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Six young people make their way in the big city, and one of them is a superhero. Meet Kirby, superhero fangirl and podcaster; Cash, coffee-shop owner and former world's richest boy; Molly, mermaid dance major; Jimmy, curator of the Whiz Museum and gosh-darn swell fella; Brandon, low-level broker for a definitely not corrupt, super-villain employing financial firm; and Bailey. She's the superhero.

Supporting Cast celebrates the film careers of people often lost in the credits. You may not recognise their names but you will know their work. Each episode we discuss a famous film and why these people were so instrumental in its success. It takes a village to make a movie and we plan to talk about all of them. Eventually.

Are you interested in Learning Technology and Learning Management Systems? Are you a Thinking Cap client looking to learn some best practices and get a glimpse behind the scenes of the Support Department? If so, you've come to the right place! The Supporting Cast is brought to you by those on the frontlines supporting LMS Admins! Join us monthly as we discuss Support and Training Topics, trends in the Industry, and upcoming updates to our platform.

Link Farris found Chum in a ditch by his farm with a badly broken leg. Link nursed the dog back to health and Chum became his inseparable companion, even to protecting him from robbers and helping him herd the farm animals. When Link realized how beautiful Chum was, he decided to show him in a dog show, and the mystery of Chum's real ownership came to light and the battle for him began.

Originally broadcast nationwide in 1993, this meticulously researched five-part historical radio drama is being published to commemorate Benjamin Franklin's 300th birthday. It reveals the multifaceted, complex Franklin's little known adventures in London before the Revolution. For 15 years, he lived on Craven Street off the Thames, where he established a surrogate family, began his autobiography, and became America's most famous citizen.

Mild-mannered Dr Hawley Harvey Crippen committed one of the most notorious English murders of the 20th century. In early 1910, he dismembered his wife's body and buried the remains in the coal cellar of the house they shared in Hilldrop Crescent, London. Arrested with his lover, Ethel Le Neve, who was disguised as his son, as they tried to escape to Canada aboard the SS Montrose. His subsequent trial at the Old Bailey was expected to be a mere formality, but Dr Crippen pleaded 'not guilty!', and so begins this strangely moving tale of passion and despair.