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Listen Live! Rogue Tyger – Episode 16: Lost and Found, Part 1 of 5

Join us on WERA-LP 96.7 FM just about now (4:12pm ET)  as we start our second season of Rogue Tyger.

Rogue Tyger

Enling, Tormar, and Aidan have just escaped a wrecked ship before it careens into a minefield. With them is a mysterious robot. But can they be picked up before their enemies aboard the Silver Star get them first?

Cast (in order of speaking):

Announcer: William R. Coughlan
Tormar: Phil Amico
Shen Enling: Yasmin Tuazon
Aidan Vosky: Nick DePinto
Taquermeraphan 651: William R. Coughlan
Grainne Kochowa: Erin Goldstein
Reg Macorum: Brooks Tegler

Crew:

Recorded at Big Ben Studios by Matt Bostaph.
Music was composed by John Maestri and arranged by Jason Chmiola.
Supplemental Recording at Tohubohu Productions in Burke, Virginia.
Dialogue editing by Maurice Malde.
Sound effects editing by William R. Coughlan.
Written and directed by Bjorn Munson.

Listen to the Episode Live!

Length: 13:32
Rated AD-G for general audiences. Contains zero-G maneuvers, explosions, and possible skullduggery.

Rated AD-G (Audio Drama 'G')

Rating: AD-G

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Listen Live! Rogue Tyger – Episode 16: Lost and Found, Part 1 of 5

Join us on WERA-LP 96.7 FM just about now (4:12pm ET)  as we start our second season of Rogue Tyger.

Rogue Tyger

Enling, Tormar, and Aidan have just escaped a wrecked ship before it careens into a minefield. With them is a mysterious robot. But can they be picked up before their enemies aboard the Silver Star get them first?

Cast (in order of speaking):

Announcer: William R. Coughlan
Tormar: Phil Amico
Shen Enling: Yasmin Tuazon
Aidan Vosky: Nick DePinto
Taquermeraphan 651: William R. Coughlan
Grainne Kochowa: Erin Goldstein
Reg Macorum: Brooks Tegler

Crew:

Recorded at Big Ben Studios by Matt Bostaph.
Music was composed by John Maestri and arranged by Jason Chmiola.
Supplemental Recording at Tohubohu Productions in Burke, Virginia.
Dialogue editing by Maurice Malde.
Sound effects editing by William R. Coughlan.
Written and directed by Bjorn Munson.

Listen to the Episode Live!

Length: 13:32
Rated AD-G for general audiences. Contains zero-G maneuvers, explosions, and possible skullduggery.

Rated AD-G (Audio Drama 'G')

Rating: AD-G

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Listen Live! Through a Glass, Darkly – Episode 1: Tailypo & The Open Window

Tune in just about now (4pm ET) for our first installment of Through a Glass, Darky, our anthology of spookier tales.

Narrators: 

Brooks Tegler (“Tailypo”) and

Bjorn Munson (“The Open Window”)

Crew:

Dialogue editing by Maurice Malde.

Sound effects editing and final mixing by William R. Coughlan.

Listen to the Episode Live!

Length: 26:03
Rated AD-PG, parental guidance suggested. Contains the implication that a human is eaten by a monster as well as British manners.

Rated AD-PG (Audio Drama “PG”)
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Listen Online! Through The Looking Glass, Episode 1 (Street Musicians, Owl & Pussycat, Aesop)

Through the Looking Glass

For this inaugural episode, we’ll have a variety of stories, plus a preview of what’s to come.

  • “The Street Musicians” by Andrew Lang, read by Tom Kramer
  • “The Fox and the Grapes” by Aesop, read by Bjorn Munson
  • “The Owl and the Pussycat” by Edward Lear, read by Kim Davenport
  • “The Ant and the Dove” by Aesop, read by Bjorn Munson

Crew:

Recorded at an, as yet, undisclosed location in Michigan and Tulgey Wood Studios in Deepest Springfield.
Dialogue editing by Maurice Malde.
Sound effects editing and final mixing by William R. Coughlan.

Length: 17:48
Rated AD-G for general audiences. Unless you think robbers don’t deserve some animal-related karma or are allergic to runcible spoons, you should be fine.

Rated AD-G (Audio Drama 'G')

Rating: AD-G

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Listen Live! Through The Looking Glass, Episode 1 (Street Musicians, Owl & Pussycat, Aesop)

Join us on WERA-LP 96.7 FM just about now (4:00pm ET)  for the series premiere of our newest series, Through the Looking Glass.

