Friend 2 Special Guests: David Allen, Hank Romanesco, Keith Riley, Lisa Watson, LJ Donnell, Lynn Parson, Max Baskin, Morgan Hazelwood, and William Wulf.

We review their episode "Hudden and Dudden and Donald O'Neary", Episode: 22. So, this is kind of as a joke. Anansi Storytime is the other series done by Legendsmith Productions. We thought it would be fun to do a review as if we hadn't heard it before. As it turns out, somehow, most of the people reviewing the episode didn't act in it. So it's bit more honest than we expected. Enjoy! This episode is a rather silly tale of 3 farmers that get into a nasty trickster war. Reviewers: LJ Donnell, Morgan Hazelwood, Scooter, Lynne Parsons, and Max Baskin Post Production: David Allen Special Guests: David Allen, LJ Donnell, Lynn Parson, Max Baskin, and Morgan Hazelwood.