Welcome “to Mystery in the Radio Waves”! This a podcast where Elizabeth McIrvin hosts a cast of actors to perform a classic radio play and then comedians improvise a parody of that play! What are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist shit. I’ll introduce the cast, we’ll get started with the table read of the play and then we’ll get into some long form improv. Thank you so much for listening! Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss an episode! Visit us out at mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com CAST JACOB WYSOCKI GREGORY WALLACE NOEL GIBSON MAHOGANY ZACHARY NATHAN BOCKELMAN AHSOHN WILLIAMS CHRISTIAN SAFAR RYAN HARVEY PEARCY SCOTT MOORE

Mystery in the Radio Waves

E68. "I'm a Doctor" Jacob Wysocki, Noel Gibson, Greg Wallace, Mahogany Zachary

This a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist shit. Our cast will introduce themselves, we’ll get started with the table read of the play and then we’ll get into some improv. Thank you so much for listening. Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss an episode! Visit us out at mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com CAST RUSSELL CARTER TAYLOR BEHRENS DARREN DAVIDSON BABSY SINGER ALEJANDRO GARCIA DORSHAE MIDDLETON NICK MAYER SCOTT MOORE ELIZABETH MCIRVIN LAUREN BLAIR DONOVAN & DANIEL KUHNE RADIO PLAY ROLES NICK MAYER - GEORGE TAYLOR BEHRENS - PETER BABSY SINGER - WENDY DANIEL KUHNE - NARRATOR/ANNOUNCER SCOTT MOORE - DR. MCCLEAN LAUREN BLAIR DONOVAN - LYDIA IMPROV ROLES RUSSELL CARTER - GEORGE DORSHAE MIDDLETON - PETER NICK MAYER - DR. MCCLEAN ALEJANDRO GARCIA - NARRATOR/ANNOUNCER BABSY SINGER - LYDIA ELIZABETH MCIRVIN - WENDY SCOTT MOORE TAYLOR BEHRENS

E67. "Allegedly Sponsored By Coke" Babsy Singer, Russell Carter, Lauren Blair Donovan

Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist crap. This week we are performing the radio play “The Parade” from the series “X-Minus One”. The original airdate was August 25, 1950. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! THE MAIN CAST! Dorshae Middleton Scott Moore Darren Davidson Daniel Kuhne Elizabeth McIrvin Sabrina Johnson and Courtney Jines Thank you to our special guest actors and comedians! Jordan Michael Green and Cole Koehler Visit us on our website Mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com Get to know our main cast! Follow us on Instagram @mysteryintheradiowaves This podcast was created, hosted and edited by Elizabeth McIrvin.

E66. "And this is why we don't get involved in heterosexual marriages" Courtney Jines

Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist crap. This week we are performing the radio play “The Locked Room Mystery” from the series “Lights Out”. The original airdate was OCTOBER 23, 1935. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! THE MAIN CAST! Dorshae Middleton Scott Moore Darren Davidson Daniel Kuhne Elizabeth McIrvin And Sabrina Johnson Thank you to our special guest comedians! Aricia Skidmore-Williams & Paul Heredia Visit us on our website Mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com Get to know our main cast! Follow us on Instagram @mysteryintheradiowaves This podcast was created, hosted and edited by Elizabeth McIrvin.

E65. "Vampires & Vaccines" Aricia Skidmore-Williams & Paul Heredia

Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist crap. This week we are performing the radio play “Student Body” from the series “X-Minus One”. The original airdate was July 31, 1956. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! THE MAIN CAST! Dorshae Middleton Scott Moore Darren Davidson Daniel Kuhne Elizabeth McIrvin And Sabrina Johnson Visit us on our website Mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com Get to know our main cast! Follow us on Instagram @mysteryintheradiowaves This podcast was created, hosted and edited by Elizabeth McIrvin.

E64. "Actually Helpful Headshot Tips" Daniel Kuhne, Scott Moore, Darren Davidson

Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist crap. This week we are performing the radio play “For Business Reasons” from the series “Romance”. The original airdate was January 1, 1949. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! THE MAIN CAST! Dorshae Middleton Scott Moore Darren Davidson Daniel Kuhne Elizabeth McIrvin And Sabrina Johnson Thank you to our special guest performer Derek Mari ! Visit us on our website Mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com Get to know our main cast! Follow us on Instagram @mysteryintheradiowaves This podcast was created, hosted and edited by Elizabeth McIrvin.

E63. "Maybe It's A Priest Mouse" Derek Mari, Sabrina Johnson, Darren Davidson

Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist crap. This week we are performing the old time radio play "Switchboard Secrets" from the radio series "Front Page Drama". The original airdate was November 16, 1933. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! Dorshae Middleton Scott Moore Darren Davidson Daniel Kuhne Elizabeth McIrvin And Sabrina Johnson Thank you to our guest performer tonight! Ahsohn Williams Oscar Lemus and Eric Pastore Visit us on our website Mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com Get to know our main cast! Follow us on Instagram @mysteryintheradiowaves This podcast was created, hosted and edited by Elizabeth McIrvin.

E62. "Alright men, let's point out the sexism" Eric Pastore, Oscar Lemus, Ahsohn Williams

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist crap. This week we are performing the old time radio play "Cold Equations" from the radio series "X-Minus One". The original airdate was August 25, 1955. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! Dorshae Middleton Scott Moore Darren Davidson Daniel Kuhne Elizabeth McIrvin And Sabrina Johnson Thank you to our guest performer tonight! Justin Grant Fernanda Perez Michael Hearn Visit us on our website Mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com Get to know our main cast! Follow us on Instagram @mysteryintheradiowaves This podcast was created, hosted and edited by Elizabeth McIrvin.

