Mystery In The Radio Waves

Mignon Alexander and Elizabeth McIrvin talk ghosts, clocks gone awry and magenta ufo sightings! Follow us on @mysteryintheradiowaves on instagram email your ufo experiences to mysteryinthespacewaves@gmail.com

Daniel Kuhne and Elizabeth McIrvin talk ufo sightings and possible abductions! Follow us on @mysteryinthespacewaves on instagram email mysteryinthespacewaves@gmail.com for us to include your ufo stories! You can follow Daniel on instagram at @danielkuhne1111

Elizabeth McIrvin hosts Mystery in the Space Waves Introducing a new podcast talking to people about their personal experiences with UFOS, time lapses, portals to different dimensions and the unexplained phenomena in this deceptively normal world. Elizabeth McIrvin is a podcast producer, director and editor living in Los Angeles. Follow the Mystery in the Space Waves Instagram! Instagram.com/mysteryinthespacewaves

Cast Yulia Kirillova Tadamori Yagi Daniel Kuhne Amanda Lifford Kerstin Porter Dorshae Middleton Elizabeth McIrvin MITRW Theme Song By Zach Pyke

"Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. This podcast takes classic radio plays from the 1920’s to the 1970’s and revives them with comedic parodies. What the f-ck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well, before the golden age of television there was radio. They had similar programs to what we see today, medical dramas, police procedurals, rom coms, sci fi, etc. And in the classic tradition of Hollywood, we’re taking some oldand making it better. Please sit back, take a sip of your old fashioned, a hit of your pipe, clothes your eyes and let us take you back to another time…" Cast Caroline Cummings Eric Pastore Michael Hearn Kerstin Porter Paul Heredia Sam Horwitz Logan Browning Dennis Curlett Miss Malloree Kelsey Wright Elizabeth McIrvin Original Mystery in the Radio Waves theme music by Zach Pyke Hosted and Created By Elizabeth McIrvin

"Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. This podcast takes classic radio plays from the 1920’s to the 1970’s and revives them with comedic parodies. What the f-ck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well, before the golden age of television there was radio. They had similar programs to what we see today, medical dramas, police procedurals, rom coms, sci fi, etc. And in the classic tradition of Hollywood, we’re taking some oldand making it better. Please sit back, take a sip of your old fashioned, a hit of your pipe, clothes your eyes and let us take you back to another time…" Cast Meredith Dillon Kay Keeks Beverlee Jean John-Michael Sedor Daniel Sky The Radio Play was "The Topaz Flower" written in April 14, 1947 by Charlotte M. Russell. Original Mystery in the Radio Waves theme music by Zach Pyke Hosted and Created By Elizabeth McIrvin

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves! This a podcast where Elizabeth McIrvin hosts a cast of actors to perform a classic radio play and then comedians improvise a parody of that play! What are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist. I’ll introduce the cast, we’ll get started with the table read of the play and then we’ll get into some long form improv. Thank you so much for listening! Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss an episode! Visit us out at mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com CAST EMILY CLARK BABSY SINGER TAYLOR

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves! This a podcast where Elizabeth McIrvin hosts a cast of actors to perform a classic radio play and then comedians improvise a parody of that play! What are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist. I’ll introduce the cast, we’ll get started with the table read of the play and then we’ll get into some long form improv. Thank you so much for listening! Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss an episode! Visit us out at mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com CAST JACOB WYSOCKI GREGORY WALLACE

This a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist. Our cast will introduce themselves, we’ll get started with the table read of the play and then we’ll get into some improv. Thank you so much for listening. Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss an episode! Visit us out at mysteryintheradiowavespodcast.com CAST RUSSELL CARTER TAYLOR BEHRENS DARREN DAVIDSON BABSY SINGER ALEJANDRO GARCIA DORSHAE

Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist . This week we are performing the radio play “The Parade” from the series “X-Minus One”. The original airdate was August 25, 1950. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! THE MAIN CAST! Dorshae Middleton Scott Moor

Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist . This week we are performing the radio play “The Locked Room Mystery” from the series “Lights Out”. The original airdate was OCTOBER 23, 1935. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! THE MAIN CAST! Dorshae Middleton

Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist . This week we are performing the radio play “Student Body” from the series “X-Minus One”. The original airdate was July 31, 1956. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! THE MAIN CAST! Dorshae Middleton Scott Moore

Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist . This week we are performing the radio play “For Business Reasons” from the series “Romance”. The original airdate was January 1, 1949. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! THE MAIN CAST! Dorshae Middleton Scott

Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist . This week we are performing the old time radio play "Switchboard Secrets" from the radio series "Front Page Drama". The original airdate was November 16, 1933. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really helps us out! Dorshae Middleto

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist . This week we are performing the old time radio play "Cold Equations" from the radio series "X-Minus One". The original airdate was August 25, 1955. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rat

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist . This week we are performing a play from the radio series "Captain Midnight". The original airdate was September 30, 1940. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It really

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist . This week we are performing the radio play “Dark Journey” from the series “Suspense”. The original airdate was April 25, 1946. After we perform the play, we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It real

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist . This week we are performing “This Precious Freedom” from the radio series “Everyman’s Theater”. The original airdate was October 11, 1940. After the play we get into some improv! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate and subscribe! It real

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves! I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist . This week we are performing “Murder Unlimited” from the series “Silver Theater”. The original airdate was March 9, 1941. After we perform a few pages of the play, we improvise the rest of the story! Thank you so much for listening! Please rate

Welcome to Mystery in the Radio Waves. I’m your host Elizabeth McIrvin. Mystery in the Radio Waves is a podcast where a cast of actors and comedians perform a classic radio play and then improvise jokes, characters, and stories. What the heck are radio plays and where do they come from? Well...The Golden Age of Radio was an era of radio in the U.S. in the 1920's to the 1960's where the main source of entertainment was radio programming before people owned televisions on a larger scale. The programs would have the same range as tv shows today. There were weekly medical dramas, romances, mysteries, true crime, etc. It's such an interesting part of entertainment history that we hope to revive a little on this podcast. Just the great storytelling, not the racist/sexist . This week we are performing “The Man Who Thought He Was Edward G. Robinson” from the series “Suspense”. The original airdate was October 17, 1946. After the play we get into some improv inspired by the play! Thank you so much for listening! Plea