I wrote this song because I wanted a song that everyone liked.    This song is good. There’s nothing about it that’s bad. It’s something that everyone, everyone likes. Every note, every lyric, even this one, has been carefully set down to prevent anyone from not liking it. It’s perfectly enjoyable… a big, cloud, of, endlessly perfect music.    The reason everyone likes this song is that it’s good. The music is good. The lyrics are good. They’re hard to understand, but that’s because they’re deep. These are deep, important lyrics; they’re profoundly important and they’re dee ..read more

Dr. Roger Sty Bantam is an ordained Christian Therapist and Mystical Healer certified with Gehgiah, parent company and seminary supporting The Healing Journey Radio Program. In this episode, Dr. Bantam offers listeners an overview of Christian Therapy, and a guided meditation to assist in the important work of ending sin once and for all. WARNING: in this episode, listeners are exposed to DANGEROUS HYPNOTIC SUGGESTIONS, SUBLIMINAL MESSAGES, medium and high levels of modulated frequencies between 4 and 7 megahertz. The additional content of this so-called “podcast” is designed to make the  ..read more

This is a short promo for a 50-year project to create an archive of the oral history of Frost Valley, a five-thousand-acre camp in the southern Catskills in New York State, one of America’s oldest and largest summer camps. It’s large by its physical size and large by its capacity, it easily can fit over 800 campers and several hundred staff. By upstate New York standards, it’s a small city. This episode featured Sylvie Morgan Brown, Dari Litchman, Bud Cox, Hadley Lewis, Brian Butler, Lee Chapman, Carole Paterson, Jeff Daly, Mikia Eatman, Linea Glick, Jon Turer, Love Dahan, Jerry Huncosky, Heat ..read more

Dr. Roger Sty Bantam explores the force AND the power of the dark side in this short treatise on Hollywood's greatest franchise. A surprise ending? Hardly. Take his hand, release your anger and rule the universe as father and son, all in under seven minutes. This  guy is efficient, and one of ORC's top earners.  ..read more

For all my friends at home this weekend missing our planned gathering at the place we call our truest home, I give you: FROST VALLEY SOUNDS On the seldom trafficked outskirts of Frost Valley just before the terrain becomes the gradual ascent towards Double Top, I found a small red boulder in Pigeon Brook dancing back and forth against a larger blue one. It made a lovely little noise. Then I walked to the dining hall and from there a campfire. We heard monsters in the dark. We sang back to them. This is audio photography from the 2015 reunion, a sonic companion for "FV: Finding The Way Back” b ..read more

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"Mr. David" Zooms in to an Olympia preschool and makes up a scary story ..read more

This unscripted discussion on THE DEVIL was recorded in under five minutes during a Zoom rehearsal of Servant of Two Masters and features some of the cast: Ariel Birks, Ben Michaelis, Ben Kapp and David Scherer Water.  ..read more

ORC ends the "I Feel Like We’re In A Play" series with this ultra-short forty-seven second piece. Maybe it’s more of a theme song for the series? Maybe it’s a well-earned dessert. This one features Clare Follmann, Ivana Trottman, Evan Shelton, Kirsten Miller and music by Hans Zimmer ..read more

This is the fourth in the "I feel like we’re in a play” series and features several debut cast members: Crescent Calimpong as the youngest sister, Jasper Llee as the middle sister, Rhoda Donkin as the oldest sister and returning to our stage: Benjamin Michaelis as the Donkey Shonks electrician. Our advertisements were read by Pete Chramiec, Jackson Barnes and Ariel Birks. Music by Arrington de Dionyso. I feel like we’re in a play” is made possible by our sponsors Squirrel Churreller, Donkey Shonks. and The Olympia Radio Company.  ..read more