19 Nocturne Boulevard
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19 Nocturne Boulevard - Drawer 23
19 Nocturne Boulevard
09/10/09 • 28 min
A young med student working graveyard in the morgue finds a ghost in a very unexpected place...
Cover art by Brett Coulstock Music by Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com
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The Gift of the Zombi by Julie Hoverson (with a wink and a nod to O. Henry) 19 Nocturne Boulevard's Reissue of the Week
19 Nocturne Boulevard
12/08/22 • 35 min
Ben and Mia, young zombies in love, search for the perfect xmas present in a world of the walking dead.
Cast List
Mia - Brenda Dau Ben - Derek M. Koch of Mail Order Zombie Geek - Glen Hallstrom Tick - Frankenvox Chuck - Bob Noble Andy - Reynaud LeBoeuf Doris - Julie Hoverson Sheri - Crystal Thomson Ted - J. Spyder Isaacson Voicebox - Beverly Poole Fred & Bob - Big Anklevich & Rish Outfield of Dunesteef Audio Magazine Ben's Double - Danar Hoverson Mia's Double - Julie Hoverson
Other zombies: Al Aseoche, Jacquie Duckworth, Reynaud LeBoeuf, Jack Hosley, Sidney Williams, Glen Hallstrom, Bob Noble, Brian Weingartner, Ferguson and family, Robyn Keyes, Kim Poole, Michael Hudson.
Music by Jason Shaw (Audionautix.com) Show theme: Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com) Editing and Sound: Julie Hoverson Cover Design: Brett Coulstock
"What kind of a place is it? Why it's an apartment on the wrong side of town, can't you tell?"
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GIFT OF THE ZOMBI
Cast:
[Opening credits - Olivia]
Mia, zombie (20s) dating Ben
Ben, zombie (20s) dating Mia
Ted, zombie (30s), Mia's horny neighbor
Andy, henpecked zombie (40s)
Doris, Andy's wife (40s)
Geek, a broker (30s)
Sheri, a lovelorn friend (20s)
Tick, an unscrupulous intact (human, 30s)
Fred, a zombie (any)
Bob, another zombie (any)
Chuck, overseer zombie (any)
Voicebox - mechanical translator
ALL ZOMBIES (unless noted as exceptions, below) have dual vocal tracks - the "zombie-voice" track, which is unintelligible, but vaguely mirrors the normal voice and events, and the "mind voice" (sounds like a voiceover), which is how they sound to each other.
/n = normal"mind voice"
/z = "zombie voice"
There are places where we only hear the zoombie voice.
Exceptions:
DORIS has no "mind voice", just incoherent shrieks
GEEK only has a zombie voice, but he is clearly understandable, if still zombie-like
TICK is human, and has no zombie-voice.
NOTE: The zombie apocalypse has come and been dealt with more or less. Zombies might still attack humans, if they see them, but humans tend to live in the walled cities and have become somewhat mythological to the zombies outside.
Zombies still are self-aware, but they think and speak so very slowly that they are difficult for humans to understand. Conversely, to a zombie, humans seem to speak incredibly fast - almost incomprehensibly so. That's why humans developed the voicebox to take what they say and slow it down enough for a zombie to understand.
OLIVIA Did you have any trouble finding it? What do you mean, what kind of a place is it? Why, it's a crumbling apartment building, can't you tell?
MUSIC
SCENE 1. MIA'S APARTMENT
SOUND WIND-UP ALARM GOES OFF
SOUND FLIES IN THE B/G THROUGHOUT
MIA/Z [distant moan of awakening, which continues, sporadically, punctuating the narrative]
MIA/n I hate Mondays.
SOUND ALARM SLAPPED OFF TABLE, STOPS RINGING
SOUND STUMBLING FOOTSTEPS
MUSIC VAGUE WARPED CHRISTMAS CAROL PLAYS SOMEWHERE
MIA/n It doesn’t help that it's two days til Christmas and I haven’t got Ben his present.
MIA/z [roar of anger]
SOUND SOMETHING CRASHES TO FLOOR, GLASS BREAKS.
MIA/N The holidays just bring out the worst in me.
SOUND DOOR OPENS, FOOTSTEPS CONTINUE
MIA/N [sigh] Checking my stitches in the mirror - nice to see nothing weird happened in the night. I love the hot pink against my pale skin. [beat] I know I'm swimming against the tide, but I still like to look nice, even when no one else gives a hang. They're welcome to run around unwashed, in raggedy-ass clothes, just leaves more Prada for me.
