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Life goes on for The Couple Next Door - they are preparing for a family wedding, taking a trip, and planning the construction of a brand new house. Mr. and Mrs. Piper always manage to find a way to get things done, no matter what unpredictable obstacles pop up along the way. Here are 32 episodes of realistic scenarios tinged with a real sense of humor. This classic daytime radio favorite was created and written by Peg Lynch, who stars in these programs, along with Alan Bunce and Margaret Hamilton.

Readings and Thoughts on Poetry, Faith & The Imagination. All I know is a door into the dark. Outside, old axles and iron hoops rusting; Inside, the hammered anvil’s short-pitched ring, The unpredictable fantail of sparks Or hiss when a new shoe toughens in water. The anvil must be somewhere in the centre, Horned as a unicorn, at one end and square, Set there immoveable: an altar Where he expends himself in shape and music. Sometimes, leather-aproned, hairs in his nose, He leans out on the jamb, recalls a clatter Of hoofs where traffic is flashing in rows; Then grunts and goes in, with a ...

Email the show if you would like to be a guest. Admin@happeningnextdoor.netHappening Next Door Podcast: Insights into the Adult Industry and Diverse LifestylesHosted by the inquisitive Nosy Neighbor, the Happening Next Door podcast offers an in-depth exploration of the adult industry and diverse lifestyles. This engaging podcast features candid conversations with a variety of guests, including swingers, strippers, porn stars, models, and more. Listeners are treated to a behind-the-scenes look at this fascinating world, accompanied by exclusive pictures and videos of the guests. Tune in for an ...

The Bickersons radio show was created by Phillip Rapp in the 1940’s. Originally a short comedy sketch that was heard on the Chase and Sanborn Hour program, it starred Don Ameche and Frances Langford as the constantly bickering husband and wife, John and Blanche. It included many of their zany friends and relatives as well. Later, with the advent of television, the show was performed as live skits taken from the radio show. ​Now, sit back, relax, and enjoy “The Bickersons!”

In days of old, bards and troubadours roamed the countryside, telling their stories to anyone who wanted to hear. Today, we bring the bards’ tales to you with these intriguing stories and exciting adventures, performed for you by our own talented readers. Tune in and enjoy the story!

37 doors to hell is a podcast talking about life and how much life is overrated with decisions making

Welcome to Through The Creative Door. Join Alexis Naylor as she chats to an array of creative guests, getting a glimpse into their world and having some honest and inspiring conversations.

Welcome to Cleveland Stage Door, an interview series spotlighting the best shows and performances coming to Northeast Ohio! From Broadway hits to local gems, we bring you exclusive conversations with the stars, creators, and visionaries behind the productions lighting up our city’s stages.Tune in to stay connected to Cleveland’s vibrant performing arts scene and discover the stories behind the shows you love.New episodes are dropping regularly—subscribe now!

Young performers and those who support their dreams face unique challenges in today’s evolving entertainment industry. Join Lisa Picotte and David Kaufman, renowned acting coaches and owners of L.A.’s celebrated Young Actor Workspace, as they interview top artists and industry professionals, answer your questions, and share insights that will help you open doors and grow your career.

Navigating the Future of the Theatre Industry with Spencer Sher, and an array of upcoming theatrical talents from all areas of the building.

WINNER of BEST AUDIO FICTION at the Tribeca Festival 2023!! Raul's life in Hong Kong is thrown upside down when he discovers he can exchange letters with his favorite author, a woman in Paris who died thirty years ago. A nine part limited series, written and directed by Alex Kemp (The Imperfection, Modes of Thought) and produced by Wolf at the Door Studios.

Comedians Pauline Eyre and Louise Leigh use their famous Dimension Matrix (or Dominatrix, aka The Salad Spinner of Destiny) to give their guests the chance to visit other dimensions and choose one to live in forever.Eyre-Leigh Doors is a comedy game show/chat show mash up that gives guests the chance to talk about their hopes and dreams, their embarrassing moments, their greatest triumphs and the people they would - and wouldn't - like to share them with if they had their chance.Guests have the chance to choose just one dimension to live in - one door to walk through. But the catch is, they ...

Step into the world of opera through North Stage Door, a new podcast that takes you into the swirl of creativity, stagecraft, and performance at San Francisco Opera. You’ll hear lively stories and insightful interviews—a window into the complex inner workings of this vibrant Company and the many aspects necessary to make a rich, multi-faceted art form come to life.

Hollywood is indelibly printed in our minds as the ‘go-to’ place for entertainment and has been for decades. When there really did seem to be more stars in Hollywood than in heaven, Hollywood Stage had them performing films as radio plays - on the sponsor's dime, of course. Classic films now become audiobooks, with many featuring the original stars from way back when. Here's Stage Door starring Ginger Rogers and Rosalind Russell.

A brand new podcast bringing you all that's happening at Malvern Theatres. There's interviews with the stars of the shows and some really interesting behind-the-scenes information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"The Creaking Door" was a popular old-time radio (OTR) program from South Africa that echoed the style and substance of the better-known American series, "Inner Sanctum Mysteries". Known for its signature sound of a creaking door at the start of each episode, this sound effect was intended to set a spooky, atmospheric tone, much like the squeaking door in "Inner Sanctum".The show aired during the late 1950s and into the early 1960s. "The Creaking Door" featured a variety of horror and suspense tales, often delving into the supernatural or psychological. The stories were typically narrated by a...

Hosted by actor Jonathan Cake, Stage Door Jonny is a podcast about theatre ... and life ... and life in the theatre. Jonathan has appeared in countless plays around the world - and made a fair few celebrated acquaintances along the way. So it is that he's assembled a formidable cast of actors, directors and writers to share their memories, reflections, discoveries, triumphs and disasters relating to this most alluring and mysterious and visceral of art forms. And because you'll be privy to conversations among great pals with a mutual passion, this is more akin to drinking at the Dress Circle ...

Open-Door Playhouse is a monthly podcast harking back to live radio theater broadcasts. Created to introduce New Plays, New Writers, and… a wealth of unknown talent. Giving them the opportunity to have their works created in sound studios as opposed to live stage productions and presented on the Podcast as “Radio Productions.” Play submissions will be solicited online, outreach centers and word of mouth. Broadcasts will be once a month (to start) and grow as demand requires. Long term goal is to reach out to undeserved writing communities: prisons, school and community groups to provide ...

In-depth conversations with Broadway's brightest, bringing you what's new, what's noteworthy, and what's coming next to a stage near you.

Theatre Royal. The very name summons up something of grandeur and eloquence. And it was. Hosted by Laurence Olivier, these big-name productions also included the creme de la creme of acting talents from John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson and Orson Welles to Trevor Howard, Michael Redgrave and Olivier himself. They were based on works by the world's leading authors, among them Charles Dickens, Henry James, Oscar Wilde and Anton Chekhov. These are but a few of whose company we shall be keeping as we raise the curtain on our first instalment of theatrical history.