If at first you don’t succeed, try try again. Our new story, old tyme melodrama, allows you to fill in the dots. And are the dots at the end, the ones you filled in at the beginning? You decide.
Duration: 24m 46s Monologue, Written, Dramatised and Produced by Breanda Cross
Betty and Tom – Happy Never After is a gentle story. Life in the slow lane. It is a ‘could happen to anyone kind of story.’ Yet it could be said there is a hidden message. What is it?
Duration: 7m.08s Monologue Written, Narrated and Produced by Breanda Cross
Photo Finish: While we like to think there is a good deal of clever prose in this comedic black humor little podcast, the story goes far deeper than that, as you may observe after listening. Two crimes have been committed – but what? And which is the more serious? And is this up to the listener – or is it society that makes the decision?
Duration: 11m 19s Monologue Written, Dramatised and Produced by Breanda Cross
A matter of ethics is meant to be controversial. So if you get you angry – or sad – or frustrated – or bewildered about the politics, we have achieved our intention. We won’t spoil the story by giving too much information here, but admit we would be surprised if it is not a subject you have considered at least once in your life. And if you haven’t – well, it will certainly figure sometime soon.
Duration: 15m 57s Monologue, Written, Dramatised and Produced by Breanda Cross
A Podcast on Podcasts: While this was originally an entry for the My Rode Competition I find it is very useful for people who do not really understand what podcasts can cover.
So I’m using it as a ‘Signature’ piece to advertise all the other podcasts you can find on this site. Enjoy.
Duration: 2m Monologue Written and Produced by Breanda Cross
The Carpet Saga is true and covers a frustrating and rather weird series of events that happened to me in my middle years. It would not happen it today’s world. Or could it?
Duration: 9m 19s Monologue Written, Narrated and Produced by Breanda Cross
The Gift is the first story in our new series for Young Adults, and we are delighted to introduce Olivia Turner as our first young reader. (You can check out Olivia in our Rogues Gallery.)
Isn’t it wonderful how young people can manage to get things completely back to front, while at the same time utterly convinced they are right. This is an old, old fashioned story with an old-fashioned message, but it fits perfectly into our world of today.
Inspiration came from both the 1968 movie, To Sir With Love, starring Sidney Potier, and Lulu and the evergreen O’Henry short story The Gift of the Magi
The Sound of Silence is a powerful story, and sadly very much part of our times. Maybe there are a few warnings to take on board – but we will leave you to find them yourself.
Duration: 23m 52 s Written, Narrated and Produced by Breanda Cross
Cast: Narrator: Michael Vilkins, Trevor Bell, Maureen Durney, Breanda Cross
See No Evil is one of the traits of the Three Monkeys. We have a beautiful beach, a handsome man, and romance. What could go wrong? Enjoy.
Duration: 7m 52s Monologue, Written, Narrated and Produced by Breanda Cross
Keeping up with Mr. Jones is better described as a yarn than a story. Not ‘a shaggy dog story’. By tradition, they are long and multi-directional. This is short and focused, and leaves a nice warm fuzzy feeling with you as you come to the end of the simple tale.
Duration: 6m 57s Monologue, Written, Narrated and Produced by Breanda Cross