Easy Aces: Baby Food

06/04/21 • 27 min

Goodman Ace finds himself juggling his work and home life when a surprise from Jane, his wife, intersects with a potential business client in this episode of the classic Kansas City-born radio comedy, "Easy Aces."

Featuring Sidonie Garrett, John Rensenhouse, Walter Coppage, Teisha Bankston, Jan Rogge, Patrick Beasley, and Phil Fiorini with direction by Darren Sextro and sound design by Mary Robinson. Hosted by Walter Coppage.

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The Hitchhiker (from Suspense)

A man embarks on a solo cross-country drive to California, only to find more company than he expected on his journey.

Originally written by Lucille Fletcher for Orson Welles's radio series, this classic script of suspense was performed for radio four different times and was also adapted for TV in the first season of "The Twilight Zone."

Featuring Jerry Mañan, Amber McKinnon, Vi Nhan Tran, Martin Buchanan, Brianna Woods, Jazlyn Epps, and Cinnamon Schultz with direction by Matt Schwader and sound design by Thomas Newby. Hosted by Walter Coppage.

Among KCART's program sponsors are the Estelle S. and Robert A. Long Ellis Foundation, ArtsKC, the Missouri Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, Theatre League, and the Breidenthal-Snyder Foundation.

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Oh My God, Did You Just Say That?!, Episode 2 - LIVE on KKFI (feat. Cathy Barnett and Phil Fiorini)

Kansas City Actors Radio Theatre’s game-and-talk show “Oh My God, Did You Just Say That?!” returns with a LIVE episode and as part of a pledge week drive for our partner station, KKFI!

Host John Rensenhouse welcomes back guests Cathy Barnett and Phil Fiorini for our first-ever LIVE show, including a lively and witty conversation with more fun games to get John to declare, “Oh my God, did you just say that?!"

Cathy Barnett appears frequently at The New Theatre and has performed at the Unicorn, Kansas City Rep, Starlight and, of course, Kansas City Actors Theatre. Phil Fiorini played Pumbaa in the national tour of The Lion King and has worked locally at The New Theatre, the Unicorn, the Coterie, Heart of America Shakespeare Festival, Kansas City Rep and, of course, Kansas City Actors Theatre.

This episode was recorded live in-studio at KKFI 90.1 FM Kansas City as part of the station's pledge week on June 11, 2021.