Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Marleigh Norton

Sophie successfully creates two collars, and is invited to the palace for a celebration of the recent victory over the assassins.

Music by: Kevin MacLeod “Exotics”, “East of Tunesia”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Christine Green

Sophie, Nefertiti and Heroo rush to save the prince from an assassination plot. They succeed in beating off the attackers, but must find who is behind the dreadful scheme.

Music by: Kevin MacLeod “Exotics”, “Temple of Manes”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by David Maciver

Captain Gibson’s crew is dying from scurvy and no land is in sight, can he save his men in time?

Music by:
The Cutters and Nate Torres

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

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Adapted from the ballet by Alexa Chipman

Sure, the gorgeous ballerinas in pink tutus always seem to get their prince, but what about a cowgirl on a ranch who only wants the head wrangler to notice her? This ballet was originally choreographed by Agnes de Mille for the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo with music composed by Aaron Copland (one of his pieces was used for the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine theme). The ballet premiered 16 October, 1942, although this audio drama was adapted based on the San Francisco Ballet recent staging.

Featuring the voice talent of:
Champion Roper - Jeff Musick
Head Wrangler & Caller - Scott Wentworth
Cowgirl - Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard
Ranch Owner’s Daughter - Tanja Milojevic
Cowhands - Alexander Cockrum & Bill Hollweg
Eastern Friends - Tanja Milojevic & Alexa Chipman
Misc Cowboys & Cowgirls - Antonia Gottesman, Alexander Cockrum, Scott Wentworth, Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard, Bill Hollweg, Alexa Chipman

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and Capt. John Tadrzak

Promo Featured:
The Deadeye Kid (19 Nocturne Blvd)

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Tanja Milojevic

Sophie goes exploring in Thebes and runs into a local policeman named Heroo. Upon returning home to the jewelry workshop, she finds that Nefertiti has requested a custom collar design. Sophie works hard creating several sketches, but when she brings them to the palace, a heinous plot is revealed.

Music by: Kevin MacLeod “Exotics”, “Expeditionary”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promo Featured:
MisfitsAudio Productions

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Featuring the Voice Talent of:
Bill Hollweg as Himself
Christina J. Boyd as Mrs. Emma Peel
David Maciver as John Steed
Michael Hudson as Photographer
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Arden Dale
Alex Gilmour as Narrator
Ronnie Rowlands as Himself
Stevie K. Farnaby as Nefarious Villain
Marissa Shirley as Herself
Mark Kalita as The Doctor & Don the Cameraman
Alexa Chipman as Herself & Pubgoer2
John Bell as Himself & Brad
Elaine Barrett as Captain Elizabeth Monroe
Kim Gianopolous as the H.M.S. Lydia Figurehead
Gareth Bowley as the Royal Navy Admiral

Music by:
Brobdingnagian Bards “Health to the Company” & “The Unicorn Song”
Avalon Rising “Black Davies Ride”
Loren Davidson “By the Bay”
Nate Torres for Theme

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Ronnie Rowlands

An alien crash lands on Earth and is dying– can the crew revive someone with a completely different physiology?

Music by:
The Cutters and Nate Torres

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

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Featuring the Podcasters:
Paeter Frandsen
Alexa Chipman
Capt. John Tadrzak
Michael Hudson
David Maciver
Scott M. Sandridge
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard
Laura Frechette

Music by:
Kevin MacLeod

Promos Featured
Doctor Who Christmas Special (Giant Gnome Productions)

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Marleigh Norton

The Christmas Special for 2009– an important key goes missing and the crew searches everywhere until finding it in a very unlikely place.

Music by:
The Cutters, Avalon Rising, Kevin MacLeod, Naomi & Shamine King and Nate Torres

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Channe Nolen

Narmer shows Sophie how to help him finish a new Egyptian collar, then they go fishing on the nile at sunset.

Music by: Kevin MacLeod “Exotics”, “Desert City”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promo Featured:
Gypsy Cove (Gypsy Audio Productions)

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Marleigh Norton

Sophie learns how to create blue faience beads, and Narmer takes her fishing for the first time.

