A radio broadcast from the semi-fictional town of Jollyville with sketches and vignettes from the town voiced by a full cast. Each episode ends by featuring real people serving their communities in the real world.
A radio broadcast from the semi-fictional town of Jollyville with sketches and vignettes from the town voiced by a full cast. Each episode ends by featuring real people serving their communities in the real world.
The Chattery offers fun and social learning experiences for adults in Chattanooga. Michael Crosa sits down with founders Jennifer Holder and Shawanda Mason to learn more.
Find The Chattery and sign up for classes here: https://www.thechattery.org/
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Julia Stonewash welcomes the show; Jimmy Pykrust reads the crime blotter; Emma Long reports on the Most Fabulous Object; Jessie Stanchack of @MicroFlashFiction reads a story; Chauncy Applegate is approached by a mysterious visitor.
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Emily Ancinec interviews Jesse Stanchack, the creator of @MicroFlashFiction on Twitter. Jesse's book can be purchased on Amazon here:
The Tyranny of Sand and Other Tiny Stories
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Jimmy Pykrust welcomes the show; Emma Long continues to investigate the mystery of the most fabulous object; Jesse Stanchack reads a story; please pause for intermission; Chauncy Applegate and Willow Shallowford teach Michael Crosa how to fold a fitted sheet.
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Jollyville writer and voice actor Liz Rader Hagler interviews Katie Hogarty of Climb Wyoming, an organization empowering single mothers by providing employment skill trainings and more.
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The news about Jollyville's fabulous object continue to escalate; @MicroFlashFic shares a story; Carey Gardiner provokes two local Italian restaurants; Carey Gardiner and Chauncy Applegate give some professional development advice; Friendship Fairytails debuts with Episode 1.
Special thanks to Jourdie Godley of East & West fashion blog and Jesse Stanchack of Micro Flash Fiction for their guest appearances!
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Emily Ancinec (writer and voice of Julia Stonewash) talks with her friend and neighbor Jourdie Godley. Jourdie is a fashion consultant and the creator East & West fashion blog, and a big advocate for people with disabilities and Asian designers in the fashion world.
His blog can be found here: https://www.eastandweststyle.com/
Follow him on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/east.and.west/
Check out the CNN feature here: https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2021/12/08/cnn-film-school-fellowship-2021-jourdie-challenging-americas-fashion-industry-serge-kharytonau-spc.cnn
Jollyville Radio will be back next week with more scenes from the town of Jollyville!
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The captain has turned on the fasten seatbelt sign; Julia Stonewash welcomes the show and makes some announcements from city hall; Emma Long reports on a mystery in Jollyville.
This season we're separating community beat from KJVR. So be sure to come back for the next episode in which we interview a real life community builder!
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Michael talks about making the Musical Bob Ross (aka The Joy of Music Making) skit and what it means to him.
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Kay Wise-Denty shares one of her favorite skits which is from Episode 3.07 Lurking on the Line.
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Emily Ancinec, voice of Julia Stonewash and many others, shares her writing process behind of one of her favorite skits which appears in Episode 225: Mermanifest Destiny.
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Michael Crosa welcomes the show; Terry Mitcham takes a caller; somebody gets a knock at the door; UncleASAR interviews Abby Brenker of the Lunatics Radio Hour podcast.
More Lunatics at:
https://www.lunaticsproject.com/
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Recorded in January of 2022, members of the Pizza Rice Podcasting Collaborative sample various MoonPies and other treats! Edited by Abby Brenker Check out more Pizza Rice podcasts at PizzaRicePodcast.com
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Jollyville Radio will be taking a break, so we're sharing a Community Beat double feature episode!
Viri Marin tells us about the Chattanooga Community Fridge in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Interview hosted by Matt Wait.
Robert Radmer tells us about the Central Texas Medical Orchestra in Austin, Texas. Interview hosted by UncleASAR ALKEBULAN.
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Jollyville Radio Presents: Part 2 of Murder at the Silver Spittoon Saloon by Patricia Haines-Ainsworth.
Starring Jaime Davis as Cheri Lane; Brian Green as Lefty Lefkowitz; Richard Dayries as Dusty Rhodes; Liz Rader Haigler as Lucy Truheart; Michael Stanley as Snake-Eyes Pete Sullivan; Matt Wait as Widow White; Michael Crosa as Marshal Virgil Earp
Directed by Michael Crosa. Edited by Jaime Davis. Special thanks to Shari Kolding for foley contributions. Additional music and sound effects attributed below.
