Welcome to a new episode of The New Timey Radio Hour, from NewTimey.org.

This week we feature the second act of Fat Girlfriend: The Musical by Amanda Louise Miller. It features the voice talents of the following actors, in the following roles.

Bailey Carlson as Jenny Bell
Dan Chevalier as Paul
Joey Galda as Gabe
Amanda Louise Miller as Kate
Jen Tritz as Little Jenny
Randy Vest as The Narrator
Courtney Stein as Girl 1
Emily Neve as Girl 2
And introducing, Muriel Wulfenschpengler* as Grandma

* Ms. Wulfenschpengler was brought in with the special help of Theresa Sindelar

Accompaniment was provided by Luke Furman.

Fat Girlfriend is a Reality Show Within a Musical Musical Comedy, featuring book, music, and lyrics written by Amanda Louise Miller. The episode represents the first act of the show. We'll have Act 2 out on Friday.

If you have feedback on the show, or if you represent a theater who would like to get in touch with the playwright to pursue production, e-mail us at newtimey@gmail.com, and we'll pass it along.

You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.

You can subscribe to the show by dragging this link into iTunes or your preferred podcatching program.

Welcome to a new episode of The New Timey Radio Hour, from NewTimey.org.

This week we feature the first act of Fat Girlfriend: The Musical by Amanda Louise Miller. It features the voice talents of the following actors, in the following roles.

Bailey Carlson as Jenny Bell
Dan Chevalier as Paul
Joey Galda as Gabe
Amanda Louise Miller as Kate
Jen Tritz as Little Jenny
Randy Vest as The Narrator
Courtney Stein as Girl 1
Emily Neve as Girl 2
And introducing, Muriel Wulfenschpengler* as Grandma

* Ms. Wulfenschpengler was brought in with the special help of Theresa Sindelar

Accompaniment was provided by Luke Furman.

Fat Girlfriend is a Reality Show Within a Musical Musical Comedy, featuring book, music, and lyrics written by Amanda Louise Miller. The episode represents the first act of the show. We'll have Act 2 out on Friday.

If you have feedback on the show, or if you represent a theater who would like to get in touch with the playwright to pursue production, e-mail us at newtimey@gmail.com, and we'll pass it along.

You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.

You can subscribe to the show by dragging this link into iTunes or your preferred podcatching program.

Welcome to a new episode of The New Timey Radio Hour, from NewTimey.org.

This week we feature the first scene of the play Unfinished Basement by Ellen Struve. It features the voice talents of the following actors, in order of appearance.

Chris Fowler
Amy Schweid
Beth Thompson reading Stage Directions

The guitar parts were composed and played by Chris Fowler and Amy Schweid.

Unfinished Basement is a play set in Omaha, featuring original songs by the playwright, inspired by Omaha's vivid independent music scene. The portion recorded here represents a work-in-progress, even the title itself may yet change, but we think it's still a phenomenal piece.

This opening portion of a new play by Omaha playwright Ellen Struve was performed as part of an evening of short pieces presented by the Omaha Playwrights Group. The play does include some adult language and themes, so listener discretion is advised. If you have feedback on the show, or if you represent a theater who would like to get in touch with the playwright to pursue production, e-mail us at newtimey@gmail.com, and we'll pass it along.

You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.

You can subscribe to the show by dragging this link into iTunes or your preferred podcatching program.

Welcome to a new episode of The New Timey Radio Hour, from NewTimey.org.

This week we feature the play Cary's Chain Store Massacre by W.M. Akers. It features the voice talents of the following actors, in order of appearance.

Bill Grennan as Cary Miller
Randy Vest as Hal Regan
Shannon Jaxies as Beatrice Church
The stage directions were read by Greg Jaxies

W.M. Akers hails from Nashville, TN, and is currently working in New York City. He studied in NYU's Goldberg Department of Dramatic Writing, and upon graduating, received the John Golden Playwriting Prize in Excellence. He currently works as a playwright and writer in a number of websites and publications.

This script was recorded live on May 29th at the Great Plains Theatre Conference in Omaha, Nebraska. The play does include some adult language and themes, so listener discretion is advised. If you have feedback on the show, or if you represent a theater who would like to get in touch with the playwright to pursue production, e-mail us at newtimey@gmail.com, and we'll pass it along.

You can subscribe to the show by dragging this link into iTunes or your preferred podcatching program.

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NewTimey.org is proud to premiere its third show, The Encyclopedia Show Omaha Podcast!

The Encyclopedia Show is a concept originated by Robbie Q. Telfer and Shanny Jean Maney in Chicago, Illinois. It is a spoken word and poetry event, each performance consisting of a topic from the Encyclopedia split into several sub-topics. The performances of each sub-topic are fact-checked by a representative from The Institute for Human Knowledge and Hygiene.

The Omaha performances are organized and hosted by Andrew Ek and Katie F-S. The Omaha fact checker is Shannon Jaxies. Episodes are recorded and produced by Greg Jaxies.

This episode features Katie F-S and Fernando Montejano. The pieces were recorded at the Omaha Community Playhouse as submissions for Volume 1, Bears. Katie's sub-topic was Pedobear, and Fernando's was Grizzly Adams.

You can find additional information for the original Chicago incarnation of The Encyclopedia Show here, the Omaha incarnation is on Facebook here, and on Twitter here.

You can listen to the episode at the widget below, download it directly here, and subscribe to the feed by dragging this link into iTunes or your preferred podcatching program.

(This episode is cross-posted from the feed of another one of our shows, The Stories of O. You can subscribe to Stories of O at storiesofo.libsyn.com/rss)

This week we feature a very special episode of The Stories of O. Idris Goodwin is a slam poet, playwright, independent rapper, and now author. You can purchase the book he's reading from, titled These Are the Breaks, from Write Bloody Books. You can learn more about Idris on his blog. This is the second half of his performance with us, featuring both content from These Are the Breaks and live freestyle.

This performance was organized by Aetherplough, an Omaha performing arts collective, and hosted by Kevin Lawler.

The Stories of O gatherings are organized and curated by Kevin Lawler. They are recorded, produced, and hosted by Greg Jaxies.

If you have feedback on the episode, feel free to comment below or drop us a line at thestoriesofo@gmail.com or newtimey@gmail.com.

This week we feature a very special episode of The Stories of O. Idris Goodwin is a slam poet, playwright, independent rapper, and now author. You can purchase the book he's reading from, titled These Are the Breaks, from Write Bloody Books. You can learn more about Idris on his blog.

This performance was organized by Aetherplough, an Omaha performing arts collective, and hosted by Kevin Lawler.

The Stories of O gatherings are organized and curated by Kevin Lawler. They are recorded, produced, and hosted by Greg Jaxies.

If you have feedback on the episode, feel free to comment below or drop us a line at thestoriesofo@gmail.com or newtimey@gmail.com.

Our premiere episode features Crash! Boom! Pow!, a play by Ben Beck and Molly Welsh.

This episode features the voice talents of the following actors.

Sean Carlson as Benny
Shannon Jaxies as The Red Dove
Nick Zadina as The Bogeyman and Others
Ben Beck as The Ticket Seller
Deborah Krambeck as Mary and the Newsboy
Molly Welsh as The Waitress
Erika Zadina as The Woman in the Red Dress and The Newscaster