Music by: Kevin MacLeod “Exotics”, “Kumasi Groove”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promo Featured:
Maudelayne (BrokenSea Audio Productions)

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Michael Hudson

Some aliens accidently crash their spacecraft right into the middle of the historic battle of Cape Finisterre. Lydia must tow them safely out of the carnage without being blown up herself.

Music by:
The Cutters and Nate Torres

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Terry Cooper

Go Green Galactic Transport visits Earth to promote a new recycling campaign. Captain Gibson is forced to take on the formidable French ship of the line Imbattable.

Music by:
The Cutters and Nate Torres

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

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Now that Episode 2 has been released, here is a more in depth view of Discovery courtesy of David Hirzel and thanks to the Discovery museum and South Pole Inn for this visual companion pdf.

Written by David Hirzel
Post-Produced/Sound Engineered by Michael Hudson

Due to a rating of PG-13 / 12A, this episode is not available on the Backroads feed. To listen, please visit: Tom Crean on Imagination Lane to subscribe to its feed or hear it online.

Based upon real events, Tom Crean: Sailor on Ice is an original audio drama of Tom Crean’s Antarctic Adventures, based upon Maritime Author and Poet David Hirzel’s research.

The ship settles in for the winter, but disaster looms as two men go missing on the ice. With the coming of spring, Tom and the other sailors take up the traces and dare glaciers and crevasses.

Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Marleigh Norton

The Lydia rushes to assist a supply frigate under attack from a privateer.

Music by:
The Cutters, Nate Torres and The Mighty Regis

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

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Written & Read by Alexa Chipman

Miss Grey finally has to leave the ship, but finds solace with Mr. Pendennis, Sr.

Music by:
The Cutters, Nate Torres, Avalon Rising and Loren Davidson

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard

Sophie Roberts is able to attend the wedding banquet of Nefertiti and Amenhotep IV, only to discover he does not approve of Isis.

Music by: Kevin MacLeod “Exotics”, “East of Tunesia”, “Anglo Zulu”, “Artifact”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promo Featured:
Stargazers (Gypsy Audio Productions)

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Kim Gianopoulos

Some graphic designers arrive trying to find new business when a French ship begins chasing the Lydia.

Music by:
The Cutters, Nate Torres and The Mighty Regis

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promos Featured:
Nova Star Hunters

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Christine Green

After bringing back enough lotus blossoms and plants to create collars, Sophie and Narmer set to work. The palace collarsmith is so impressed that he invites Sophie to come to the banquet and assist in the presentations of them herself.

Music by: Kevin MacLeod “Exotics” and “Accralate”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promo Featured:
Gaia’s Voyages (BrokenSea Audio Productions)

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Hosted By
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard

The Feather
Written by Martin Paul Hudecek
Read by Michael Hudson

Also featuring a behind the scenes look at Alley of Horror 2009 with Alexa Chipman.

Music by:
Kevin MacLeod “Aftermath”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promos Featured
The Insidious Octopoids (BrokenSea)

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Scott D. Harris

The French now have a ship of their own with a mission to wrest aliens of their technology. Can the
crew of Lydia save an innocent alien from their clutches?

Music by:
The Cutters, Nate Torres and Naomi & Shamine King’s album “Hot Topic Folk Duets”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Antonia Gottesman

Narmer sends Sophie out to gather lotus blossoms at the Nile for living collars, and she forms a new friendship.

