Welcome to Sunday Showcase! This week our trilogy of tales begins with Sonic Summerstick Playhouse #15.1, Bells in the Batfry #332, and Audio Groove Cast #6- I Love a Mystery!
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Sunday Showcase, July 21st, 2024
(upbeat music) This episode is brought to you by Experian. Are you paying for subscriptions you don't use, but can't find the time or energy to cancel them? Experian could cancel unwanted subscriptions for you, saving you an average of $270 per year, and plenty of time. Download the Experian app. Results will vary, not all subscriptions are eligible. Savings are not guaranteed. Paid membership with connected payment account required. Showcase Sundays, today, on the Mutual Audio Network. (upbeat music) - Welcome back to Sunday's Showcase. Here's summer fun series of Mutual Audio Network releases. I'm Jack Moore, and I'm enjoying this wonderful time out of the farm as I'm focused on the four Rs, writing, reading, recording, and relaxing. And this week, let's all relax into episode three of our 15th season of the Sonic Summer Stock Playhouse. David is off for the night, allowing me to get my suit on and the opportunity to present my buddy, Pete Lutz's phenomenal contribution this year. As Narada Radio Company presents, the quiet please remake of, "How are you, pal?" After that, we're back to Bells and the Battery, as John Bell returns with episode 332, where the night light comes to the rescue, and we have an invitation to visit his lawn, which is much better than my own reflection of, "Get off my lawn, you young whippersnappers!" Mostly because I have ticks I need to sort of. And finally, the plot thickens as Jack, Doc, and Reggie work to solve the mystery of the Richard curse, as our amigo, Jeff Billard brings back the next installment of, "I Love a Mystery" from Audio Brewcast. Well, channeling my inner rich frolic, which we all should do from time to time, this would mean that this week is about being quiet with night lights on lawns, as mysteries thicken plots. Okay, love you. Maybe I need some practice for that. But anyway, for now, I best get dressed and headed to the playhouse. See you all there. (birds chirping)