Am I Old Yet? — Comedy audio drama

Helen and Janey are back, teasing each other as they do. Janey's father Philip has been visiting her, and Philip and Helen meet up to discuss a whole range of things and... well, you might as well just listen.
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You heard Wendy Lap as Katie, Roy R Carruthers as Philip, and Flloyd Kennedy as Helen, Janey and Ilse.
The music is written and performed by John T La Barbera's "In The Labyrinth", available on Bandcamp.
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Helen has been missing in action, as far as her family is concerned, and they are concerned, so they decide to hunt her down in her lair, so to speak. This week's episode features guest artists John Warner as Jonathan, Christopher McDougal as Charlie and Erica Sanderson as Susie. Just a wee reminder: we are totally unfunded by external sources, so I'm only able to paythese actors a pittance, believe you me. So if you'd like to help support them, why not drop a fiver or just $1, in buymeacoffee.com/amIoldyet, or you could become a patron over at Patreon.com/amIoldyet and we will all be hugely, hugely grateful.
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Helen hasn't been all that productive since her accident (Season 12), and her oldest friend and ex publisher/boss Joey (from college days in the 1960s) challenges her to try something different. Instead of writing life affirming poems about the natural world, why not create a horror story? Everybody else is doing it, after all...
Episode 4 of Season 13, "The Art of Wittering". I admit, I thought of the title when I was writing Scene 1, and then it took off in an entirely different direction, but I haven't been able to let go of that title. Let me know if you have a better idea, I'd love to hear it.
This episode was written, performed and produced by me Flloyd Kennedy. The music is composed and performed by John T La Barbera, from his album "In the Labyrinth", available on Bandcamp.
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Episode 3 explores a bit of a controversial topic, as one of Susie's writing students proudly presents some of her work and someone gets very cross. Strong language is applied.

The cast is Erika Sanderson as Susie,

Catherine Pip as Melody,

Andrea Richardson as Angela,

Christopher McDougall as Andy

Flloyd Kennedy as Helen, Janey and Jess.

The music is from "In the Labyrinth" by John T Labarbera.

The episode was written, produced and sound designed by me, Flloyd Kennedy.

You can support the programme by donating at patreon.com/amIoldyet. Thank you!

Thanks to the Fable and Folly network for their support. Please support their sponsors at fableandfolly.com

No AI was used or abused in the making of this episode.

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Episode 3 explores a bit of a controversial topic, as one of Susie's writing students proudly presents some of her work and someone gets very cross. Strong language is applied.
The cast is Erika Sanderson as Susie,
Catherine Pip as Melody,
Andrea Richardson as Angela,
Christopher McDougall as Andy
Flloyd Kennedy as Helen, Janey and Jess.
The music is from "In the Labyrinth" by John T Labarbera.
The episode was written, produced and sound designed by me, Flloyd Kennedy.
You can support the programme by donating at patreon.com/amIoldyet. Thank you!
Thanks to the Fable and Folly network for their support. Please support their sponsors at fableandfolly.com
No AI was used or abused in the making of this episode.
Thanks for listening. Stay safe.
See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.