Lauren Blair Donovan's guest appearances

Lauren Blair Donovan

Mystery in the Radio Waves

Carl Tart

Mano Agapion

Stephen Flowers

Greg Smith

Mike McLendon

Jessica Svendsgaard

Jacquis Neal

Pallavi Gunalan

Will Hines

Scott Moore

James Mastraieni

John C. Reilly

Ryan Rosenberg

Michael Green

Andrew Young

OwlTail

Russell Carter

This a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist shit. Our cast will introduce themselves, we’ll get started with the table read of the play and then we’ll get into some improv. Thank you so much for listening. Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss an episode! Visit us out at mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com CASTRUSSELL CARTERTAYLOR BEHRENSDARREN DAVIDSONBABSY SINGERALEJANDRO GARCIADORSHAE MIDDLETONNICK MAYERSCOTT MOOREELIZABETH MCIRVINLAUREN BLAIR DONOVAN&amp;DANIEL KUHNERADIO PLAY ROLESNICK MAYER - GEORGETAYLOR BEHRENS - PETERBABSY SINGER - WENDYDANIEL KUHNE - NARRATOR/ANNOUNCERSCOTT MOORE - DR. MCCLEANLAUREN BLAIR DONOVAN - LYDIAIMPROV ROLESRUSSELL CARTER - GEORGEDORSHAE MIDDLETON - PETERNICK MAYER - DR. MCCLEANALEJANDRO GARCIA - NARRATOR/ANNOUNCERBABSY SINGER - LYDIAELIZABETH MCIRVIN - WENDYSCOTT MOORETAYLOR BEHRENS

This a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist shit. Our cast will introduce themselves, we’ll get started with the table read of the play and then we’ll get into some improv. Thank you so much for listening. Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss an episode! Visit us out at <a href="http://mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com</a> CAST RUSSELL CARTER TAYLOR BEHRENS DARREN DAVIDSON BABSY SINGER ALEJANDRO GARCIA DORSHAE MIDDLETON NICK MAYER SCOTT MOORE ELIZABETH MCIRVIN LAUREN BLAIR DONOVAN &amp; DANIEL KUHNE RADIO PLAY ROLES NICK MAYER - GEORGE TAYLOR BEHRENS - PETER BABSY SINGER - WENDY DANIEL KUHNE - NARRATOR/ANNOUNCER SCOTT MOORE - DR. MCCLEAN LAUREN BLAIR DONOVAN - LYDIA IMPROV ROLES RUSSELL CARTER - GEORGE DORSHAE MIDDLETON - PETER NICK MAYER - DR. MCCLEAN ALEJANDRO GARCIA - NARRATOR/ANNOUNCER BABSY SINGER - LYDIA ELIZABETH MCIRVIN - WENDY SCOTT MOORE TAYLOR BEHRENS

E67. "Allegedly Sponsored By Coke" Babsy Singer, Russell Carter, Lauren Blair Donovan

Dickie Copeland

Quincy Surasmith

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves! Actors and Comedians from around Los Angeles perform an excerpt from a classic radio play and then improvise stories, jokes, and characters! This week we performed "The Voice of Death".From the Radio Series "The Strange Doctor Weird". The original airdate was March 6, 1945.CASTDICKIE COPELANDLAUREN BLAIR DONOVANDARREN DAVIDSONQUINCY SURASMITHDORSHAE MIDDLETONDANIEL KUHNESCOTT MOOREHOST: ELIZABETH MCIRVININSTA: @ELIZABETHMCIRVININSTA: @MYSTERYINTHERADIOWAVESEMAIL: @MYSTERYINTHERADIOWAVES@GMAIL.COM

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves! Actors and Comedians from around Los Angeles perform an excerpt from a classic radio play and then improvise stories, jokes, and characters! This week we performed "The Voice of Death". From the Radio Series "The Strange Doctor Weird". The original airdate was March 6, 1945. CAST DICKIE COPELAND LAUREN BLAIR DONOVAN DARREN DAVIDSON QUINCY SURASMITH DORSHAE MIDDLETON DANIEL KUHNE SCOTT MOORE HOST: ELIZABETH MCIRVIN INSTA: @ELIZABETHMCIRVIN INSTA: @MYSTERYINTHERADIOWAVES EMAIL: @MYSTERYINTHERADIOWAVES@GMAIL.COM

E44. "Adam's Hats" Dickie Copeland, Scott Moore, Lauren Blair Donovan, Quincy Surasmith