Music by: Kevin MacLeod “Exotics” and “Accralate”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promo Featured:
Red Sands Investigations (Pendant Productions)

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Hosted By
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard

Special Guest
Zombie Astronaut

Give Me Something Good to Eat
Written by Pamela K. Kinney
Read by Bill Hollweg

The Road That Never Was
Written & Read by Alexa Chipman

My Dog Believes in Ghosts
Written & Read by Paul Mannering

Excerpt from Messiah’s War Trilogy Book 2
Written by Scott M. Sandridge
Read by Scott M. Sandridge & Alexa Chipman

Music by:
Kevin MacLeod “tba”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promos Featured
Voices In The Dead of Night (BrokenSea)
Dracula (Gypsy Audio)
Deadeye Kid (19 Nocturne Blvd)

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Adapted from the ballet by Alexa Chipman

A girl falls in love with a disguised prince who betrays her. Brokenhearted, she dies, only to be reborn as an undead Willy bent upon destroying all men. When the prince wanders into the haunted forest, will she choose to save or slaughter him? Giselle premiered 28 of June, 1841 at The Paris Opera. Composed by Adolphe Adam, choreographed for Carlotta by Jules Perrot, traditional choreography by Jean Coralli. It was one of the first ballets performed fully on pointe in the romantic era. This particular version was based off of that staged by Peninsula Ballet Theatre in the 1980s.

Featuring the voice talent of:
Hilarian - Mark “the Encaffeinated ONE” Kilfoil
Wilfried - Michael Hudson
Prince Albrecht - Scott Wentworth
Giselle - Tanja Milojevic
Herald - Stevie K. Farnaby
Giselle’s Mother - Antonia Gottesman
Princess Bathilde - Christina J Boyd
Gravedigger1 - Scott M. Sandridge
Gravedigger2 - Capt. John Tadrzak
Willy - Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard
Queen Myrtha - Alexa Chipman
Peasants & Courtiers - Tanja Milojevic, Christina J. Boyd, Alexa Chipman, Ronnie Rowlands, Stevie K. Farnaby

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promos Featured:
Red Sands Investigations (Pendant Audio)
How Much Do I Love Thee, Let Me Count The Ways (Lightning Bolt Theatre of the Mind)

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Written by Alexa Chipman

Songs of the Saxon Chronicles in Irregular Meter William the Conqueror and King Edgar, part of the Belles-Lettres Series English Literature From it’s beginning to the year 1100 edited by Edward Miles Brown and published by DC Heath & Co London in 1908.

Featuring the voice talent of:
Castle Baron - Michael Hudson
Bard & Messenger - Ronnie Rowlands
Saxon Woman - Laura Frechette
Scottish Hunter - David Maciver
Saxon Princess - Katie Dehnart
Various Saxons: Jules Ismail, Michael Hudson, Capt. John Tadrzak, Bruce Busby, Alex Gilmour

Music by:
Kevin MacLeod “Heavy Interlude”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Special thanks to Michael Hudson

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard

A young alien boy accidentally activates the escape pod on his parents’ ship and hurtles down to Earth. Will the Lydia crew find him in time to reunite the family?

Music by:
The Cutters, Nate Torres and The Mighty Regis

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

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Written by Alexa Chipman
Read by Tanja Milojevic

Sophie finds herself in Ancient Egypt and must choose the path upon which she is to be assisted by Isis.

Music by: Kevin MacLeod “Exotics” and “Desert City”

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promo Featured:
Lightning Bolt Theater of the Mind

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Written and Read by Alexa Chipman

A traveling alien dance company wishes to perform on Earth, and the Admiralty does not wish to offend them. Is the planet ready for three headed ballerinas?

Music by:
The Cutters, Nate Torres and Kevin MacLeod

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promos Featured:
Lightning Bolt Theater of the Mind
Amarna: Adventures of Sophie Roberts

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This episode discusses the format change of the show, where the concept originated and answers several questions from fans such as the historical and science fiction aspects of the show. The episode ends with bloopers of Series 1 from various members of the cast.

Bells in the Batfry, Comedy Podcast
Anke Eissmann, Tolkien Illustrator
Nate Torres, Imagination Lane theme

Written by Alexa Chipman

The crew of Lydia are sent to observe an alien intergalactic chef competition being held on Earth, but complications arise when the shield collapses and they must fight off French artillery on their own.

