Episodes

Winner of "Outstanding Drama", "Best Supporting Performance (Khary Payton)", & "Best Environmental Sound Design" at the 2025 NJ WebFest.

SIMON SAYS written by Erin Moughon A two-person film crew is creating a documentary about the origins of children's games. However, when they arrive at an eccentric young woman's apartment for an interview, things are not all fun and games as they discover Simon Says isn't all that it seems.

On this episode, Jonathan and Devon chat with playwright and screenwriter John Pollono about his writing journey from stage productions to theatrical releases including his new film RIFF RAFF starring Bill Murray, Jennifer Coolidge, Ed Harris, Pete Davidson, Gabrielle Union, and Lewis Pullman.

The Institute of Subconscious Progress is dedicated to helping members of the public gain access to their subconscious mind through the use of sensory memories, or what the Institute refers to as 'sensories.' One member of the public, Helen Jasper, has signed the proper paperwork to be a participant in the Institute's latest experiment. What insights will her experiences within the Institute's walls yield?

CHRISTMAS EVE 6:45PM by Sharon Stein. Two mothers are out last minute Christmas shopping on Christmas Eve at 6:45pm. Coincidentally, they happen to be shopping at the same store. They both reach for the same gift. At the same time. And it's the last one left. Who shall claim the right to purchase the gift?

The full STAGE FRIGHTS series (Parts 1-6). No breaks. No recaps. Just straight through horror and comedy as originally intended.

The series finale of STAGE FRIGHTS featuring SACRIFICE by Jacquelyn Priskorn.

Part five of the STAGE FRIGHTS series featuring CLIP CLOP by Greg Mandryk.

Part four of the STAGE FRIGHTS series featuring LET THE DEAD BURY THE DEAD by Mike Brannon.

Part three of the STAGE FRIGHTS series featuring UNBURIED by John Bavoso.

Part two of the STAGE FRIGHTS series featuring FIRST SHIFT by Leah Philbin

Part one of the STAGE FRIGHTS audio fiction series featuring THE QUAKE by Travis Williams.

In this episode, Jonathan and Devon chat with six-time TONY Award Nominee Chad Beguelin about his new novel SHOWMANCE and his life as a Broadway writer.

Hosts Jonathan & Devon chat with composer Robin Hiley & writer Becky Hope-Palmer about their musical LIFELINE.

"PARK AND PLAY" by Kara Emily Krantz. Archibald and Jessie frequent the park every Thursday afternoon, but today holds a special, slightly disturbing and definitely disrupting surprise.

"THE ANGEL" written by Robert J. LeBlanc. Jack has a terrible secret. He’s stuck with no way out until a chance meeting with a stranger in a deserted subway station gives him everything that he asked for.

"SLASHER'S DELIGHT" written by Chris Soucy. A comedy horror audio play that gives the behind the scenes look at how "final girls" in slasher scenarios actually get selected to become final girls.

"THE EVENT: A MUSICAL JOURNEY" by Michael R. Ray & Dani Ray. An ecological sci-fi song cycle and our first musical episode!

"A GOOD FIT" written by Jaclyn Stiller. Two women visit a coffee shop. One is there for a job interview. The other for a blind date. Unfortunately, they accidentally sit at the wrong tables. Romantic comedy.

"3x3" - A short play in three shorter acts - written by Eric Odom. Directed by Jonathan Cook and performed by Devon McSherry and TJ McSherry.

GROUND CONTROL TO BABY TOM by Emily McClain. Directed by Devon McSherry. Performed by Karla Daly and Amy Pickrel.

"POSTPARTUM" by Jillian Blevins. Directed by Jonathan Cook. Performed by Marian Thibodeau and Matt Hoffman.

IT'S HAPPENING IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR written by Greg Kotis. Performed by Sol Baird, Brad King, and the Le Chat Noir Theatre cast of Urinetown the Musical.