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Desperate to contact his Grandmother (Jenelle Sosa), Brent (PG Lorusso) takes some extraordinary measures to stay in touch. Features Linda Mason, Jennifer Harder and Amye Lewis. Directed by Samantha Mason. Music by Lucien Desar. Sound Design by Mike de Almeida. Theme music and editing by Matthew J Boudreau.

Aþæanuka - 95th day of Bäkkos, 5th year of the Vær, 101st GenerationThe journey to the Skundr begins.

From the Vanishment podcast

Written, scored, and produced by Tom Parsons

When influencer dreams meet coastal folklore, the algorithm isn’t the only thing watching.

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Let's go camping out in the woods, he said...I've hidden all your mobile phones so we can get closer to nature, he said...Go easy on those tasty and seemingly innocious snacks, he said...What could possibly go wrong...Cast & Crew (list roles and names):Written and Produced by Stephen NewhandRandy: Stephen NewhandJason: Joe KilcarCharles: Brandon GamblinRachel: Kat McQueenStephanie: Anna GaseckaNewscaster: Mrs Newhand! 

When a mysterious entity terrorizes the city, Quinton races across town to reach his sister Phaedra and hopefully safety.

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An old woman walks to church, but stumbles on an unpleasant discovery. This short audio experiment is meant for kids and families to enjoy together during the spooky season. Content warning: Jump scare, wet chewing sounds. 

Tune in at 11 am October 30 as we dish up this years batch of fresh frights from some of audio dramas to producers!

In this episode, we dive into Apollyon, the award-winning sci-fi audio drama created by writer and director Faith McQuinn with sound design by Joshua Suhy. Set in the 22nd century, Apollyon tells the story of a world forever changed by a deadly virus and the scientists racing to secure humanity’s future.

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Join us around the fire as we pour the last cup of wassail, slice into the king's cake, and round out the season's end with four tinsel-tangling stories to bring your holiday season to its end.

Amidst the comforting scent of roasting turkey and the warmth of family gatherings lies a hidden darkness waiting to be unveiled. Join Us! as your host, Owen McCuen, guides you through a gripping narrative, where the idyllic Thanksgiving feast gives way to an unsettling ritual shrouded in mystery and terror.

Another year over, Owen wraps up the challenge

Investigative reporter and podcaster Wilhelmina Grimald reports on the disappearance of Rosalie Miller, a young woman who mysteriously disappeared a year ago in Lexington, Kentucky. But has Wilhelmina touched on a subject that is better left alone?

Observer Pictures producer Faith McQuinn talks about her experiences with 11th Hour Audio Challenges.

"Punching Out" by Jenni Stukin and Ruby Fink is a dark comedy that combines office humor with a zombie apocalypse twist, focusing on Rosie, a young woman excited for her last day at work before opening her dream pet bakery. Alongside her is Clea, a loyal friend harboring unspoken romantic feelings for Rosie. Just as the office begins planning Rosie’s farewell, a radio broadcast announces an alarming zombie outbreak. The quirky office crew—optimistic pacifist Atlas, sarcastic and gruff Melby, bold and witty Marge, and awkward, hopeful Dave—must abruptly shift gears, transforming from lighthearted coworkers into reluctant survivalists. Under Melby’s assertive leadership, they barricade the doors, scramble to create makeshift weapons, and brace themselves for whatever the apocalypse throws their way.

On the night of November 3rd 1924, two men visit an old friend recently returned from Europe. But neither could be prepared for the madness that lurks just below the surface.

Counterbalance's Kessir Riliniki explains why you should participate and listen to 11th Hour Audio

Have you ever heard the urban legend that says that people eat spiders in their sleep? Turns out it's true.

When two girls go missing inside a gated community. The detectives investigating their disappearance learn it is connected to the impending blood moon.

George and William are back, this time trying to celebrate Halloween, but will it be a fun night or a scary one?

11th Hour Audio Writer and producer, Matthew Boudreau shares a welcome to this year's 11th Hour.

Host Owen McCuen has an intro for you!

We dive deep into the eerie origins and superstitions surrounding the infamous date. Why is Friday the 13th considered so unlucky? From ancient myths to modern-day fears, we unravel the history and stories that have turned this day into a symbol of dread. Join us as we explore real-life events that occurred on Friday the 13th, and hear firsthand accounts of spine-tingling experiences. Whether you’re a skeptic or a believer, this episode will make you think twice about the next Friday the 13th. Tune in, if you dare, and discover what makes this day so terrifyingly special.