SOUND SPRAY CAN PSSHT, FLIES STOP, TINY DROPPING NOISES
MIA/n A little spray - no water, that's just asking for mold - and I'm ready to face the day.
SOUND [under the next] SHAMBLING FOOTSTEPS OUT OF BATHROOM AGAIN, STRUGGLES FEET INTO SHOES, NOW SHAMBLING FEET ARE IN HEELS.
MIA/n Ben's gift is the big problem. I know what I want to get him, but it won't come cheap. There just aren't that many floating around out there.
MUSIC
SCENE 2. OUTSIDE
SOUND NO TRAFFIC. JUST BIRDS, SHAMBLING FOOTSTEPS, OR OCCASIONAL BREAKING THINGS.
SOUND STRUGGLE WITH OBJECTS, THINGS FALL AWAY
BEN/z [moans, fighting his way to his feet]
BEN/n [hungover sounding] Wow, what did I do last night?
BEN/z [shake head noise]
BEN/n Oh, crap - Mia'll be expecting me--
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19 Nocturne Boulevard reissue of the week: TELEGRAM TO SATAN!
19 Nocturne Boulevard
11/17/22 • 29 min
A new story chased by our best friends at the Weekly Bugle.
Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson
Cast List Leona - Robyn Keyes Theo "Smoothie" Walsh - Henry Mark Chief - Julie Hoverson Forsythe Dickman III - Mark Olson Farmer Hadley - Garr Godfrey Daisy - Cailean Evedus Bartender - Charles Austin Miller Desk Clerk - Brown Monkey’s Old dude Second Demon - Sherman bear Reporters - Bryan, Wes, and Uncle Randy of Drunken Zombie, plus Brown Monkey
Music by John Woodward Editing and Sound: Julie Hoverson Cover Design: Les Clay
"What kind of a place is it? Why it's a familiar newsroom, can't you tell?"
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A Telegram ...to Satan!
Cast:
Leona Theo "Smoothie" Walsh Chief Forsythe Dickman III Reporters Farmer Hadley Daisy LuLu Reporters
OLIVIA Did you have any trouble finding it? What do you mean, what kind of a place is it? Why, it's a tabloid bullpen, can't you tell?
MUSIC
Scene 1.
SOUND PEOPLE ON PHONES, moving through the room
REPORTER JUNE How many mummies? [dubious] Uh... we can't send a photographer for less than eight.
REPORTER BOB So can we quote you on the health benefits of nude white water rafting?
REPORTER KATHY We just want to give you a chance to tell your side of the story, doctor...
REPORTER FRED And when the wax was ripped away, it left an image of jesus in your chest hair?
Scene 2.
CHIEF Shut the door.
SOUND DOOR SHUTS
THEO Where's Leona?
CHIEF She'll be here in a minute. Wanted to say something to you first... just the two of us.
THEO [a little worried] Yeah?
CHIEF You're a cute young guy, Theo...
THEO [starting to panic] Uh...
CHIEF You seeing anyone right now?
THEO I'm kind of ...married to the news.
CHIEF I know the feeling.
THEO Uh...!
CHIEF It's a nice sentiment, but you can’t let the news rule your life, sweetheart.
THEO Uh. When is Leona gonna get here?
CHIEF What are you doing on Friday night?
THEO Uh... Uh... I ...
CHIEF Cause my niece really really needs someone to take her to her senior prom, and I figure if you're married to the news, you're about as safe as they get.
THEO [relieved] Oh! ah! I can clear Friday night.
CHIEF It's either you or Forsythe Dickman the third, and I really don't want that greasy bastard within a city block of my poor little Aida.
THEO Who?
CHIEF But you didn't hear that from me.
SOUND DOOR OPENS
THEO Dickman?
DICKMAN Yeah.
THEO [gasp] Oh! I thought it would be Leona.
SOUND DOOR SHUTS
CHIEF Smoothie Walsh, meet Forsythe Dickman the third. His grandpa just picked up half the business.
DICKMAN Things are gonna run a little different around here.
THEO Oh. Is that good?
CHIEF [insincere] Sure it is. We're just tickled to death to have some new blood in at the managerial level.
SOUND DOOR OPENS
LEONA Oh.
SOND DOOR SHUTS AGAIN
THEO Leona--? She left.
CHIEF Musta forgot something.
DICKMAN Is that Leona Pope? [chuckle nastily] I think she remembered something.
