Episode 37: Sedation
Gotta share the love, too, with the percussion ensemble from North Carolina who performed the intro poem. Man, that was just beyond cool! Thank you, Dave, for hitting me with that joint. I promise I will never tell another "drummer" joke again. Well, for a week at least. Unless I hear a really good one.
After the story in this show, I mentioned that Kelly and I appeared in the latest episode of Barfly, in a story called "I Never" by Will Ross. I posted about it here last week, so you can scroll down the page a bit to find out a little more. I really hope you'll check it out.
Finally, I gave a well deserved nod to Phil Rossi for becoming Grand Poobah of the first season of the Pickle Tales storytelling competition presented by Podcast Pickle. I didn't participate, but I sure enjoyed listening.
I think that covers everything. Thanks, everyone, for listening. See you soon!
7 Comments:
What a great excuse to keep my bottle of Jack Daniel's handy. Kelly did an awesome job. What's scariest is that you left the full explanation of what "they" were to the listeners imaginations. Great one!
This one was pretty good. Kelly did a great job narrating.
What's scarrier than people quitting cold turkey is AA. Those meetings defy the strength of the human spirit in favor of servitude.
Thank you both! I really enjoyed taking over CLMW this week. It's was a great story to read. - Kelly
Hey, one time I locked someone in a closet in one of my stories. Course the reasons were completely different.
Kelly, you did a fantastic job. I love hearing you read the stories. I'm going to throw out girl power here and say you might just be better than Russell. Muhahahaha
Laieanna
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Thank you, Laieanna! You're right, us girl must stick together and I'm much better than Russell...(Muhahahahaha) -BUT he CAN write and I personally love to hear him read. I really enjoyed reading this story. It was GREAT!
Russ,
You're very welcome for the intro. I want to thank you for the story!! As a former Chattanoogan, the dialect in "Sedation," was just the best. And, hearing Kelly read it was like coming home.
Cheers,
Dave
That wasn't just a little creepy. I'm on my way to the package store right now. :)
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