On The Internet Nobody Knows You're A Dog

A Sterling Bronson Christmas!

Ok, here's a Christmas treat for you all. Many many years ago, I and friends did a sequel to a parody of Star trek called Sterling Bronson, Space Engineer! Why did we call it that? Well, if we called it Star Trek The Parody we would have been sued. The sequel was called A Sterling Bronson Christmas. Why? Well, because if we called it The Star Trek Christmas Parody, we'd get sued. So a Xmas surprised happened. A nice person, Juliet Youngren (WEFT-FM) Sent Marylin's Blog Serendipity that her radio station was running The Sterling Bronson Christmas Special and offered to send a digitized link. I barely remember writing and doing it. I was stunned. It featured Paul Kayhill (Cayhill?), Dan Bazis? Adam Carodo, Steve Desedario,, Paige Bitgood, Jim Vasios, Steven Spencer, Chris Rubio, Kit Hunt, Mitch Kessler, Tom curley and of course Keff Kraus. If I misspelled your name, I'm sorry I only had the audio to go from. If you have any memories of this, I love to hear them. Check it out. You did a really good job.

On The Internet Nobody Knows You're A Dog

Performed live at the 2012 National Audio Theater Festival  in West Plains MO and staring a  cast of talented amateur and professional actors (Phil Proctor of The Firesign Theater and well known voice over talents Barbara Rosenblatt , Sande Sherr and Richard Fish),  On The Internet Nobody Knows You"re Dog shows us something we've suspected all along.  Dogs do run our lives.

Sterling Bronson, Space Engineer! "The Director's Cut"

Featured in "A Half Hour Radio"  this is the complete version of the original Star Trek Parody.  Follow the adventures of Captain James T. Clerk,  Mr. Spook and Dr. Femur as they save the galaxy from an evil race of intergalactic ....drunks?

A Half Hour Radio Show Episode #1

Episode #1 of the cult 90's radio comedy "A Half Hour Radio Show" Two well meaning hosts, Jeff and Tom have created a half hour show full of witty skits and biting social commentary.  The only problem is,  nobody gets to hear any of it.  The radio station they are working for installs an "instantaneous ratings computer" during the opening credits and they start changing the format of the show every few minutes.  Originally aired on radio stations around the USA in the early 90's, "A Half Hour Radio Show" still has a cult following  around the country.  This is a full version of the first episode.  Enjoy.

A Half Hour Radio Show #2 "All Ralph Radio?"

Episode #2 of A Half Hour Radio Show. Things are going from bad to perverse for our two intrepid hosts.  The station management is changing formats faster and faster and they are getting stranger and stranger.  With nothing left to lose, they head up to the managers office to confront them and find......? FIND OUT!