THEO Should I ...go?
CHIEF No, I was about to drop a lead on you.
DICKMAN I hope you have something good.
CHIEF Oh, are you staying?
DICKMAN Gramps wants me to learn the tabloid business from the very bottom. So yeah, I'm staying.
MUSIC
Scene 3.
AMB ROOF
SOUND LIGHTER, SMOKING
THEO [off] Leona?
LEONA Are you alone?
THEO Uh, yeah.
LEONA Come on up, then.
THEO That's a little far out on the ledge, isn't it?
LEONA It's the only place for miles around that's far enough from a door to legally smoke.
THEO Oh. [beat] We have an assignment.
LEONA We as in you and me, or is there more "we" than I'm aware of?
THEO Uh, no. Were you expecting someone?
LEONA [sigh] I'll come down.
MUSIC
Scene 4.
SOUND IN CAR
LEONA What's the story?
THEO I was about to ask you the same thing.
LEONA [grr] The story we're supposed to go and get.
THEO Oh! Cattle mutilation. It's a bit of a drive.
LEONA And Dickman?
THEO No. He's got a story of his own.
LEONA Which is?
THEO [a bit envious] The Weed-Whacker killer.
LEONA Figures. Dickman gets the latest serial sensation and we get cow guts.
THEO Well, it's actually--
LEONA That jackass gets everything he wants. Almost.
THEO Sounds like you have a history.
LEONA Used to have an entire curriculum.
THEO Huh?
LEONA [getting annoyed] History. Chemistry. Biology... [disgusted] Drama.
MUSIC
Scene 5.
AMB FARM
LEONA Bucolic.
THEO I've never been on a farm before!
LEONA I'...
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Atomic Julie - BACK TO JULIE by Richard Wilson
19 Nocturne Boulevard
09/28/22 • 16 min
When politics might ruin one world, what if you could slip off to another one?
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19 Nocturne Boulevard - Within The Walls of Eryx - Reissue
19 Nocturne Boulevard
08/26/21 • 35 min
[Transcript below]
Adapted by Julie Hoverson from the short story by H.P. Lovecraft and Kenneth Sterling
When Kenton Stanfield takes a job on Venus hunting for power crystals, he finds the hazards of the job too much to handle.
Cast List
- Kenton Stanfield - Reynaud LeBoeuf
- Frederick Dwight - Cole Hornaday
- Marshall Miller - Pat McNally
- Dana Manners - Julie Hoverson
- Supply Clerk - Marge Lutton
- Recorder - Beverly Poole
Music: Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com) Recorded in Conjunction with ART (American Radio Theater) Editing and Sound: Julie Hoverson Cover Photo: Julie Hoverson
"What kind of a place is it? Would you believe it's a mining colony on the steamy jungle planet we call Venus?"
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Within the walls of Eryx
Adapted by Julie Hoverson from the original story by H.P. Lovecraft and Kenneth Sterling.
This was the second story I ever tried to adapt - the first one I did as an audio drama. I had previously adapted The Thing on the Doorstep into a short film script - which I much later rewrote into an audio drama, and that will come up when it comes up. This one was also one of the original ten episodes I put together for the series.
You can see, I was starting with an easy writer to adapt.... H.P. Lovecraft. HAH!
Since then, I have actually adapted a LOT of Lovecraft, and one of the reasons his writing is so hard to translate into other mediums is that much of his genius is in his actual use of words, and unless you quote his long descriptive passages word for word, you lose that. And if you do quote large chunks of it, you might as well just make an audio book. I try and walk a fine line.
As an aside - I know the title of the story is actually "IN the Walls of Eryx", but that always bothered me as being incorrect - the RATS are IN the walls (in the story The Rats in the Walls). These guys are WITHIN the walls - between the actual walls, you know?
In the Walls of Eryx was one of HPL's many collaborations and rewrites. Little is known of Kenneth Sterling, the high school student and aspiring writer who sought Lovecraft's help, but he was clearly a sci fi fan - Eryx is unusual among Lovecraft's works as being a pure scifi story, with very little horror or mythos or mythical background to it, even if Lovecraft is generally credited with a complete rewrite and expansion of Kenneth's original idea.
In the 1930s, when this was written, a common sci fi trope was that Venus was a steamy jungle planet, often populated by some lizardy species, and it appears as such in this story. The other details are fairly unique to Eryx.