Featuring the Voice Talent of:
Hardwicke - Doug Barbieri
Cartwright - Jules Ismail
Midshipman Pendennis - Mark Gianopoulos
Lt. Fitzgerald - Scott D. Harris
Captain Gibson - David Maciver
Alien Newscaster - Tanja Milojevic
Head Chef - Jack Ward
Alien Techs - Michael Hudson and Darren Marlar

Music by:
The Cutters, Nate Torres and Monty Worsley

Sound Effects by:Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promos Featured:
The Sonic Society
Gypsy Audio’s Importance of Being Earnest

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Written by Alexa Chipman

The planet Wamu’s communications go down when a satellite in the system disappears. Mr. Palliser is sent to investigate, and it seems the equipment has crashed onto planet Earth.

Featuring the Voice Talent of:
Wamuvians - Antonia Gottesman and Alexa Chipman
Mr. Palliser - Rob Paterson
Captain Gibson - David Maciver
Sergeant Coolidge - David Drage
Miss Emma Grey - Elaine Barrett
Midshipman Pendennis - Mark Gianopoulos
Lt. Fitzgerald - Scott D. Harris
Lt. Cheswick - Alex Gilmour
Hardwicke - Doug Barbieri

Music by:
The Cutters, Nate Torres and Monty Worsley

Sound Effects by:
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg and grsites.com

Promos Featured:
KFAT’s Twin Stars
GGP’s Star Trek: Outpost

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Adapted from the ballet by Alexa Chipman

The ballet originally premiered 23 January 1856, in Paris. It was inspired by Lord Byron’s poem and made famous by the staging of Marius Petipa. There are many different versions of the ballet, and even the score has evolved through the years. The most famous dance of the ballet is the Pas de deux between Medora, Conrad and the Slave which was altered to be simply Medora and the Slave. This particular audio version of the story was heavily influenced by American Ballet Theatre’s production of Le Corsaire.

Featuring the voice talent of:
Captain Conrad - Carl Cubbedge
Medora - Elaine Barrett
Birbanto - Nick Pendleton
Slave - Lee Labit
Isaac the Slaver - Stevie K. Farnaby
Pasha - Capt. John Tadrzak
Gulnare - Katie Dehnart
Pirates, Shopkeepers, Citizens - Lee Labit, Scott M. Sandridge, Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard, Anthony Rooney

Sound Effects: Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg

Promos Featured: Star Trek: Outpost

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Written by David Hirzel

Post-Produced/Sound Engineered by Michael Hudson

Based upon real events, Tom Crean: Sailor on Ice is an original audio drama of Tom Crean’s Antarctic Adventures, based upon Maritime Author and Poet David Hirzel’s research.

In Episode 1 “Into the Frozen South”, Tom ships aboard Discovery, bound for the unknown lands of the South Pole.

Due to a rating of PG-13 / 12A, this episode is not available on the Backroads feed. To listen, please visit: Tom Crean on Imagination Lane to subscribe to its feed or hear it online.

Whilst waiting for Episode 1, have a look on board the ship Discovery courtesy of Michael Hudson. The expedition set out in 1901 for the arctic. Discovery museum has many relics and displays which you can see in this visual companion pdf.

Written & Post-Produced by Alexa Chipman

Music by
The Cutters, The Mighty Regis, Monty Worsley (Credits Music)
and Nate Torres (Imagination Lane Theme)

Sound Effects by
Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby and GR Sites

Featuring the Voice Talent of:
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Nefera
Shannon Hilchie as Hamoo
David Maciver as Captain Roger Gibson
Mark Gianopoulos as Midshipman Pendennis
David Drage as Sergeant Coolidge
David Ault as Lieutenant Fitzgerald
Elaine Barrett as Miss Grey
Doug Barbieri as Hardwicke
Jules Ismail as Cartwright
Bruce Busby as Captain Cunningham

Promos Featured:
The Hunt for Gollum
Stargazers (Gypsy Audio)
Gaia’s Voyages (BrokenSea)

Released under Creative Commons
Non-Derivative License 3.0

Imagination Lane St. George’s Day
Written by Alexa Chipman

Featuring the voice talent of:
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Herself
Alexa Chipman as Herself
Stevie K. Farnaby as the Dragon
Ronnie Rowlands as Himself
John Bell as Himself and Arnie Cunchpard
Mark Kalita as St. George

