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I am joined in Skypeland by Becca McCoy (actor, singer, and writer) as we discuss her Holiday offering, A Not So Silent Night, co-written by James Weaver.  It will be performed at The Morean Arts Center in St. Petersburg, FL.

According to Becca’s website:

This one-hour show combines holiday classics, contemporary favorites, and music from Becca and James’ album A NOT SO SILENT NIGHT, interwoven with excerpts from beloved holiday literature for an evening that will engage and inspire.  A holiday treat for all ages guaranteed to get you in the spirit of the season! Tickets available at  http://www.moreanartscenter.org/

We will be collecting donations of non-perishable food items to benefit Hands4Hope (http://www.hands4hope.com)

James Weaver & Becca McCoy

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Happy Thanksgiving!  This year the IDS celebrates with this episode of Life of Riley: Thanksgiving with the Gillises.

The Cast:

John Mauldin as Chester A. Riley, Junior Riley, Sharkey and Carl Stevenson (Boss).

Brad Oxnam as Jim Gillis, Ken Carpenter, and Digger O’Dell.

Evelyn O’Neal Brush as Honeybee Gillis and Ivory Snow.

Laura Crockarell as Peg Riley, Babs Riley, Mrs. P.S. Keller and Prell Girl.

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This week I’m joined in Skypeland by Jason Michaels, Magician and Illusionist, as we discuss the state of career goals and planning for future success!  Enjoy!

Paying the Rent:

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This week I am joined by Cris Cunningham on location at Belmont University.  We chatted after we worked with Mark Cabus in Will Akers film class.  It was blast to work with these folks.  Belmont is a growing and building campus as you can tell by some of the background sound on this particular episode.  Enjoy!

Paying the Rent:

Vacant House – Trailer #2 from Jeremy Casper on Vimeo.

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This week I am joined in Studio 1103 by some royalty…King Arthur stops by to talk Spamalot at Street Theatre Company.  Brad Oxnam chats all things Monty Python.  Enjoy!

Paying the Rent:

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Happy Halloween, IDSers!  Enjoy the Spooktacular!  It is an episode of “Quiet, Please” entitled Take Me Out to the Graveyard.  According to the Generic Radio Workshop:

Quiet, Please is one of those brilliant shows that was ideal for radio… horror stories that demand to be listened to late at night, in the dark. Often very simple — sometimes only two voices — the shows build to their horrifying climaxes bit by bit. All the episodes are believed to be in the public domain.

Quiet, Please was first broadcast by on June 8, 1947 by the Mutual Broadcasting System, and its last episode ran on June 25, 1949, by ABC. A total of 106 shows were broadcast, with few repeats. The shows were written by the show’s creator Wyllis Cooper, and Ernest Chappell was the everyman lead actor who didn’t play a continuing character but appeared in every episode.

The Cast:

John Mauldin as Julius Peterson

Brad Oxnam as Announcer, Mr. Booth and Inspector Rice

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This week I am joined in Skypeland by Becca McCoy, actor, as we discuss her song, Little One, which she is donating the proceeds to All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, FL.

• iTunes download of “Little One” here.
• CD Baby (mp3 format) download of “Little One” here.

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This week I am joined in Skypeland by Eric D. Pasto-Crosby, Nashville’s own Best Actor, as we discuss his role of Jack in TN Rep’s production of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest.  There is also a special segment called “spambeat”…enjoy, ya dig!

Deep Fried Theatre:

• Tickets by going here!

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This week I am joined in Skypeland by Jeremy Sony, playwright of,  Ichabod:  Missing in Sleepy Hollow which opened this past weekend and continues this upcoming Friday and Saturday at Street Theatre Company in partnership with Playhouse Nashville.  It’s production is part of the ClassAct Dramatics program at Street Theatre Company.  Enjoy!

Jeremy Sony, Playwright.

Deep Fried Theatre:

• Friday night at 7pm and Saturday at 2pm and 7pm.  Tickets by calling 615-554-7414 or go here!
• For more information on playwright, Jeremy Sony go here.

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This week I am joined in Skypeland by Eric D. Pasto-Crosby as we talk a little stage combat workshop (Take it from the Slap) offered at Actor’s Bridge Ensemble.  Enjoy it or you will be smacked…in a safe manner while maintaining eye contact.  You’ll like it, too.

Paying the Rent:

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RIP, Joey Shoraga (June 12, 1974 – September 25, 2013).  Gone too soon.