Detective José Amador is drawn into a family drama with deadly consequences. Presented for you today is Episode 1: Dark Come the Cronuts.

Cast:

Announcer: Keith G. Marsteller

Beigey: José Amador

Katherine Ritzy: Kathleen Hogan

Crusty McCann: Evan Mosher

Sister Excrutia: Rhonda J. Soikowski

Daisy Marzetti: Alisa Ledyard

Marvin Gormsch: Michael Anderson

Additional Voices: Trevor Brown, Kathleen Hogan, Duncan Joplin-Wack, Spencer Joplin-Wack, Rhonda J. Soikowski, Michael Anderson

Written and Directed by Joe Wack

From a story by Joe Wack and José Amador

Produced by  Megan Joplin, Keith G. Marsteller and Joe Wack

Audio Production by Keith G. Marsteller

Sound Mastering by Evan Mosher

Theme Music by Evan Mosher

Harlem Nocturne written by Earle Hagen and Dick Rogers

Performed by Bud Shank

Original Artwork by Sebastian Kadlecik

Logo by Cheese Bone Digital

Our first production is a hard-hitting noir detective tale featuring the indelible character, Beigey, P.I. 

Detective José Amador is drawn into a family drama with deadly consequences. Presented for you today is Episode 2: Butler-a-go-go

Cast:

Announcer: Keith G. Marsteller

Beigey: José Amador

Ron MacDonald: Chris Seiler

Katherine Ritzy: Kathleen Hogan

Doorman: Cory Nealy

Georgina: Rhonda J. Soikowski

Cutler: Evan Mosher

Arthur Ritzy III: Dave Wack

Skipper Ritzy: Rhonda J. Soikowski

Johnny Marzetti: Trevor Brown

Additional Voices: Michael Anderson

Written and Directed by Joe Wack

From a story by Joe Wack and José Amador

Produced by  Megan Joplin, Keith G. Marsteller and Joe Wack

Audio Production by Keith G. Marsteller

Sound Mastering by Evan Mosher

Theme Music by Evan Mosher

Harlem Nocturne written by Earle Hagen and Dick Rogers

Performed by Bud Shank

Original Artwork by Sebastian Kadlecik

Logo by Cheese Bone Digital

Our first production is a hard-hitting noir detective tale featuring the indelible character, Beigey, P.I. 

Detective José Amador is drawn into a family drama with deadly consequences. Presented for you today is Episode 3: Right Cross, Double-Cross

Cast:

Announcer: Keith G. Marsteller

Beigey: José Amador

Daisy Marzetti: Alisa Ledyard

Katherine Ritzy: Kathleen Hogan

Waiter: Evan Mosher

Fight Announcer: Cory Nealy

Skipper Ritzy: Rhonda J. Soikowski

Johnny Marzetti: Trevor Brown

Ticket Agent: Michael Anderson

Drunk: Chris Seiler

Bum: Trevor Brown

Preacher: Cory Nealy

Newsboy: Spencer Joplin-Wack

Additional Voices: Keith Marsteller, Evan Mosher, Chris Seiler

Written and Directed by Joe Wack

From a story by Joe Wack and José Amador

Produced by  Megan Joplin, Keith G. Marsteller and Joe Wack

Audio Production by Keith G. Marsteller

Sound Mastering by Evan Mosher

Theme Music by Evan Mosher

Harlem Nocturne written by Earle Hagen and Dick Rogers

Performed by Bud Shank

Original Artwork by Sebastian Kadlecik

Logo by Cheese Bone Digital

Our first production is a hard-hitting noir detective tale featuring the indelible character, Beigey, P.I. 

Detective José Amador is drawn into a family drama with deadly consequences. Presented for you today is Episode 4: A Dangerous Dance with Danger

Cast:

Announcer: Keith G. Marsteller

Beigey: José Amador

Newsboy: Spencer Joplin-Wack

Daisy Marzetti: Alisa Ledyard

Jonesy: Cory Nealy

Ron MacDonald: Chris Seiler

Crusty McCann: Evan Mosher

Johnny Marzetti: Trevor Brown

Arthur Ritzy: Dave Wack

Cutler: Evan Mosher

Additional Voices: Trevor Brown, Keith Marsteller

Written and Directed by Joe Wack

From a story by Joe Wack and José Amador

Produced by  Megan Joplin, Keith G. Marsteller and Joe Wack

Audio Production by Keith G. Marsteller

Sound Mastering by Evan Mosher

Theme Music by Evan Mosher

Harlem Nocturne written by Earle Hagen and Dick Rogers

Performed by Bud Shank

Original Artwork by Sebastian Kadlecik

Logo by Cheese Bone Digital

From the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll puke. 

Our first production is a hard-hitting noir detective tale featuring the indelible character, Beigey, P.I. 