The mansion, frankly, had escaped the notice of almost everyone and has little to no information available about it. Except for the blueprints. And, as it turns out, those aren't exactly truthful. Wanting to explore turns quickly into needing to escape. Listen to the whole series here, or wherever audiobooks are sold.

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Join us in celebrating the birthday of the master of cosmic horror, H.P. Lovecraft, with a special reading of his haunting poem, “Nemesis.” Immerse yourself in the eerie and timeless world crafted by Lovecraft, brought to life through the captivating voice of Matthew Boudreau. Known for his exceptional narrative skills and ability to embody diverse characters, Matthew delivers a performance that will send shivers down your spine.

What if the silence of an empty city became your worst nightmare? "Whispers in the Void" follows Ethan, trapped in a ghostly urban landscape where spectral melodies haunt his every moment. Written and performed by Matthew Boudreau, this chilling tale comes alive through immersive sound design and an original score by Dayn Leonardson.

“in Just-” is an experimental audio piece that delves into the enigmatic character of the Balloon Man from e.e. cummings’ poem. This dark and atmospheric work explores the duality of the Balloon Man, presenting him as both a figure of joy and a harbinger of unease, depending on one’s perspective.

Originally written for Creepy’s 31 Days of Horror, Meat Wagon is the tale of a rain-soaked traveler who finds what he needs in a quiet South Jersey town. There are a few embellishments, sure… But Meat Wagon contains some very real characters and events. Written, narrated, and sound designed by Owen McCuen.

Cornucopia Radio's Peter Beeston brings us another delightful morsel. If you'll just sign here, we'll commence with the story. Press hard.

Julie Hoverson pays us a visit with a Short SHarp Shock production that reminds you to be carefule what you wish for.

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Delve into the mind of Jimmy Murray, a former fiction writer, famous for his Trish Hunter series. Jimmy now showcases modern audio fiction on his radio show. Despite his popularity, Jimmy harbors deep resentment towards his listeners, fellow writers, and himself. One fateful day, as Jimmy leaves the radio station, he finds himself inexplicably transported into a nightmarish realm that mirrors the horrifying stories he once penned...and the final girl he forced to endure his twisted stories.

Greetings, Minions, and welcome to 2024. For our Creature Feature this month, we’re headed out to sea.

Due North was written, produced, and performed by Owen McCuen. Unison’s Mangler plugin was instrumental in creating some of the effects in this production. You can get Mangler by using the link in the episode notes. Thank you, as always, for listening. Happy Holidays.

The Christmas Home Invasion by Tom Rory Parsons 

When a dead man wakes with nothing but a battered book of Edgar Allan Poe stories, the quest for his identity sets dark forces in motion for the sideshow family that takes him in.

Greetings, Minions, and welcome to November! We want to extend a most sincere thank you to everyone who participated in… and tuned in to listen to… the 11th Hour Audio Challenge 2023. As a way to celebrate the talented folks who participate, we added awards to this year’s challenge. Shamble on over to our website at www.11thHourAudio.com/2023-awards to view the recipients.

Thank you for joining us on this extraordinary audio-storytelling journey. The 11th Hour Audio Challenge has brought together a diverse group of talented producers and artists from around the world to create a mesmerizing collection of audio dramas. These captivating shows have offered a unique blend of suspense, mystery, and sheer creativity, transporting you to new dimensions through the power of sound. We hope that these incredible stories have captivated your imagination and left you craving for more. Stay tuned for future adventures and thank you for being a part of this immersive experience.  Host: Owen McCuen Music: "Turn Yourself In" by Matthew J Boudreau

Some say places are cursed. Some say people are. In The Vacant Sea, the Curse flows with the tide. It recedes the beach, weathers the wood, and erodes the soul. For Elizabeth, it infects everything and everyone around her.

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Pittsburgh in '68; Kentucky in '85. Now it's happening again. Two friends seek a means to look into the future, but what they find is that history repeats itself.

Join your host, Mortimer Blackwood, as he delves into the minds of Doctor Victor Frankenstein and his Creation as they share their views on life, love, and the pursuit of vengeance.

