The Judgment Night Radio Hour

Introducing the apocalyptic host of "The Judgment Night Radio Hour," the Rev. Reginald Cephas Weaver, III, who disrupts the airwaves to warn of the coming judgment...

The Rev. Weaver beseeches his listeners to beware and be wary of their own sin, through a strange tale about a young blue collar family man with an almost preternatural affliction that compels him to bizarre behavior, turning him and his family into pariahs in their rural Southern town. But is he truly the afflicted one?

The Judgment Night Radio Hour is produced by Skyler Q. Andrews and Samuel W. Ellis, starring Skyler Q. Andrews as the voice of Reverend Reginald Cephas Weaver, III. This episode is the short story, "Mad Blood," written by Skyler Q. Andrews.

This first episode features the voices of:

P.M. Rogers as Bailey McCrae, Jr.

Jennifer Sparling as Sue Ella McCrae and Lila McCrae

Richard E. Adams, Jr. as Pastor Roland L. Wilkes

The song "Lost Satellite Seeks Home" by Studio Noir is featured, and used, including a reversal, with an Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/).

Rev. Weaver's latest sinister sermon concerns a burned-out itinerant preacher, beleaguered by doubts about his vocation, who gets a chance to prove his devotion while on the road to a revival. A relentless storm and an escaped mountain lion detour him to a seedy motel in the middle of nowhere, haunted by a quirky cast of living lost souls. Will he find his faith, or find out that he is among them?...

The Judgment Night Radio Hour is produced by Skyler Q. Andrews and Samuel W. Ellis, with Skyler Q. Andrews as the voice of Reverend Reginald Cephas Weaver, III.

This episode was the audio play, "The Cat of Nine Trials," story by Samuel W. Ellis and script written by Skyler Q. Andrews, and directed by Samuel W. Ellis & Skyler Q. Andrews, and featured the voices of:

Sydney Fowler as Mara, The Church Sister, and The Radio News Anchor

Brinton Lollar as The Highway Cop and The Motel Clerk

F. Herbert Andrews as The Pastor

Shogun Diamondz as The Gangster

and Skyler Q. Andrews as Daryl, and Evangelist J. Shepherd Thornton

This episode also features the songs: "Our Little Hearts Like Saturn" by Studio Noir, with an Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International Licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/); and "Hammerklavier Gospel Intro Traditional" by Timbre, with an Attribution-NonCommercial License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/). The latter song can be found at http://www.freesound.org/people/Timbre/sounds/85020/.

This sobering, sinister sermon by the good Reverend Weaver explores the rise and fall of mankind via one young hustler's desperate struggle to bribe his guilt with his heart. A prodigal drug dealer tries to steal the heart of a pretty cashier, in order to covertly atone for a desperate and horrible act. But his romantic attempt to ease his conscience and follow his heart becomes a race against his own checkered past and haunting memories, along a collision course toward an equally haunting reckoning...

This episode was the short story, "A Son of Adam Remembers," written by Skyler Q. Andrews, and directed by Samuel W. Ellis, and featuring the voices of:

Sydney Fowler as Denise

& Skyler Q. Andrews as the Son of Adam

Music in this episode includes:

"Peace Ball" and "Seven Downs" by Gospel of Mars

and "Aniva Rock Lighthouse" by Roger Plexico, all used under an Attribution Non-Commercial License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/).