Since the original story was all one man's report, technically written out, I had to pull scenes from his story and create them, and the characters in them, from whole cloth. Not to mention adding somebody - "Miss Manners" - he could report in to throughout the story, to add some audio texture when Kenton was technically out on his own, as well as the voice for his "recorder" unit, which also functions as a sort of encyclopedia, and helps break up the heavy data dump of "this is how Venus works".
Perhaps the weirdest thing to try and portray in audio is the very "visual" presence - or absence - of the walls themselves. A maze of invisible walls. Or the native Venusians - whose weird cries were originally geese, if I remember correctly. I think I slowed them down and ran them backward, or something like that.
I also chose to tell this story vastly out of order, to give a sense of foreboding from the very start, as the audience hears how bad Kenton is doing, winding down, but still without giving away how it will ultimately end. To make the time shifts clear, since they happen throughout the story, I created three different background ambiances for his log entries - since they have no other point of reference - each with his breather machinery getting a bit clunkier and running down.
Beyond that, everything rested heavily on Reynaud LeBeouf, the actor playing Kenton, to create the stages of the character's downward spiral. We did record each set of scenes separately, out of order, essentially, so all the chatty beginnings were all at once and the weak and wearied end at the end. Rey is one of my core group of go-to actors, and you'll hear him a lot in 19 Nocturne Boulevard.
This was also recorded with the help of A-R-T - American Radio Theater - and many of the actors in it were part of that group. A-R-T is a group of old time radio enthusiasts who focused on re-creating old episodes and working on the occasional newer play. Having been part of the group for years before ...
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19 Nocturne Boulevard - AULD LANG SYNE (parts 1-3 of 6) (Deadeye Kid #5) Reissue of the week
19 Nocturne Boulevard
07/28/22 • 34 min
A quirk of fate brings both Lem and Fanshaw face to face with people from their pasts. disagreeable reunions bring up disagreeable memories, and show a taste of what makes a man into a gunslinger.
Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson
Cast List
Lemuel Roberts /Deadeye Kid - J. Spyder Isaacson Clarence Fanshaw - J. Hoverson
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Grisham - Bill Hollweg (BrokenSea Audio) Lisette Carmichael - Robyn Keyes Commander Bannington - Glen Hallstrom Scotty - Mike Campbell
Other Voices:
Episode 1 Bartender - Rick Lewis
Episode 2 Townsfolks - Mark Olson, Candace Behuniak, Big Anklevitch & Rish Outfield (Dunesteef audio magazine)
Episode 3 Juliet - Alexa Chipman (Imagination Lane) Glen Hallstrom
Episode 4 Bandits - Big Anklevitch & Rish Outfield (Dunesteef audio magazine) Piedmont - Russell Gold Mr. Roberts - Jack Kincaid (Edict Zero)
Episode 5 Nanny - Jennifer Dixon Bandits - Big Anklevitch & Rish Outfield (Dunesteef audio magazine)
Episode 6 Bandits - Big Anklevitch & Rish Outfield (Dunesteef audio magazine) Mark & Connor Olson Russell Gold
Cover Design: Brett Coulstock Announcer: Glen "Ole Hoss" Hallstrom Opening theme: "The Wreck of Old '97" from public domain recording found on archive.org Any incidental music: Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com) Editing and Sound: Julie Hoverson
No gunshots herald his approach. No trademark left behind him when he leaves. The Kid had his fill of notoriety in days gone by - as plenty of empty boots can surely testify. Some say he rides alone. That's the Deadeye Kid.
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Auld Lang Syne [DeK4]
EPISODE 1
MUSIC
1_ARRIVAL
SOUND HORSES, RIVER, BOAT TRAFFIC
LEM Largest town I been near in a good passel of time. I hear tell it started out as a frontier fort, but the frontier moseyed west and left it a-setting behind.
FANSHAW Will it be safe?
LEM Safe?
FANSHAW I had rather assumed you were avoiding larger towns. For ... notoriety's sake.
LEM Meaning I don't want be invited to a necktie party? 'at's part of it, though I'm purty sure I ain't never been posted in this territory.
FANSHAW Is it worth the risk?
LEM [shrug noise] Time to time a man wants a bath and a night in a bed.
FANSHAW There are some distinct benefits to being deceased.
LEM [laughs] Ayup. I don't gotta listen to you bellyaching about aches and pains and sleeping on the ground no more. Never mind being all prissy and citified about finding you a comf'table bush now and then--
FANSHAW [rolling eyes] Yes, yes.