Through the Looking Glass

For this inaugural episode, we’ll have a variety of stories, plus a preview of what’s to come.

  • “The Street Musicians” by Andrew Lang, read by Tom Kramer
  • “The Fox and the Grapes” by Aesop, read by Bjorn Munson
  • “The Owl and the Pussycat” by Edward Lear, read by Kim Davenport
  • “The Ant and the Dove” by Aesop, read by Bjorn Munson

Crew:

Recorded at an, as yet, undisclosed location in Michigan and Tulgey Wood Studios in Deepest Springfield.
Dialogue editing by Maurice Malde.
Sound effects editing and final mixing by William R. Coughlan.

Listen to the Episode Live!

Length: 18:49
Rated AD-G for general audiences. Unless you think robbers don’t deserve some animal-related karma or are allergic to runcible spoons, you should be fine.

Rated AD-G (Audio Drama 'G')


Rating: AD-G

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Listen Live! Rogue Tyger – Episode 1: The Pilot, Part 1 of 5

Ready for a little adventure?

Join us on WERA-LP 96.7 FM just about now (4:12pm ET) for our first show, Rogue Tyger.

Rogue Tyger

Aidan Vosky, a youth trapped on an uneventful planet in the backwater Haapsalu system longs to travel among the stars. He goes to the spaceport in an effort to join the crew of one of the vessels… but may get more than he bargained for when he meets the crew of the Tyger.

Cast (in order of speaking):

Announcer: William R. Coughlan
Fruit Seller: Bjorn Munson
Aidan Vosky: Nick DePinto
Spacer Captain: Phil Amico
Alien Captain: William R. Coughlan
Reg Macorum: Brooks Tegler
Shen Enling: Yasmin Tuazon
Tormar: Phil Amico
Grainne Kochowa: Erin Goldstein

Crew:

Recorded by Matt Bostaph at Big Ben Studios.
Production support by Meredith Sims.
Music was composed by John Maestri and arranged by Jason Chmiola.
Supplemental Recording at Tohubohu Productions in Burke, Virginia.
Dialogue and sound effects editing by Maurice Malde and Kim Davenport.
Additional sound mixing by William R. Coughlan.
Written and directed by Bjorn Munson.

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Length: 10:47
Rated AD-G for general audiences. Contains youthful idealism, non-human prejudice, and occasional high g-forces.

Rated AD-G (Audio Drama 'G')
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Listen Live! Rogue Tyger – Episode 16: Lost and Found, Part 1 of 5


Join us on WERA-LP 96.7 FM just about now (4:00pm ET)  as we start our second season of Rogue Tyger.

Rogue Tyger

Enling, Tormar, and Aidan have just escaped a wrecked ship before it careens into a minefield. With them is a mysterious robot. But can they be picked up before their enemies aboard the Silver Star get them first?

Cast (in order of speaking):

Announcer: William R. Coughlan
Tormar: Phil Amico
Shen Enling: Yasmin Tuazon
Aidan Vosky: Nick DePinto
Taquermeraphan 651: William R. Coughlan
Grainne Kochowa: Erin Goldstein
Reg Macorum: Brooks Tegler

Crew:

Recorded at Big Ben Studios by Matt Bostaph.
Music was composed by John Maestri and arranged by Jason Chmiola.
Supplemental Recording at Tohubohu Productions in Burke, Virginia.
Dialogue editing by Maurice Malde.
Sound effects editing by William R. Coughlan.
Written and directed by Bjorn Munson.

Listen to the Episode Live!

Length: 13:32
Rated AD-G for general audiences. Contains zero-G maneuvers, explosions, and possible skullduggery.

Rated AD-G (Audio Drama 'G')


Rating: AD-G

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Listen Online! Rogue Tyger – Episode 16: Lost and Found, Part 1 of 5

Rogue Tyger

Enling, Tormar, and Aidan have just escaped a wrecked ship before it careens into a minefield. With them is a mysterious robot. But can they be picked up before their enemies aboard the Silver Star get them first?

Cast (in order of speaking):

Announcer: William R. Coughlan
Tormar: Phil Amico
Shen Enling: Yasmin Tuazon
Aidan Vosky: Nick DePinto
Taquermeraphan 651: William R. Coughlan
Grainne Kochowa: Erin Goldstein
Reg Macorum: Brooks Tegler

Crew:

Recorded at Big Ben Studios by Matt Bostaph.
Music was composed by John Maestri and arranged by Jason Chmiola.
Supplemental Recording at Tohubohu Productions in Burke, Virginia.
Dialogue editing by Maurice Malde.
Sound effects editing by William R. Coughlan.
Written and directed by Bjorn Munson.