"I am in the ascendant! I am death!”

Do you feel like you have no control? Are you tired of being pushed around, and left behind? Take charge of your life with Voodoo Buddy!

A call from a creature, a town that can't flee, the start of the story, who knows what will be...

An elderly woman begs Amazing Woman to find the source of a ghostly disturbance that is threatening the life of her husband. The woman insists it is a TWO superhero case, so Anna Kat must team up with Madison Standish. Madison has no superpowers what-so-ever and just thinks she's there to go to a Halloween party. But when she's given a magical amulet from the heroine, Red Light... what could possibly go wrong?

A busy, under-resourced hospital ward populated by overworked and burned-out staff becomes the scene of a gruesome series of murders. By a killer hiding in plain sight...

Deepen your understanding and knowledge of magic with the Mystic Grimoire.

Agriculture. Religion. Technology. Mainstream historians see human evolution as a single set of footprints in the sand. But… are we being carried?

Nobody can reach Nina on the phone. When she finally leaves Ozzy a message, things get weird.

He’d been at "Fast Kill" for six years, and had already learnt so much about pest eradication. Including making plans, setting traps, laying bait and establishing kill zones. So he was confident in quitting to start his own pest control company under the name “Rapid Kill Solutions”. He soon discovered his first day working for himself would involve a potential cockroach infestation. He thought it would be easy. He was wrong...

Join us for a spine-chilling exploration into the perilous existence of a nocturnal denizen in Matthew Boudreau's reimagined masterpiece, "No Good Vamp."

Welcome, dear listeners, for the month of September we’ve traveled to the Roth-Lodbow Center for Advanced Research, where darkness dwells and secrets are cast from the shadows. In this bone-chilling pilot episode of Darkest Night, Chapter 1 - The Will Reading, we delve into the sinister world of Project Cyclops, a macabre experiment tangled in a web of unimaginable visions and blood-stained revelations.

Discover the art of writing audio horror, from creating suspenseful settings to crafting terrifying monsters. Matthew Boudreau talks about how to keep your listeners on the edge of their seats.

Has the oppressive August heat had you pining for the woods? Well, If you take the New Jersey Turnpike to exit four and follow Route 70 east, you will reach Route 72 at Four Mile Circle. If you take the sharp left from the circle you’ll find Ong’s Hat Road and a desolate, murky trail that may lead to Ong’s Hat, an abandoned place with an interdimensional portal hidden deep in the Pine Barrens.

Skankenstein's Monsta, is where ska and horror collide in a symphony of infectious beats and monstrous grooves. Created by 11th Hour producer Matthew Boudreau, this electrifying tune brings to life Dr. Skankenstein and his ska-fueled creation.

In the American West of the 1880s, there is one stop along the Transcontinental railroad that is rarely visited. Those who step off the train are almost never seen again, and its reputation is dark and crowded with supernatural secrets. The town is a psychic whirlpool drawing dark and broken souls alike into its grip. Cassandra Troy is one such soul, and she will soon meet her destiny in Brimstone Gap.

Creature Feature of the Month - The Tell-Tale Heart

Before we get to the show we wanted all of our listeners to know that 11th Hour Audio is producing the pilot episode for a new series called Brimstone Gap. Written by Philip Craig Robotham, Brimstone Gap is a dark tale set in the Old West.

Welcome to March This month, we have two special announcements for all our eager listeners.

February brings us Valentine’s Day, a holiday associated with love. The feast of St. Valentine was founded by Pope Gelasius I in 496 in honor of the martyred priest who performed weddings for Christian couples. On February 14th, the day of his execution, legends say that he wrote a note to a judge’s daughter whose blindness he had cured signed “from your Valentine“. Today relics of Saint Valentine draw pilgrims seeking true love. This month, in celebration of celestial affection, we bring you Jesus Gets Rejected. A short drama that reminds us that the heart wants what it wants, no matter the reason.

January is the sacred month of Janus, the Roman God of all beginnings, endings, thresholds and time. He presides over the start of each new year and symbolizes the duality of change. Depicted with two faces Janus sees deep into the past and future, he resides in the passages between young and old, war and peace, and birth and death.

Greetings, Listeners! 