Music by: Kevin MacLeod

The Battle of Maldon: Visual Companion
Photographs of the battlefield by Michael Hudson ©2009

Written & Post-Produced by Alexa Chipman
Music by The Cutters, The Mighty Regis, Naomi and Shamine King & Monty Worsley
Sound Effects by Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, GR Sites and Bill Hollweg

Featuring the Voice Talent of:
Mark Gianopoulos as Midshipman Pendennis
David Ault as Lieutenant Fitzgerald
David Drage as Sergeant Coolidge
Capt. John Tadrzak as Quickstep
Laura Frechette as NoHat
Elaine Barrett as Miss Grey
Doug Barbieri as Hardwicke
Jules Ismail as Cartwright

Promos Featured:
Bells In The Batfry
BSAP - Escape From New York

Released under Creative Commons
Non-Derivative License 3.0

Written & Post-Produced by Alexa Chipman
Music by The Cutters, The Mighty Regis, Naomi and Shamine King & Monty Worsley
Sound Effects by Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, GR Sites

Featuring the Voice Talent of:
Gareth Bowley as the Admiral
Scott M. Sandridge as Sweartean Ambassador
David Maciver as Captain Gibson
David Ault as Lieutenant Fitzgerald
Mark Gianopoulos as Midshipman Pendennis
Jules Ismail as Cartwright
Doug Barbieri as Hardwicke
M Sieiro Garcia as Miss Wellington
Elaine Barrett as Miss Grey

Promos Featured:
The Silverblade Prophecy - Book I of The Messiahs War Trilogy

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Non-Derivative License 3.0

It’s March 1st, time for St. David’s Day! I had meant to do a massive fully cast audio but I realized on the last day of February that I had forgotten so I quickly recorded this little minicast. Next year I do plan on putting together something memorable!

Poem 1
Read by Alexa Chipman

Poem 2
Sung by April Sadowski

Poem 5
Sung by Alexa Chipman

Poem 6
Read by Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard

Poem 8 & 12
Read by Alexa Chipman

Music Credits: Kevin MacLeod and Naomi & Shamine King

Selected poems from the Exeter Book Christ series presumably by Cynewulf. Translated by Alexa Chipman in 2008 from the late 900s Old English text as published in 1959 by Jackson J. Campbell from Princeton University Press.

Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

Imagination Lane Christmas Party
Written by Alexa Chipman

Featuring the voice talent of:
Arden Dale – Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard
Alexa Chipman – Herself
The 4th Doctor – Mark Kalita
Q – Alex Gilmour
Ronnie Rowlands – Himself
NewMaud – Elaine Barrett
King Alfred – Michael Hudson
Admiral – Gareth Bowley
Father Christmas – David Maciver
Don the Cameraman – Mark Kalita

Music by: Kevin MacLeod

Reading of HP Lovecraft’s Nemesis Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard

Renfield
Written by Gwendolyn Jensen-WoodardReading

1:Produced/Directed by Bruce Busby and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard

Featuring the Voice Talent of:
Creeperala as your host
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard reading Nemesis by HP Lovecraft
Bruce Busby as Renfield
Doug Manlin as Renfield
Alex Gilmour as Dracula

Music Credits:
Opening and end “Road to Hell” and “Ritual” by Kevin McLeod

Released Under A Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0

Thank you to everyone who made this last minute project possible Especially Bruce Busby, Paul Mannering and Alexa Chipman!

