The story's conclusion. A gun, a girl, and the true meaning of being brothers. Also broadcasts on http://thenycrimes.com and http://dumdumzine.com Contact: Kristen Felicetti at nycrimesradioplay@gmail.com

Albert and Wallace continue to investigate their first case. They visit a hipster trailer park, get in a car chase, fake a concert, and drink very large amounts of whiskey. The next episode will be released August 21. Also broadcasts on http://thenycrimes.com and http://dumdumzine.com Contact: Kristen Felicetti at nycrimesradioplay@gmail.com

Albert and Wallace attempt to take acting lessons from Eva, an aspiring actress and fellow detective. They also meet their first client, Max Shift, a man who runs a music venue called The Bushwick Bunker. Max believes numerous thefts and a possible kidnapping have occurred at his venue. All the music in this episode is by the excellent and innovative band Ava Luna. Used with their kind permission. http://soundcloud.com/avalunaband http://avalunamusic.com/ The next episode will be released August 7. Also broadcasts on http://thenycrimes.com and http://dumdumzine.com Contact: Kristen Felicetti at nycrimesradioplay@gmail.com

In this first episode, Albert and Wallace Wren are two twentysomething brothers living an aimless existence in Brooklyn, until Norman Avery, a reclusive writer, offers them a unique job. Norman hires them to be private investigators for his company, an underground detective agency made up of over-educated and directionless young people in their twenties. **********The next episode is here: http://soundcloud.com/new-york-crimes/the-new-york-crimes-part-2************* Also broadcasts on http://thenycrimes.com and http://dumdumzine.com Contact: Kristen Felicetti at nycrimesradioplay@gmail.com

The New York Crimes is a modern radio play. Two twenty-something brothers live an underachieving existence in Brooklyn until they are hired by a mysterious reclusive writer to be private investigators for his detective agency. Broadcasts July 10th 2012 at http://thenycrimes.com Contact: Kristen Felicetti at kfelicetti@gmail.com