LEM Sides, I'm outta coffee. And low on shells.
FANSHAW [teasing] Heavens. How DO you manage?
2_STROLLING
AMB IN TOWN
SOUND WALKING ON WOOD
LEM Lotta trade hereabouts. Reckon I'll be able to get what all I need.
FANSHAW Lem! Soldiers.
LEM [voice low] Right. We'll go on over yonder. [beat] Must still be a fort within spitting distance.
FANSHAW I did notice that the old fortification appears to have become the mansion for an authority of some kind.
LEM Probly best to get my business done and skeddaddle.
SOUND SALOON DOOR OPENS, JUST OFF, PEOPLE COME OUT
FANSHAW I say. Isn't it a bit early for a drink?
LEM [shrug] Three weeks. Don't seem early to me.
FANSHAW I'll--
LISETTE [off a bit] Clary?
FANSHAW [stunned and horrified] Oh god.
LISETTE [off a bit] Clary? I'd know that voice anywhere!
LEM Friend o'yourn?
FANSHAW [stiff, covering] Old acquaintance. Go on ahead!
LEM Right.
3_SALOON
SOUND HE WALKS INTO SALOON
AMB SALOON
LEM One here.
SOUND DRINK POURED
BARTENDER There you go.
SOUND COINS
SOUND LEM DRINKS
GRISHAM [angry growl] Lemuel Roberts.
LEM [SPIT-TAKE]
SOUND GLASS SLAMMED DOWN
BARTENDER Something wrong, fella?
LEM [coughing, trying to clear his throat] Toothache. Hit like a snakebite.
GRISHAM You look at me, you pissant slab of gun leather.
BARTENDER [sympathetic] Tarnation. You need it yonked? Barber can‐‐
LEM [finally getting clear] No, no. I kin handle it.
SOUND COINS, GLASS DOWN
LEM Another. And sorry about the--
BARTENDER [dismissive] Ain't no nevermind.
SOUND MORE COINS
LEM Give me the bottle.
GRISHAM Now I found you, you could float a heap o rotgut and won't never drown me!
BARTENDER...
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PromEvil (part 1 of 4) (19 Nocturne Boulevard reissue of the week)
19 Nocturne Boulevard
03/16/23 • 21 min
PromEvil takes you to that most horrifying of places - HIGH SCHOOL. On prom night, naturally. And something horrible is about to come out of the woodshop, and we don't mean Hal in his school mascot costume....
A lot of people put their heart and soul into producing this memorable event:
STUDENTS Hal - Mathias Rebne-Morgan Lyn - Molly Tollefson Todd - Eli Nilsson Gee - Melissa Bartell Barb - Beverly Poole Andy - Mike Campbell Bud - Jasper Loovis Tina - Chandra Wade Missy - Jade Thomson Jake - Michael Faigenblum other students - Sky Iolta, Shelbi MacIntyre, Henry Mark
FACULTY Principal Peabody - Reynaud LeBoeuf Mr. Ervin Carpel, Woodshop - Gene Thorkildsen Ms. Angela Wellesly, Crafts - Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard Mrs. Snodgrass, Lunchroom - Robyn Keyes P.A. Announcements - Julie Hoverson Rent-a-cop Bob - The Caretaker
OTHERS Cop 1 - Glen Hallstrom Cop 2 - Joel Harvey 911 Voice - Julie Hoverson
STAFF Writer - Julie Hoverson Doll Wranglers - Julie Hoverson, Kimberly Poole (Warp'd Space) Sound and Mastering - Julie Hoverson Stock sound effects - Soundsnap.com; sonomic.com Music - Prom - Sinkhole Music - background - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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MUSIC
AMB BUSY HIGH SCHOOL HALLWAY
P.A. VOICE Don't forget! It's your last chance to pick up those prom tickets! Show your Polk high Spirit! Polky says - don't drink and drive!
AMB FADE IN ON WOOD SHOP
SOUND HEAVY DISTINCTIVE TICKING CLOCK IN THE WOOD SHOP
CARPEL [off] All right, um, kids. Let's start finishing up--
BUD You up for prom tonight?
HAL Gotta be there. School spirit and all.
BUD Ew, Hal, you're not bringing ..."IT"?
HAL It's my job, Bud. Polky lives.