Welcome to December everyone. In the United States December 11th is National Make a Friend Day and we would like to take a moment to recognize all of the friends we’ve made over the years through the 11th Hour Audio Challenge. The original concept for the 11th Hour Audio Challenge was simple. Get together with some people you’ve never worked with before, create an original horror story and do it in one month. The first show we created like this, Intensive Care, brought two different production teams together. The second, Vultures Over Low Doves, brought two different countries together. People getting together to tell stories pre-dates the written word. Some of the earliest evidence dates back as far as 30,000 years ago. The drawings in the Lascaux and Chavaux caves in France depict visual stories and sympathetic magic in the form of animals, humans and fantastic creatures. Storytelling is part of what makes us human. The practice lives at the intersections of identity and community and thrives on ideas summoned through diversity and struggle. Ideas are the fuel that feeds us, feeds creativity, progress and relationships. Stories are how we share our ideas and fend off the things that lurk beyond the campfire. So in honor of National Make a Friend Day, we invite you to pull up a chair and listen to a story. Because the greatest enemy of community, creativity and ideas is censorship. 

“It was the Terrible Season of the autumn, and the wild people in the mountains were preparing for the frightful ceremonies which only rumour told of in the towns. They were the very old folk who dwelt higher up in the hills and spoke a choppy language which the Vascones could not understand. …every spring and autumn they held the infamous rites on the peaks, their howlings and altar-fires throwing terror into the villages. Always the same—the night before the Kalends of Maius and the night before the Kalends of November. Townsfolk would disappear just before these nights, and would never be heard of again.”

There is a city that’s nicknamed “The City of Statues.” In this city there are, unsurprisingly, many statues. But they’re not normal statues, and they’re not placed in a way that makes any sense. They are everywhere you can imagine: in the middle of streets, in the middle of sidewalks, inside buildings and rooms and closets. And oftentimes they look like they are chasing something. In the day and in the light, they’re just statues, but once darkness falls they come to life and hunt any living creature down, infecting you with just a touch. The story follows a group of 5 survivors as they try to escape the city at night, all while trying to avoid the statues and stay alive.

Written and produced by Owen McCuen

Written by Faith McQuinn Story concept by Tanja Milojevic Cast: ROBERT: James David West MELANIE AND STEWARD MELANIE: Tanja Milojevic INGRID: Xperience J GRAYSON: Dean T. Moody Steward: Melody, a built-in AI voice provided by resemble.ai. Sound design by Matthew Boudreau Sound Effect Design direction and dialogue editing by Tanja Milojevic Music: Dystopia by Ian Kelosky, Tesseract by Cody Martin If you would like to learn more about ethically cloning your own voice, check out www.resemble.ai and create your voice for free on the platform. This was an 11th hour presentation. Copyright 2022 Happy Halloween!

Written and produced by Owen McCuen

Humanity is under attack. Monsters born from the darkest depths, crawl the wretched streets day and night, killing and devouring all they find. The few people that survive, do so by living deep underground. But there is hope. There is entertainment..... Because every night a select band of heroes around the world ride the great elevators to the surface. To battle the horde. To defeat the demons. Broadcasting live onto millions of bunker monitors across the planet. This is... The Hellstream!! Written, Directed and Edited by Peter Beeston Featuring the voices of: Kelsey Painter as Erin The Fox, Owen Mccuen as The Voice of The Hellstream, Andrew Biss as The Demon Overlord, Katabelle Ansari as Carly, Tanja Milojevic as Faye, Karim C Kronfli as Simon, Hannah Lloyd as Beth Justine, Leah Hince as Kylie, Dean T Moody, as The Advert, Heidi Fischer as Mia, (Faye Fan Girl 2044) Additional Production Help By: Javert Boudreau, Spleeny Dotson, Peter Richard Adams, Pip Mason, Matthew Boudreau, Michael Haight. The Opening and End Track used in this production was ‘Attack The Block’ by ‘Hey Pluto!’, Podcast Character Artwork of ‘Erin The Fox’ by Liquid GTX. This work is released under a creative commons agreement for 11th Hour Audio and Cornucopia Radio. Thank you for listening. We all hope you really enjoyed this production; it was so much fun to make. We were influenced by trashy horror anime, Paul Verhoeven films and 'first person shooters' in putting this all together. We’d also love to hear from you if you enjoyed it, or want to get involved in future audio drama productions with us.