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Length: 13:32
Rated AD-G for general audiences. Contains zero-G maneuvers, explosions, and possible skullduggery.

Rated AD-G (Audio Drama “G”)
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Listen Live! Rogue Tyger – Episode 16: Lost and Found, Part 1 of 5

Join us on WERA-LP 96.7 FM just about now (4:15pm ET)  as we start our second season of Rogue Tyger.

Rogue Tyger

Enling, Tormar, and Aidan have just escaped a wrecked ship before it careens into a minefield. With them is a mysterious robot. But can they be picked up before their enemies aboard the Silver Star get them first?

Cast (in order of speaking):

Announcer: William R. Coughlan
Tormar: Phil Amico
Shen Enling: Yasmin Tuazon
Aidan Vosky: Nick DePinto
Taquermeraphan 651: William R. Coughlan
Grainne Kochowa: Erin Goldstein
Reg Macorum: Brooks Tegler

Crew:

Recorded at Big Ben Studios by Matt Bostaph.
Music was composed by John Maestri and arranged by Jason Chmiola.
Supplemental Recording at Tohubohu Productions in Burke, Virginia.
Dialogue editing by Maurice Malde.
Sound effects editing by William R. Coughlan.
Written and directed by Bjorn Munson.

Listen to the Episode Live!

Length: 13:32
Rated AD-G for general audiences. Contains zero-G maneuvers, explosions, and possible skullduggery.

Rated AD-G (Audio Drama 'G')


Rating: AD-G

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Listen Online! Quorum — The Gambler’s Tale: “Outstanding Debts,” Part 1 of 10

Quorum — The Gambler’s Tale: Outstanding DebtsThroughout history, there has always been a chasm between the bulk of humanity and the enigmatic circle who hold true dominion. Those whose influence remains shrouded, save for the rare instances when their designs cross into the outside world… and the real-world repercussions of their schemes can play out with dramatic results.

Former online poker player Jimmy Harmon finds himself returning to live play after his accounts are suspended. But his attempts to rebuild his bankroll are interrupted when his friend Will Archer warns him that one of his less-than-reputable creditors, semi-reformed Las Vegas gangster Wiktoria Sałkiewicz, is actively seeking him out.

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AD-PG Length: 24:25

Rated AD-PG, so parental guidance is suggested
Contains a character being tortured, multiple uses of “ass” and “bitch,” and — depending on who you ask — a really bad Australian accent. (I mean, we’ve heard far worse.)

Cast (in order of speaking)

Announcer: Marsha Rehns
Mr. King: Pete Papageorge
Ms. Rook: Faith Potts
Mr. Queen: Joel Snyder
Ms. Knight: Anna Fitzgerald
Mr. Bishop: Brian Crane
Jimmy Harmon: Cameron McNary
Interrogator: Pete Papageorge
Upperclassmen: Yasmin Tuazon, William R. Coughlan
Roommate: Mike Bernal
Casino Denizens: James E. Lewis, Bjorn Munson, Mike Bernal, Yasmin Tuazon
Poker Player: William R. Coughlan
Poker Dealer: Lydia Kraniotis
Drunk Cowboy: Nick DePinto
Cowgirl: Schuyler Atkins
Will Archer: James E. Lewis
Wilmer Crick: Christopher Walker
Watson: Alex Stinson
Amber: Aimee Thibert
Wiktoria Sałkiewicz: Lydia Kraniotis
Secret Dealer: Anna Coughlan

Crew

Recorded at WERA-LP 96.7 FM Radio Arlington
Supplemental recording at Tohubohu Productions in Burke, Virginia
Music by Brooks Tegler
Dialogue and sound effects editing, mastering and final mixing by William R. Coughlan
Production support by Anna Coughlan and Kim Davenport
Produced by Bjorn Munson
Written and directed by William R. Coughlan

Music Selections

“Early in the Morning” and “And Not Only That”
performed by Brooks Tegler’s Hot Jazz
from the album And Not Only That!
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“Fishbowl”
performed by The Crème
from the album The Ocean, Not the Tide
SoundCloud

“Cthulingo”
performed by MoriTaT
from the album DeTriTus
Bandcamp | SoundCloud

“Isn’t It a Pity”
performed by The Brooks Tegler Trio
from the upcoming album Live at the Irish Inn at Glen Echo

“Theme for a Made-for-TV Movie”
performed by Don Lerman
from the album The Zoot Side of Life
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