CARPEL [off] Let's get everything put--
SOUND BELL RINGS
SOUND CLATTER OF STUFF JUST BEING LEFT ON TABLES
CARPEL --Away. [sigh]
SOUND MASS EXODUS
HAL Bud! Dude! [exasperated noise]
SOUND GATHERS UP TOOLS
SOUND KNOCK ON DOORFRAME
TODD Mr. Carpel?
SOUND SLAMMING BRIEFCASE SHUT
CARPEL [ow!] Damn! [composing himself] This... it's my break, Todd.
TODD I just wanted to see... her.
SOUND TAP ON GLASS CABINET
TODD [almost silent] Hi!
CARPEL Todd!
TODD She-- They can come home soon, right?
CARPEL After tonight, they can do...I mean, YOU...can...do whatever you want with them. ... Her. It.
SOUND SCRABBLE OF FEET
CARPEL Go on now. I'm not...done... grading. Scoot scoot.
TODD Right. [almost silent] Bye!
SOUND FEET
CARPEL [sigh of relief]
HAL [clears his throat]
CARPEL [startled] Ahh!
HAL Sorry. I was just putting away...
CARPEL Of course, of course. Go on now.
HAL Right. They're really pretty great, you have to admit.
CARPEL What?
HAL The carvings.
SOUND LIGHT TAP ON GLASS
HAL I woulda gone for it, but I don't have the patience. Or the carving skillz--
CARPEL Right, right - just please--
HAL Got it! Evaporate.
SOUND FEET, DOOR SLAMS
CARPEL [sigh, of extreme relief]
MUSIC
AMB HALLWAY
SOUND LOCKER CLOSES
LYN [sigh] OK, nothing happens. Surprise!
BARB It's coming. What? You're all hot to go study? It's party night, Lyn. Loosen up.
LYN [sigh]
A moment, then--
BARB Jake! You're SO late!
LYN Huh? Jake--?
BARB Mmm. Come here!
SOUND LONG SMOOCHING
LYN But, Barb--! Barb! Barb?
SOUND SMOOCHING ENDS
JAKE [catching his breath] Hey. So, What's the deal?
BARB This is my cousin, Lyn.
LYN [panicky] uh, yeah.
JAKE Hey, Lyn. I--
BARB [sudden rush] I was telling her all about you, and she's just [as if she's looking for something] ...dying ...to meet ...you. [angry sigh] [shrill] Anyway. She doesn't have a date for tonight, so I--
ANDY [coming in] Whoa. What the hell's up?
BARB Aha! Jake? You know Andy.
JAKE [chuckle]
LYN [this is ugly] Ohh!
ANDY What's up with this? What--
BARB I meant to tell you earlier, Andy, but you weren't picking up--
ANDY I don't got my cell on me at practice--
BARB [flippant] Andy... it's over--
ANDY Over? It's not over until--
JAKE Oh yeah?
BARB So you'll have to find yourself a new "bunny". Right Jake?
ANDY You bitch! You said--
BARB For prom.
ANDY But, Prom's TONIGHT!
BARB Sorry. [she's not] Not my problem. Come on, stud muffins.
JAKE [chuckles]
SOUND THEY START TO WALK AWAY
LYN [rueful] Barb. Jeez.
...
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19 Nocturne Boulevard reissue episode of the week: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY DALI?
19 Nocturne Boulevard
11/10/22 • 24 min
Theo and Leona of the World Bugle (Team E-O to you) return for another scoop. (they originally appeared in Cultists Stole My Baby!)
Written and produced by Julie Hoverson
Cast List Theo - Henry Marks Leona - Robyn Keyes Chief - Julie Hoverson Larry - Dave Fontenot Baby Dali1 - Julie Hoverson Baby Dali2 - Risa Torres Baby Dali3 - Danar Hoverson Waitress - Sirena Raine Melody - Tanja Milojevic Harmony - Cailean Evedus Other Dalis - Marleigh Norton, Kat Pryde, Gwendolyn Gieseke-Woodard, Kimberly Gianopoulos, Kimberly Poole, Brittney Cruz
Music by Josh Woodward Dali Song - Music by Reju (used under creative commons license), words by Arthur O'Shaugnessy, Sung by Julie Hoverson Editing and Sound: Julie Hoverson Cover Design: Julie Hoverson
"What kind of a place is it? Why it's an infamous newsroom, can't you tell?"
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Whatever Happened to Baby Dali?
Cast:
[Opening credits - Olivia]
Chief
Theo "Smoothie" Walsh
Leona Pope
Dali 1
Other Dalis
Melody
Harmony
Waitress
Larry
Four Reporters
OLIVIA Did you have any trouble finding it? What do you mean, what kind of a place is it? Why, it's a notorious Newsroom, can't you tell?