OCTOBER

It’s September and there’s a hint of change in the air. Labor Day has come and gone, families on summer vacation have scurried home to tame the children and send them back to school and pumpkin spices are being sprinkled into everything. The Harvest Moon rises on the 10th as the last full moon of summer and September 22nd marks the Autumn Equinox- It’s time to reap what has been sown. But remember an old bit of Appalachian wisdom that says to always leave at least one apple in each tree when you harvest to keep the devil away. 

May is a provocatively, spirited month of the year. It started with the fires of Beltain, budding trees, blooming flowers, and Mother’s Day. In the middle of the month, the Blood Moon will cast the sky into an eerie glow as a total lunar eclipse. The Flower Moon will rise near the end of the month, reminding us all that growth stems from transformation. It is a metamorphic month of mothers and moons. So with that in mind, we are delighted to bring you two stories this month, Windover and Hide.

If you want to survive a horror story there are two things you should never be. Friends with underage, horny inebriates and anywhere near an archaeologist or their research.

Calling Darkness

It’s February and here in the Mid-Atlantic, that means Oh baby, it is cold outside! So for this month’s feature, we thought we would heat things up a bit with an offering from - Kiss: The Audio Series. 

2021 marks the 10th anniversary of Campfire Radio Theater and to show our appreciation for a decade of immersive listening experiences, we wanted to kick off our first-ever Monthly Feature with the mastermind behind Campfire Radio Theater, John Ballentine.

Welcome back to the studio. This is Living Canvas. Today we’ve got a real special treat: We’re gonna create a painting that’s gonna open up a whole new world for ya.

Eight years ago, Lance’s father was murdered during a hunting expedition. Now, he and his mother have captured the one responsible and brought him to a remote island to be the quarry of an elite order of hunters. In a dangerous game of revenge who is the hunter and who is the hunted?

Aisling's senior thesis for their Communications Broadcast Radio degree is an audio documentary covering the mysterious deaths of four students on campus ten years before. It features recordings of the four victims right up until their deaths.

A young woman receives a love letter from her secret admirer, but soon realizes they don't share the same definition of love.

Welcome to The Essential Bites Family, where you can Sink Your Teeth Into A Better You! But not all is as it seems; follow Luka, a not-so-young vampire, and his discovery of both family and fiend.

Foster is troubled by nightmares after doing a plumbing job for Professor Shaposhnikov. Who exactly is the professor, and why does Foster's best friend Danyel distrust him? 

A dowager that died in mysterious circumstances. An ancient ceremony gone wrong. A headless horseman on the loose and a rogue pixie with a prophecy to fulfil. Charlotte’s promotional plans for tourism in Gower have gotten decidedly out of hand, and the night has only got started.

A supernatural story by Tom Rory Parsons

A group of cats is called a clowder and sometimes a glaring. If you have ever wondered what cats think when they're staring at you, take a trip with this folktale adaptation. A man lost in the woods meets a mysterious glaring but has a trick up his sleeve. Adapted from an old American folktale by Ted Harris and Lindsay Harris-Friel Storyteller: Ted Harris Directed by Lindsay Harris-Friel Sound design by Vincent Friel Produced by 6630 Productions

Today is 11th Hour Audio Challenge founder, Monique Boudreau's birthday. To celebrate, we have a delicious selection of brains... A delightful array of brains... The freshest brains... Happy birthday, my love! Emcee played by Owen McCuen Music and Lyrics by Matthew Boudreau Arranged and performed by Javert and Matthew Boudreau Thanks to Avi Ziv and Owen McCuen for their help on this side project.

Hal’s freed himself from the retail grind, and acquired the stereo system of his dreams. Now he’ll get back at everyone who ever doubted his audiophonic genius, especially Kathy. He’s going to play the one hit by the rarest, hippest band in America on his podcast, to conjure up ancient vibrations. It’s a listening experience that could rock your face off.

