EPISODE 0.031: MOTHER KNOWS BEAST

Episode 0.031: Mother Knows Beast
(43.5 MB; 1:35:08 MIN)


It's Mothers' Day, and I'm being forced to spend it in darkest Slumgullia, where Despicable Manor is.  Weirdness abounds as Doc tries to locate Mother Despicable (despite Mrs. Harridan's attempts to thwart him), mostly by leaving me to fend off the love-starved Miss Harply, Mother Despicable's hired help, and to get squished by Mrs. Harridan's illegitimate behemoth son, Peasley.  In the meantime, you'll get to listen to episodes of Suspense, Crisis and The Mysterious Traveler dealing with creepy old ladies.  Taliesin discusses the maternal role in vampire cinema, courtesy of Taliesin Meets The Vampires

"Mother Knows Beast" was written by KC Locke and W Ralph Walters, but mostly by KC Locke

Therese Chevas - Miss Harpley
KC Locke - Mrs. Harridan
Doctor Despicable - his mother lovin' self

W Ralph Walters - everything else

Played: 373 | Download | Duration: 01:35:35

 

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  • 5/12/2008 11:29 AM Taliesin_ttlg wrote:
    despite lack of brains, or perhaps because of them, I'm sure Peasley lies - I am sure I have seen him lurching around Blackpool!
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  • 5/15/2008 9:07 PM Doc wrote:
    Don't let the behemoth lad fool you! During rehearsals, it was all we could do to stop him breaking into a 3 Dog Night song about the places he's never been. We only got him settled down by reminding him he had to study for his S levels...
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  • 5/16/2008 12:06 PM Morgue wrote:
    This stuff is great! I love old time radio and when I found you sites it was like striking gold. I love the FOF great stuff, if you could point me to the way of some more great horror OTR that would be awesome, Thanks Morgue
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    1. 5/23/2008 10:04 AM the Zombie Astronaut wrote:
      Glad you're enjoying the podcast!

      Though the zombieastronaut.net is going through a slow restructuring process, much can be found in the archives there. OTR Plot Spot has new stuff every week, and archive.org has a wealth of not just OTR but old horror and sci-fi movies as well. It's a favorite at Frequency.
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