Featuring the voice talent of:
Bard - Ronnie Rowlands
Byrhtnoth - David Maciver
Offa - Gareth Bowley
Wulfstan - Alex Gilmour
Viking Messenger - Stevie K. Farnaby
Eadweard - Steven Jay Cohen
Aelfwine - Mark Kalita
Godric the Cowardly - David Ault
Godric the Courageous - Doug Barbieri
Leofson - Scott D. Harris
Dunhere - Bill Hollweg
Brythwold - Bruce Busby
Feasting Noble - Fiona Thraille
Oddason - Jeremy Corke
Viking1 - Scott M. Sandridge
Viking2 - Mark, the Encaffeinated ONE
Saxon - Abner Senires
Various Warriors - Jules Ismail, Michael Hudson, Capt. John Tadrzak

Music Credits: Kevin MacLeod
Sound Effects: Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby and GRsites.Com

The Battle of Maldon was translated and adapted for audio by Alexa Chipman, based upon the Cotton Manuscript Otho A xii.3 with alterations from Bright Ettmuler, Grein, Kluge, Korner, Muller, Rieger, Sweet, Thorpe, Wulcker and Zernial as published in 1908 by D.C. & Heath Co, London.

Saxonboc name thanks to Bruce Humphries & Planish from Audio Drama Talk

Special thanks for Generic Song to: Bells In The Batfry

Written & Post-Produced by Alexa Chipman
Music by The Cutters & Monty Worsley
Sound Effects by Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, GR Sites

Featuring the Voice Talent of:

Captain Roger Gibson - David Maciver
First Lieutenant Laurence Fitzgerald - Scott D. Harris
Sergeant Gareth Coolidge - David Drage
Miss Estelle Wellington - M Sieiro Garcia
Midshipman Edward Pendennis - Mark Gianopoulos
Swegen - Stevie K. Farnaby
Leofric - James Leeper

Promos Featured:
BSAP’s 31 Days of Horror
DP’s Tales From The Museum

Released under Creative Commons
Non-Derivative License 3.0

Written & Post-Produced by Alexa Chipman
Music by The Cutters, Naomi & Shamine King & Monty Worsley
Sound Effects by Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, GR Sites

Featuring the Voice Talent of:

Captain Roger Gibson - David Maciver
First Lieutenant Laurence Fitzgerald - Scott D. Harris
Sergeant Gareth Coolidge - David Drage
Miss Estelle Wellington - M Sieiro Garcia
Midshipman Edward Pendennis - Mark Gianopoulos
“Chips” Hardwicke - Doug Barbieri
Cartwright & Flag Lieutenant - Jules Ismail
Sweart 1 & 2 - Ronnie Rowlands
Admiral - Gareth Bowley

Promos Featured:
BSAP’s Planet of the Apes
BSAP’s The Prisoner

Released under Creative Commons
Non-Derivative License 3.0

We also have a fantastic interview with Capt. John Tadrzak, author of the new book Santa Claus and The North Star which has just been released. We talk with him about why he wrote it, possible sequels and suggestions to others trying to get a book published. Be sure to listen in!

To Purchase a copy of Santa Claus and The North Star for only $15:
CLICK HERE

To contact the author, e-mail: northstarbook@aol.com

Get a head start on your Christmas shopping and support a fellow Audio Drama enthusiast!

Written & Post-Produced by Alexa Chipman

Music by The Cutters & Monty Worsley

Sound Effects by Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby, GR Sites

Featuring the Voice Talent of:
Captain Roger Gibson - David Maciver
First Lieutenant Laurence Fitzgerald - Scott D Harris
Sergeant Gareth Coolidge - David Drage
Midshipman Edward Pendennis - Mark Gianopoulos
“Chips” Hardwicke - Doug Barbieri
Cartwright - Jules Ismail

Promos Featured:
Flaming Hat’s Infringement

Released under Creative CommonsNon-Derivative License 3.0

Most of this audio is to address the abrupt ending to the previous behind the scenes which many thought was a mistake. So listen to all the fantastic different variations on endings and let us know which one you prefer so that this will not occur again!

Endings Voice Talent:
Alexa Chipman
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard
David Maciver

First up: Please take the time to donate to: Shivonne’s Race For Life she is the girlfriend of David Maciver, one of our voice actors, and it is a very worthy cause. Even a few pounds / dollars will help!

Second up: Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard takes you on a fantasy tour of her audio recording studio, complete with cloning factory and Alexa shows you around the Imagination Lane reception area.

Third up: A blooper from James Leeper and why Voice Actors need to turn their lines in!