Chapter Sixteen- Fire, Fear, and Water

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Frenchtown

22 episodes

2 days ago

“Do you remember your first day at school?” That simple question introduces us to Frenchtown, a small mill town neighborhood on the banks of the Connecticut River, where we first meet and then share in the adventures of a group of close friends as they navigate an often rocky route from a working class childhood in the mid 1950’s, to the challenges of adulthood in the early 1980’s. Some episodes will make you laugh out loud; some will make you cry. Some will cause you to remember... All will make you think. New episodes drop every Monday at midnight.

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Chapter Sixteen- Fire, Fear, and Water

Frenchtown

32 minutes 2 seconds

3 years ago

Chapter Sixteen- Fire, Fear, and Water

"Frenchtown" was written and produced by Jim Gatto.

The principal readers are Daina Schatz and Jeffrey Anbinder

The Technical Director is David Keith.

Introductory and “playout” music was written and performed by Lisa “Spike" Norman. Frenchtown's soundtrack is available at www.bluedogaudiopro.com

“Whoever You Are,” and “I’m Coming Home Again,” were written by Jim Gatto.

“It’s Almost Tomorrow” was written by Jim Gatto based on an idea from Lorraine Nelson.

Additional musical recording was provided by Chrissy Gardner, Ryan Gardner, Gracie Price, and Megan Keith.

The Frenchtown graphic design is courtesy of Carolyn Komerska.

Special thanks go to associate producer, Kathy Keith, and to Lorraine Nelson, Stephanie Levine, and Elaine Bessette, also to Stephen and Madeline Anbinder.

"Frenchtown" is a fictionalized memoir. Although some of the places mentioned existed at one time, they are either gone now or vastly different from what they were over 60 years ago, when Frenchtown takes place. The characters are composites of friends and relatives but they were not modeled on individuals who actually existed. Any resemblance to people or places is unintentional and coincidental.

The entire contents of Frenchtown is copyrighted.

For further information about Frenchtown and its contributors, please send inquiries to Frenchtowninfo@gmail.com