Something New

Something New

Greetings, fans of My Russian Clementine. We are excited to tell you about our rock'n'roll murder mysteries. Like My Russian Clementine, they're full cast audio dramas. The Bonds of Affection takes place in 1978 in Santa Monica. And we've just released a kind of prequel to it called The Phantom of Ocean Park. In 1968, Ocean Park in Santa Monica was one of those quintessential places at the epicenter of "Somethin' happenin' here", to quote Stephen Stills. Ocean Park, Venice, by the water... it was Haight-Ashbury… with a beach. All peace and love, until Santa Monica City and its developers imposed eminent domain and bulldozed the beach neighborhoods, devastating families and bankrupting P-O-P, our beloved amusement park, so they could tear down the pier and start throwing up high-rises from Pico to Venice. But that summer of '68, they had a big problem. The Cheetah, Ocean Park's world-renowned rock'n'roll club, was still on the pier and wildly popular, with bands like Creedence packing the house nightly…. Then the murders started. The Phantom of Ocean Park, a full cast rock'n'roll murder mystery, wherever you listen to podcasts.

Ep10 Lady Law Rides Again

A modern Russian fairytale about an American actress who adopts a little Russian girl in St. Petersburg in 1994. The actress, Molly McKay, finds herself alone in a Russia that is trying, for the first time in its history, to become a free market democracy. She also discovers that the TV show she starred in back in the '80s in the U.S. is now a big hit in Russia, complicating an already harrowing adoption journey. Then there are the two handsome princes, one Russian, one American, and all the other fairytale characters who help or hinder My Russian Clementine. My Russian Clementine was produced, written, directed and edited by Chris Côté and Dayle Kerry. Starring Dayle Kerry, Nikita Korshunov, Anastasiya Rul, Maria Spassoff, Sean Cully, Chris Côté, Robin Abcarian, Ali Badalov, Viktoriia Bondarenko, Anastasiia Bratchenko, Christopher Callen, Edie Côté, Jean Dalton, Marcel Geloen, Andy Goldberg, Helaine Lembeck, Hanna Maksimachkina, Luca Manganaro, Cece McClennan, Don McClennan, Josh McClenney, Ego Mikitas, Annie Semenova, Anton Shuster, Claire Simba, Evgeniia Tikhonova, Roy Vongtama, William Woff and Les Zaev. Music by Igor Stravinsky from his ballet, Petroushka, performed by the Cleveland Orchestra, Pierre Boulez conducting. Special thanks to Katya and Anton Roslov, Gennady Lakshin, Kent Ertugrul, Nick Holmes, Kelsey Gielen and Jack Côté. Titles read by Matylda Kerry, the real Clementine. The producers are grateful financial contributors to Freesound.org and the Cleveland Orchestra.

Ep9 Flying Monkeys

A modern Russian fairytale about an American actress who adopts a little Russian girl in St. Petersburg in 1994. The actress, Molly McKay, finds herself alone in a Russia that is trying, for the first time in its history, to become a free market democracy. She also discovers that the TV show she starred in back in the '80s in the U.S. is now a big hit in Russia, complicating an already harrowing adoption journey. Then there are the two handsome princes, one Russian, one American, and all the other fairytale characters who help or hinder My Russian Clementine. My Russian Clementine was produced, written, directed, and edited by Chris Côté and Dayle Kerry.

Ep8 Russians Love the Friendly Bear

A modern Russian fairytale about an American actress who adopts a little Russian girl in St. Petersburg in 1994. The actress, Molly McKay, finds herself alone in a Russia that is trying, for the first time in its history, to become a free market democracy. She also discovers that the TV show she starred in back in the '80s in the U.S. is now a big hit in Russia, complicating an already harrowing adoption journey. Then there are the two handsome princes, one Russian, one American, and all the other fairytale characters who help or hinder My Russian Clementine. My Russian Clementine was produced, written, directed, and edited by Chris Côté and Dayle Kerry.

Ep7 Midnight Train to Moscow

A modern Russian fairytale about an American actress who adopts a little Russian girl in St. Petersburg in 1994. The actress, Molly McKay, finds herself alone in a Russia that is trying, for the first time in its history, to become a free market democracy. She also discovers that the TV show she starred in back in the '80s in the U.S. is now a big hit in Russia, complicating an already harrowing adoption journey. Then there are the two handsome princes, one Russian, one American, and all the other fairytale characters who help or hinder My Russian Clementine. My Russian Clementine was produced, written, directed, and edited by Chris Côté and Dayle Kerry.