MUSIC
SCENE 1
SOUND bullpen
REPORTER 1 So your sister said - oh, not YOUR sister, a NUN named SISTER.
REPORTER 2 Drinking the vinegar counteracts the toxins in the system due to--
REPORTER 3 Fourteen people just vanished? Were you on any mind-altering substances?
REPORTER 4 Yes, if you spell it backwards it certainly does make the word--
SOUND DOOR CLOSES
THEO Chief? I - uh-- [breaks off in horror]
SOUND RUSTLE OF TAFFETA
CHIEF Whaddaya think?
THEO [freaked out] Are you... getting married? [squeak] In white?
LEONA [quiet] Are you really asking?
THEO Uh--
CHIEF Nah - scared ya didn't I?
THEO Uh--
CHIEF Don't worry. I'm still eligible.
THEO Uh--?
LEONA Back away. Don't take your eyes off her.
CHIEF Whaddaya think? It's a little tight in the gut. Gonna have to cut some of them carbs.
THEO [trying] Yeah. That would do it.
CHIEF At least I got the shoulders to pull off strapless. Hey, where you going?
THEO Uh--!
LEONA Eager to get to work. You know these young pups.
CHIEF Good attitude. Interview room 3.
THEO Oh, good!
LEONA [side of her mouth] Quick.
SCENE 2
SOUND DOOR SHUTS
THEO what was that?
LEONA It's June.
THEO And?
LEONA Happens about this time every year.
THEO Why?
LEONA Bridal feature pull-out? I don't know! [hissed] I don't ask! [commanding] Room 3.
THEO Oh, right.
SOUND DOOR OPENS
LEONA You go first.
THEO Right. [a beat] Holy cow! It's her!
LEONA Chief doesn't move that fast. Especially in a train.
THEO No, I mean - I mean - It IS you, isn't it?
DALI 1 Is it safe here?
THEO Why does everyone ask that?
LEONA Who does he think you are?
DALI 1 I'm - I'm Baby Dali.
THEO I knew it! I love your music.
LEONA We don't do publicity stunts. C'mon, Smoothie.
SOUND HUSTLES HIM OUT OF ROOM, DOOR SHUTS
THEO We don't?
LEONA Of course we do. When we arrange them. Part of our job - your job - is to protect the Bugle from being used for anyone ELSE's cheap publicity.
THEO Oh. But Baby Dali's been missing for fourteen days!
LEONA Probably in rehab.
THEO No! No one knows where she's been! If we could break the story--
SCENE 3
LARRY Hey! You'll never guess who I just took a call from!
THEO Ratboy?
LEONA State mental health board?
LARRY [gloating] Baby Dali. She's ready to come home, and called US to break the story!
THEO Wait, but she--
SOUND SLAP
LEONA [covering] When did she call?
LARRY Just now.
THEO Where did she say she was?
LARRY Hah! No way. This is MY scoop! [running away, laughing] My ticket out of the bullpen! [stops, turns back] Hah!
THEO That's ... sad.
LEONA Yeah. Send a stripper. Come on.
THEO Where are we going?
LEONA [exasperated] Room 3?
THEO Aha!
SCENE 4
SOUND DOOR OPENS
LEONA Sorry about that. Had to do some quick fact checking.
THEO Yeah! Make sure you're really.... [melting] Really her.
DALI 1 Precisely the problem! Proving I'm her! I mean me.
LEONA [muttered prompt] Oh?
THEO [gasp] Oh?
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Atomic Julie - FLOWERING EVIL by Margaret St. Clair
19 Nocturne Boulevard
06/28/22 • 23 min
A maiden aunt's intergalatic hothouse may be housing danger.
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Project Top Hat by Julie Hoverson (19 Nocturne Boulevard Reissue of the Week)
19 Nocturne Boulevard
12/22/22 • 38 min
once more, we return to the world of zombies....
Written and produced by Julie Hoverson
Editing and Sound: Julie Hoverson
[warning - foul language]
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Tammuz Corporation has barely settled back in as top producer of undead workforce, when something much worse comes out of R&D.