More of Patricia Haines-Ainsworth's work can be found on the podcast Winking Kat Tales, or at her website here: https://www.phainesainsworth.net/
Sound effect attributions:
S: Western Bass by Peanut_Shaman | License: Attribution 3.0
S: Drawer opening and closing by dersuperanton | License: Attribution 3.0
S: Steel Drawers_02 by MattRuthSound | License: Attribution 3.0
S: Saloon Door by Ramon_Di_Pasquale | License: Attribution 4.0
S: Playing with a map by pfranzen | License: Attribution 4.0
S: Keys Jingling 1_4 by Joao_Janz | License: Attribution Noncommercial 3.0
S: Cork.mp3 by sjnewton | License: Attribution 3.0
S: Spitting.wav by bmcken | License: Attribution 3.0
S: spit in spitoon (comedy).wav by Timbre | License: Attribution Noncommercial 4.0
Buffalo Gals clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8CANw0gblY; Recorded on January 31, 1929, and sung by The Pickard Family. Released on an album called "The Little Red Caboose Behind the Train". Song was originally written by John Hodges in 1844 and originally published as "Lubly Fan".
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Jollyville Radio Presents: Murder at the Silver Spittoon Saloon by Patricia Haines-Ainsworth.
Starring Jaime Davis as Cheri Lane; Brian Green as Lefty Lefkowitz; Richard Dayries as Dusty Rhodes; Liz Rader Haigler as Lucy Truheart; Michael Stanley as Snake-Eyes Pete Sullivan; Matt Wait as Widow White
Directed by Michael Crosa. Edited by Jaime Davis. Special thanks to Shari Kolding for foley contributions. Additional music and sound effects attributed below.
More of Patricia Haines-Ainsworth's work can be found on the podcast Winking Kat Tales, or at her website here: https://www.phainesainsworth.net/
Additional sound effects attributions:
S: Western Bass by Peanut_Shaman | License: Attribution 3.0
S: Drawer opening and closing by dersuperanton | License: Attribution 3.0
S: Steel Drawers_02 by MattRuthSound | License: Attribution 3.0
S: GunCockandPull.aif by bennychico11 | License: Attribution 3.0
S: Saloon Door by Ramon_Di_Pasquale | License: Attribution 4.0
S: steam train horn 01 by eliasheuninck | License: Attribution 3.0
S: snoring by Daxter31 | License: Attribution 3.0
S: Playing with a map by pfranzen | License: Attribution 4.0
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Jollyville Radio presents: Someone Was Rotten at Dinner (Part 2) by Patricia Haines-Ainsworth!
More of her work can be found at Winking Kat Tales - tell them Jollyville sent you!
Someone Was Rotten at Dinner, by Patricia Haines-Ainsworth.
Starring:
Directed by Michael Crosa. Edited by Richard and Monse Dayries. Sound Effects provided by Jaime Davis
Special thanks to Patricia Haines-Ainsworth for sharing her creation with us. Find more of her work on her podcast Winking Kat Tales. That’s Cat with a K - Winking Kat Tales, available anywhere you listen to podcasts.
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Jollyville Radio presents: Someone Was Rotten at Dinner (Part 1) by Patricia Haines-Ainsworth!
More of her work can be found at Winking Kat Tales - tell them Jollyville sent you!
Someone Was Rotten at Dinner, by Patricia Haines-Ainsworth.
Starring:
Directed by Michael Crosa. Edited by Richard and Monse Dayries. Sound Effects provided by Jaime Davis
Special thanks to Patricia Haines-Ainsworth for sharing her creation with us. Find more of her work on her podcast Winking Kat Tales. That’s Cat with a K - Winking Kat Tales, available anywhere you listen to podcasts.
We will return for the resolution of Someone Was Rotten at Dinner, Right here on KJVR - Jollyville Radio!
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Brian Green welcomes the show; Jimmy Pykrust and Julia Stonewash give announcements; A visitor comes to the Purple Street Studios; contestants compete on The Price Is Money; Sboopie the Boop goes missing; a gang of friends decide to split up to solve a mystery; Michael Crosa and Bob Daun have a candid conversation; a ruthless villain is revealed.
Wayne Brown of GreenSpaces Chattanooga Empower Program joins us on Community Beat, hosted by Brian Green. Check them out on social media and at their website here: http://www.greenspaceschattanooga.org/
Special thanks to Bob Daun of the Bob's Short Story Hour and Hidden Oaks podcasts, and to Tom and Will of the Dude Could You Imagine?! podcast.
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Kay Wise-Denty welcomes the show; Julia Stonewash takes a caller; Paul Fredrickson gives advice on how to heat things up; a forgotten microphone inadvertently records a concerning conversation; Dr. Monse Dayries interviews Dr. Veronica Benavides of the Language Preservation Project on Community Beat.
Follow The Language Preservation Project on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/languagepreservationproject/
And check out their website here:
https://thelanguageproject.co/
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