E61."Guessing Ages and Accents" Fernanda Perez, Justin Grant, Michael Hearn

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist crap. This week we are performing a play from the radio series "Captain Midnight". The original airdate was September 30, 1940. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! Dorshae Middleton Scott Moore Darren Davidson Daniel Kuhne Elizabeth McIrvin And Sabrina Johnson Thank you to our guest performer tonight! Jordan Wilson Visit us on our website Mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com Get to know our main cast! Follow us on Instagram @mysteryintheradiowaves This podcast was created, hosted and edited by Elizabeth McIrvin.

E60. "What's Ovaltine?" Jordan Wilson, Sabrina Johnson, Dorshae Middleton

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist crap. This week we are performing the radio play “Dark Journey” from the series “Suspense”. The original airdate was April 25, 1946. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! You can email us at ​mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com​ or our new website mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com​ if you have any questions or comments or just want to say hi. We’ll definitely read it on the podcast if you reach out! Dorshae Middleton Scott Moore Darren Davidson Daniel Kuhne Elizabeth McIrvin And Sabrina Johnson Thank you to our guest performer tonight! Oscar Lemus Stephen Flowers Visit us on our website Mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com Get to know our main cast! Follow us on Instagram @mysteryintheradiowaves This podcast was created, hosted and edited by Elizabeth McIrvin.

E59. “my mom photoshopped Bernie in front of her house” Oscar Lemus & Stephen Flowers

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist crap. This week we are performing “This Precious Freedom” from the radio series “Everyman’s Theater”. The original airdate was October 11, 1940. After the play we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com​ or our new website mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com​ if you have any questions or comments or just want to say hi. We’ll definitely read it on the podcast if you reach out! Please welcome our main cast! Dorshae Middleton Sabrina Johnson Scott Moore Darren Davidson And Daniel Kuhne And a special thank you to all our wonderful guest performers tonight... Weikei Yu Nick Mayer And Noel Gibson Visit us on our website Mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com Get to know our main cast! Follow us on Instagram @mysteryintheradiowaves This podcast was created, hosted and edited by Elizabeth McIrvin.

E58. "DON'T EVEN LISTEN TO THIS DUMB EPISODE" Noel Gibson, Weikei Yu & Nick Mayer

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves! I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist crap. This week we are performing “Murder Unlimited” from the series “Silver Theater”. The original airdate was March 9, 1941. After we perform a few pages of the play, we improvise the rest of the story! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com or our new website mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com if you have any questions or comments or just want to say hi. We’ll definitely read it on the podcast if you reach out! Cast Scott Moore Darren Davidson Daniel Kuhne Elizabeth mcIrvin And Emily Clark Visit us on our website Mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com Get to know our main cast! Follow us on Instagram @mysteryintheradiowaves This podcast was created, hosted and edited by Elizabeth McIrvin.

E57. "Murder Unlimited" Emily Clark, Darren Davidson, Daniel Kuhne, Scott Moore

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist crap. This week we are performing “The Man Who Thought He Was Edward G. Robinson” from the series “Suspense”. The original airdate was October 17, 1946. After the play we get into some improv inspired by the play! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com or our new website mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com if you have any questions or comments or just want to say hi. We’ll definitely read it on the podcast if you reach out! Please welcome our main cast! (Applause after each name) Dorshae Middleton Elizabeth McIrvin Sabrina Johnson Scott Moore Darren Davidson And Daniel Kuhne And a special thank you to all our wonderful guest performers tonight… Jasmine Isaacs Courtney Haney Mark Wilson Kelsey Wright Michael Hearn Ezra Parter Nick Mayer Jenna Brady Visit us on our website Mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com Get to know our main cast! Follow us on Instagram @mysteryintheradiowaves This podcast was created, hosted and edited by Elizabeth McIrvin.

E56. "kill wife?" Kelsey Wright, Michael Hearn, Jasmine Isaacs, Courtney Haney

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist crap. This week we perform a classic radio play called “Lonely Hearts” from the series “Richard Diamond, Private Detective. The original airdate was May 18, 1951. After the play we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! You can email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com or our new website mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com if you have any questions or comments or just want to say hi. We’ll definitely read it on the podcast if you reach out! ENJOY! Guests Alejandro Garcia Ryan Harvey Pearcy Cast Darren Davidson Dorshae Middleton Daniel Kuhne Elizabeth McIrvin Social Media Insta: @mysteryintheradiowaves Email: mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com You can find us on Stitcher, YouTube, SoundCloud and iTunes! This podcast is curated, edited, and created by Elizabeth McIrvin.

E55. "my smelly thumb" Alejandro Garcia, Ryan Pearcy, Darren Davidson

Do you enjoy Orson Welles-esque things, dramatic plays, improvisational comedy, or classic niche shit that will make you seem even cooler than you already are? Following the Hollywood tradition of re-do, re-make, and re-vive, we scour the internet for classic radio plays from the 1930's to the 1970's and have actors perform them once again! But that wouldn't be fun enough right? Cause lets be honest, some of them are going to be more enjoyable for the "I wish it was like the old days" generation. Thats exactly why I have comedians improvise, on the spot, nothing written beforehand, comedic parodies based off the plays! They create hilarious characters, satirize the bonkers shit, and attempt to reference things from almost a hundred years ago!

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