Garbage People. Written by Erin Austin. Starring Desiree Staples, Faith D’Amato, Jesse Abbott Chin, and Ollie Walton. Music by The Purple Urchins. Produced by Chad Eschman and Alaina McManus. This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely.The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street.
Children of the Missile. Written by Chad Eschman. Performed by The Purple Urchins. This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely.The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street, a multi-media performing arts collective. Learn more at trapstreet.xyz
The Weather. Written by Jessy Lauren Smith. Featuring Jessy Lauren Smith and Jonathan Baude. Edited by Amy Carver. Music by Josh Hambrock.This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely.The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street.
Thank you for joining us at The Pirate Disco, and remember: you were never here. This episode was created by Alaina McManus and Chad Eschman. Special thanks to Zoot Radio Audio Museum, UCSB Cylinder Audio Archive, FreeSound.org, and The Mountain Goats.This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely.The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street.
Tuesday November 3 is Election Day.For state by state information on the closest polling places, secure drop boxes for mail in ballots, and COVID-19 safety while voting, visit vote.org. If you’re worried about your safety, or being turned away at the polls, the ACLU has a Voting Rights Guide so you can be prepared.Thank you to Zoot Radio Audio Museum for archival audio used in this episode (zootradio.com). This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely. The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street.Voter resourceshttps://www.vote.org/https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/voting-rights/If anyone tries to stop you from voting, call the Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE (1-866-687-8683).Please stay safe and healthy while voting, wear a mask, and do what you can to protect your fellow citizens.
Written, performed, and edited by Amy Thorstenson.This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely.The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street.
Last California is brought to you by My New Armor, makers of stylish body armor for the post-explosion era. For 10% off your first order, enter LASTCA at checkout.Sabertooth Mosquitoes features Chad Eschman, Alaina McManus, Randall Carver, Katie Markovich, Tony Werner, and Shelley Herman. Editing and sound design by Amy Thorstenson. Music by the Purple Urchins. Written and directed by Chad Eschman.This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely.The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street.
Upgrade Now! Written by Karen Fisher. Directed by Damon Krometis. Featuring Pin Young, Michael DeMarco, Grace Gabel, Dahjn Maria Gomez, and Bridgette Hayes. Edited by Amy Thorstenson.Additional music and effects used under Creative Commons license from Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), as well as Mativve, Maurice J K, Scott Snailham, suoitnop, maxmakessounds, Tuben, Perel, Kurlyjoe, FPJ666, and envirOmaniac2 (freesound.org).This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely.The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street.
Volume 2. An apartment in Atwater Village.Iggy Goes Viral. Written by Amy Thorstenson. Directed by Alaina McManus. Featuring Faith D’Amato as Kaylie and Toni Maddocks as Miranda. Edited by Matthew Johns. Music by The Purple Urchins.If you or someone you love needs help, here are a few resources:https://www.glbthotline.org/ https://www.thetrevorproject.org/We are releasing this during September, which is US national suicide prevention month. We all know that suicide doesn’t regulate itself to one month a year, and until we all accept each other, regardless of who we love, it will continue to be a leading cause of death for members of the LGBTQ+ community, but it doesn’t have to be.https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/help-yourself/lgbtq/This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely.The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street.
Security Camera. Featuring Alaina McManus and Chad Eschman. Written by Alaina McManus. Directed by Chad Eschman. Edited by Matthew Johns. Music by The Purple Urchins. This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely. The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street.
Elbow Grease. Written by Tracy Held. Directed by Alaina McManus. Featuring Jesse Abbott Chin and Tony Werner. Editing and music by Chase Abrams. The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street. This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely.
Angela-Exit-01878. Featuring Jenny Gillett and Katie Pelensky. Directed by Alaina McManus. Writing and editing by Chad Eschman. Music by The Purple Urchins. This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely. The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street.
The Corvid. Written by Erin Austin. Directed by Alaina McManus. Featuring Robyn Buchanan and Tomo Lekovic. Editing and music by Luke Miller. This episode was created during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all artists sheltering in place and collaborating remotely. The Radiograph is presented by Trap Street.
Houseboat. Written and directed by Chad Eschman. Edited by Matthew Johns. Featuring Katie Page and Kimberly Alexander. The Radiograph. Presented by Trap Street.
Mars: The Bringer of War was written and edited by Amy Thorstenson. Directed by Alaina McManus and Chad Eschman. Featuring Amy Thorstenson, Clayton Fox, Toni Maddocks, Anne Hollister, and Ryan Schremp. Public domain music includes “The Planets,” composed by Gustav Holst and performed by the U.S. Air Force Band; “Devil’s Gonna Git You,” composed by Porter Granger and performed by Bessie Smith; and “T’aint Nobody’s Bus’ness If I Do,” composed by Porter Granger and performed by Fats Waller and Sara Martin. Royalty-free music includes “Cool Vibes” and “In Your Arms” composed and recorded by Kevin MacLeod. Sound effects include “record noise” by hifi john and “oldvinylrecord” by themfish. Other sound effects recorded by Amy Thorstenson. The Radiograph is a Trap Street production.
Motel For Cautionary Children. By Julianne Jigour. Directed and edited by Chad Eschman. Featuring Anne Hollister, Todd Aaron Brotze, Chad Eschman, Toni Maddocks, Roper Elledge, Chase Abrams, and Alaina McManus. Credits music: “motel somewhere” by Marco Raaphorst. The Radiograph is a Trap Street production.