A man on his quest for freedom down the Rua Diablo walks the thin line between the dead and the undead. Written by Brian Holcomb Dialogue editing and sound design by Glenn Mercer Additional sound design, mixing and post production by Owen McCuen Music by James Ieraci Cover art by Romain Lehnhoff Cast: John Boggi as Nikos Glenn Mercer as McCord Carlos Barrera as Calderon Owen McCuen as the General Janine Gilbert as Marisol

England, late 1990s – He has been in love with Lucy for as long as he can remember, and now might be the last time to tell her. Yet as he talks to her at the lake, a shadow starts to take shape on the other side. Is it a trick of the light, a ghost or something else? Something that’s been waiting for him for a long time. Written by Richard H. Brooks Directed and Produced by Matthew Boudreau Music by Dayn Leonardson Cast Jonny Glasgow – Narrator Tarn Perly – Lucy Mark Maxwell – Me

Written and Directed by Rachel Pulliam A compassionate activity specialist at a Memory Care Center grows concerned when her favorite resident, a former children’s author, begins acting erratic towards her, but not to her new quirky and mysterious co-worker. “Reminisce With Me” was a collaborative project with Bell’s in the Batfry, Darker Projects, Dayton Writers Movement, Firewall Theatre, Narada Radio Company, and Old Souls Audio. Featuring the voice talents of: Colette Feehan as Melinda Karim Kronfli as Eli Hannah Mauvis as the Little girl Delaney Brittingham as The Sister Erica Allseitz as Rose Margaret Ashley as Gabrielle Thea Solone as the Standard Error Recording Pete Lutz as Emerson Campbell John Bell as Announcer Story: Rachel Pulliam Sound Design and Mix: MJ Cogburn Original Music: Katharine Seaton Additional Music by: Kevin MacLeod and Story Blocks

Written and Directed by Faith McQuinn It’s 1970 in Southern California. Pamela, trying to get to a concert in Berkley, thumbs a ride with Janice, a mysterious woman who might hold more secrets than Pamela can handle. Fun fact: “Highway Chile” is the title of a Jimi Hendrix track from the album War Heroes (1972) Highway Chile was a collaborative project with Observer Pictures, Shhh Jus’ Listen Media, and Mermaid-Lion Entertainment Featuring the voices of Xperience Jay as Pamela Angel Sand as Janice Christina Cain as Angie and Joshua Suhy as the radio announcer Story by Faith McQuinn, Xperience Jay, and Angel Sand Sound Design and Mix by Joshua Suhy Original Music by Katherine Seaton

Thank you for listening to "Another Bad Night," part of the 11th Hour Audio Challenge. Written by Adam Blanford Directed by Vincent King and Adam Blanford Featuring the voice talents of: Abby Rose as Melody Melissa Medina as Paige Adam Blanford as Riley Kassandra Cherry as Gainer Charlotte Norup as Phillips Rissa M. as Angel Persephone Rose as Seraphim #1 Sheila Morris (?) as Seraphim #2 Jesse Keeton as Zombie Vincent King as Lizard Man Kaitlyn Kliman as Devil Girl Karin Heimdahl as Mummy Paul Cotton as Vampire Brian Anderson as Maniac Steve Schneider as Cowboy and a collection of random dog recordings as Rufus Sound Effects were provided by Freesound.org Music provided by Kevin Macleod at incompetech.com. Another Bad Night, a collaboration between the Breakaway Network, Postal Roach, the Y2K podcast, and Hail and Well Met. Have a happy and safe Halloween, and don't take any wooden nickels or demonic daggers. Thanks again for listening.

On discovering a Ouija board engraved into a family heirloom, Flick is determined to claim her lost inheritance, no matter the cost. Written and directed by Fiona Thraille featured Emily Snyder as Flick Draco Aleksander as Neil Sascha Cooper as Gemma Fiona Thraille as Donna Karim Kronfli as Tomas Emmett Moon as Matt and Pete Lutz as the announcer The Dialogue Editor was Gavin Byrne Sound Design and Production by Andrew Wardlaw Upstairs Upstairs was produced for The 11th Hour Production Challenge 2020.

A married couple go house-hunting and the husband finds the perfect basement for a sound booth. Silly voice actor. What he finds there is an energy that reverberates through time. Are you listening? Written and directed by Owen McCuen. Original score composed by Tom Rory Parsons. Co-produced by Owen McCuen and Tom Rory Parsons. Cast: Rachel McCuen as the Wife. Owen McCuen as the Husband. Rachel Pulliam as Sibling on the stairs. Matthew Pulliam as Sibling on the stairs. Agnes McCuen as Sister. Eloise McCuen as Sister. Featuring the voice of Brian Holcomb in an excerpt from The Timekeeper