Detective José Amador is drawn into a family drama with deadly consequences. Presented for you today is Episode V: The Storm Breaks...Wind

Cast:

Announcer: Keith G. Marsteller

Beigey: José Amador

Daisy Marzetti: Alisa Ledyard

Young Beigey: Duncan Joplin-Wack

Fred Shvitz: Chris Seiler

Newsboy: Spencer Joplin-Wack

Katherine Ritzy: Kathleen Hogan

Skipper Ritzy: Rhonda J. Soikowski

Marvin Gormsch: Michael Anderson

Trixie Gardenia: Alisa Ledyard

Additional Voices: Keith Marsteller, Evan Mosher, Dave Wack

Written and Directed by Joe Wack

From a story by Joe Wack and José Amador

Produced by  Megan Joplin, Keith G. Marsteller and Joe Wack

Audio Production by Keith G. Marsteller

Sound Mastering by Evan Mosher

Theme Music by Evan Mosher

Harlem Nocturne written by Earle Hagen and Dick Rogers

Performed by Bud Shank

Original Artwork by Sebastian Kadlecik

Logo by Cheese Bone Digital

Our sophomore production is the sprawling, electrifying action thriller Megaballs.

Maverick welder Bjorn Bjornson's world is turned upside down as he comes into possession of a winning lottery ticket. Plunged headfirst into a vast government conspiracy of assassins, postal carriers and monsters, Bjorn has to fight to stay alive. Presented for you today is Episode 1: Beware the Switzer.

Cast:

Announcer: Keith G. Marsteller

Bjorn: Evan Mosher

Maury: Christopher Seiler

Gert: Alisa Ledyard

Foreman: José Amador

Amy: Sarah Bixler

Bartender: Keith Marsteller

Bigsby: Christopher Seiler

Director: Kathleen Hogan

Deputy X: Sarah Bixler

Deputy Y: Michael James Anderson

The Switzer: Joe Wack

Helen: Alisa Ledyard

Additional voices: Michael James Anderson, Meg Wack, Kathleen Hogan, Keith Marsteller

Written and Directed by Joe Wack

Produced by  Megan Joplin, Keith G. Marsteller, José Amador and Joe Wack

Audio Production by Keith G. Marsteller

Sound Mastering by Evan Mosher

DBP Radio Theater Theme by Evan Mosher

Theme from Megaballs ("Beast of Thunder") written by Peter W. Heizer

“Take It Easy” by Andy Taylor

“Sweet Home Alabama” by Lynyrd Skynyrd

various Pan Flute music by Constantin Moscovini

“You Shook Me All Night Long” AC/DC

Original Artwork by Rob Ullman

Logo by Cheese Bone Digital

Welder Bjorn Bjornson, after stumbling across a winning lottery ticket, is saved from an assassin by a mysterious woman who carries his unconscious form away from the scene of the attack. Is she friend...or foe...or falafal...or Fifi the dancing poodle? 

Cast:

Announcer: Keith G. Marsteller

Helen: Alisa Ledyard

Bjorn: Evan Mosher

Carl: Cory Nealy

Ned: Trevor Brown

Director: Kathleen Hogan

Deputy X: Sarah Bixler

Additional voices: Keith Marsteller

Written and Directed by Joe Wack

Produced by  Megan Joplin, Keith G. Marsteller, José Amador and Joe Wack

Audio Production by Keith G. Marsteller

Sound Mastering by Evan Mosher

DBP Radio Theater Theme by Evan Mosher

Theme from Megaballs ("Beast of Thunder") written by Peter W. Heizer

Original Artwork by Rob Ullman

Logo by Cheese Bone Digital

Welder Bjorn Bjornson, after stumbling across a winning lottery ticket, has been plunged into a vast conspiracy where his life is in more danger than a donut in Devon's house. (My friend Devon loves donuts. So a donut wouldn't last long if--you know what, skip it.) Bjorn and the agents of STOP must fend off an attack from an army of Postal Carriers. If they can survive that, there'll be even more danger...down the road.

Cast:

Announcer: Keith G. Marsteller

Carl: Cory Nealy

Helen: Alisa Ledyard

Bjorn: Evan Mosher

Ned: Trevor Brown

Director: Kathleen Hogan

Deputy X: Sarah Bixler

Deputy Y: Michael J. Anderson

Randy: Trevor Brown

Mr. Sanchez: José Amador

Becky: Rhonda J. Soikowski

Luke: Salim Rahman

Leah: Sarah Bixler

Tobor: José Amador

Maude Blakely: Rhonda J. Soikowski

Additional voices: Michael J. Anderson, Megan Joplin, Spencer Joplin-Wack, Keith Marsteller and Cory Nealy

Written and Directed by Joe Wack

Produced by  Megan Joplin, Keith G. Marsteller, José Amador and Joe Wack

Audio Production by Keith G. Marsteller

Sound Mastering by Evan Mosher

DBP Radio Theater Theme by Evan Mosher

Theme from Megaballs ("Beast of Thunder") written by Peter W. Heizer

“Showdown” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

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“Stay the Course” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

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Theme to “The Bachelor”

Original Artwork by Rob Ullman

Logo by Cheese Bone Digital

In the fourth episode of Megaballs, Bjorn and his companions have survived multiple attacks from The Department and now rest, safe, in the Baltimore headquarters of STOP, where a pair of genius siblings and their robot companion have things under control. Meanwhile, a new danger stalks our hero, in the form of Maude Blakely, a woman so deadly you won't realize you've been killed...until it's too late...because you're dead...because she's killed you...and now you're dead.