Cast List Fred - Leonard Streeper June - Melissa Bartell Dill - Mark Olson Chambers - Dave Marshall Dr. Plasmus - Kim Poole Landon Frost - Chris Barnes Pamela Frost - Julie Hoverson Doctor - James Sedgwick Nurse - Rachel Cavic Interviewer - Russell Gold
Music by Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com Cover art by Julie Hoverson
INTERLUDES: Cricket - Reynaud LeBoeuf, Julie Hoverson, M. Siero Garcia, Katy Fontenot Courtroom - Carl Cubbedge, Tanja Milojevic Champion Chum - Katy Fontenot, Rachel Cavic, Reynaud LeBoeuf Save the Zombies - Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard New Year's Head Swaps - Justin Charles, Crystal Dennis Life Insurance - Joe Stofko Big Bob's - Richard Summers Lecturer - Robert Cudmore Classroom - Janny Hilverts, Katy Fontenot, Sirena Carroll, Mike Campbell, James Sedgwick, Julie Hoverson Zombie Show - Gareth Bowley Survivalists - Dave Fontenot, Matthew McLean "Working Stiff" - Chris Stockett Edna's Chum - M. Siero Garcia Scam - Rick Lewis Zombie Lib - Derek Koch Old Zombie Spice - Morgan Brown
"What kind of a place is it? Why it's a secret lab, deep in the Tammuz Corporation, can't you tell?"
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Project Top Hat
Cast:
[Opening credits - Olivia]
Landon Frost, TV show host
Pamela Frost, his wife
Fred and June
Doctor Plasmus, top researcher
Chambers - executive
Dill - less important executive
OLIVIA Did you have any trouble finding it? What do you mean, what kind of a place is it? Why, it's a Top Secret Lab, on the human side of the wall, in the world of zombies, can't you tell?
MUSIC
SOUND computer and lab noises
LANDON [on TV] I'm Landon Frost, and tonight on "the Z word," we'll take a behind the scenes look at how zombies are used in the manufacture of your dog's kibble.
FRED How can they feed zombies to dogs?
JUNE Ambulates make the food - prepare it. It's illegal to terminate them without "just cause."
FRED As opposed to "just cuz"? [laughs]
JUNE Hah. That's what "the Z word" is about - exposing the ways zombies are exploited.
LANDON [TV] You'll be watching this series throughout the holidays, and I'll be tucked up at home with my family.
JUNE He's always busy. Hardly ever gets to see them.
FRED Oh, boo-hoo. This Frost guy gets to fly all over the world, cussing on TV, and making zillions of dollars, and he wants sympathy?
JUNE Don't forget taking his shirt off... [chuckle] But he's also a romantic - always talking about how he misses his wife Pamela.
FRED So? He could retire.
JUNE Helping improve "life" for ambulates is like a crusade for him.
SOUND DOOR OPENS, CUTTING HER OFF
FRED [muttered exclamation] Oh shit!
SOUND CHAIR SQUEAK, SCRAMBLE
LANDON [TV] I'll be meeting my wife in secret at‐‐
SOUND SWITCH, TV OFF
DILL [coming in talking] We should be able to improve the bottom line.
CHAMBERS AND not expose Tammuz to any more... liability. We are just starting to get back to where we were before Mrs. Skray's...
DILL Unfortunate accident?
CHAMBERS [grim] Breakdown.
DILL Ah.
CHAMBERS I need your personal guarantee this won't come back to bite us in the butt.
DILL If it does, my butt will have your back.
CHAMBERS What?
DILL uh... nothing. Dr. Plasmus is expecting us.
CHAMBERS Plasmus? What kind of a name is that?
DILL Dunno. I only know results, and the good doctor facilitated the "crickets". Look what they've done to help us get back in good odor over the last 18 months.
CHAMBERS [favorably impressed] MMmm.
DILL And now - [announcing] Project Top Hat!
SOUND DOOR OPENS
SOUND MUSIC SCENE CHANGE
TV DUDE [ON TV] Do you ever have behavior problems with your ambulates?
ZOMBIE Grr.
OLD LADY [pleased] Cricket!
TV DUDE Do they sometimes seem to have a mind of their own?
ZOMBIE2 [weird noise]
MAN [smug] Cricket.
TV DUDE Would you ever have them in the house without it?
WOMAN Around my kids? Forget it!
KIDS Just CRICKET!
TV DUDE Yes, Cricket, the "behavioral reminder" Implant that reminds zombies to toe the line.
TV DUDE [quiet, rushed] Results may vary. Some side effects may occur. No guarantee of bodily safety is implied or express in the sale of this product. Not available in all areas. [up] Get Cricket today! Brought to you by your frien...
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