Cast:

Announcer: Keith G. Marsteller

Bjorn: Evan Mosher

Helen: Alisa Ledyard

Tobor: José Amador

Ned: Trevor Brown

Luke: Salim Rahman

Leah: Sarah Bixler

Carl: Cory Nealy

Amy: Sarah Bixler

Angel: Duncan Joplin-Wack

Maude Blakely: Rhonda J. Soikowski

Director: Kathleen Hogan

Deputy X: Sarah Bixler

Deputy Y: Michael J. Anderson

Additional voices: Keith Marsteller and Margaret Wack 

Written and Directed by Joe Wack

Produced by  Megan Joplin, Keith G. Marsteller, José Amador and Joe Wack

Audio Production by Keith G. Marsteller

Sound Mastering by Evan Mosher

DBP Radio Theater Theme by Evan Mosher

Theme from Megaballs ("Beast of Thunder") written by Peter W. Heizer

The Bridge of Khazad Dum (by Kaitlyn Lusk)

Original Artwork by Rob Ullman

Logo by Cheese Bone Digital

In the thrilling confusion to Megaballs, Bjorn and Ned have been captured by The Department. As Luke and Helen race to rescue their friends, Bjorn learns about the horrors of Area 51 and the terrifying fate that awaits him. Also, a special performance by Shields and Yarnell!

Cast:

Announcer: Keith G. Marsteller

Bjorn: Evan Mosher

Guard: Michael J. Anderson

Ned: Trevor Brown

Luke: Salim Rahman

Helen: Alisa Ledyard

Director: Kathleen Hogan

Carl: Cory Nealy

Representative Smith: Margaret Wack

Dodi: Rhonda J. Soikowski

Lew: José Amador

Captain Pierce: Christopher Seiler

Jaworski: Spencer Joplin-Wack

Deputy X: Sarah Bixler

Deputy Y: Michael J. Anderson

Old Farmer: Salim Rahman

Additional voices: Christopher Seiler, Joe Wack, Duncan Joplin-Wack, Marcia Marsteller 

Written and Directed by Joe Wack

Produced by  Megan Joplin, Keith G. Marsteller, José Amador and Joe Wack

Audio Production by Keith G. Marsteller

Sound Mastering by Evan Mosher

DBP Radio Theater Theme by Evan Mosher

Theme from Megaballs ("Beast of Thunder") written by Peter W. Heizer

“Industrial Cinematic” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

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“Hot Pursuit” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

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Superfriends Star Wipe

Original Artwork by Rob Ullman

Logo by Cheese Bone Digital

In the premiere episode of The 99s, daring pilot Alice Everly meets brilliant scientist Dr. Schleuss. When a group of Nazis led by the evil Commandant Gutenfluber tries to take Dr. Schleuss back to Germany, the scientist enlists Alice to help evade their grasp. Meanwhile, a pair of government agents tries to track Dr. Schleuss down.

Cast:

Announcer--Keith Marsteller

Alice Everly--Rhonda J. Soikowski

General Ballard--Cory Nealy

Dr. Helga Schleuss--Lisa Sanphillipo

German Agent 1--Evan Mosher

Gutenfluber--José Amador

Ruth Elder--Kathleen Hogan

German Agent 2--Brent Johnson

German Agent 3--Joe Wack

DOI Agent--Spencer Joplin-Wack

Agent Fitzgerald--Patrick Broemeling

Agent Glover--Christopher Seiler

Dr. Crispin--Michael J. Anderson

Charlie--Brent Johnson

Written and directed by Joe Wack

Sound design and editing by Keith Marsteller

Produced by José Amador, Megan J., Keith Marsteller and Joe Wack

The DBP Radio Theater Theme is by Evan Mosher

“Keep ‘Em Flying” was written by Glenn Miller and performed by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

Artwork for the 99s by Teresa Grasseschi

DBP Radio Theater logo by Cheesebone Digital

In the newest episode of The 99s, Alice and Dr. Schleuss seek help from legendary pilot Bessie Coleman. Meanwhile Gutenfluber is running out of flunkies, as he's shot most of them. And Agent Glover and Dr. Crispin pick up a new ally in their search for Alice and Dr. Schleuss. 

Cast:

Announcer--Keith Marsteller

Alice Everly--Rhonda J. Soikowski

Dr. Helga Schleuss--Lisa Sanphillipo

Stew Bailey--Keith Marsteller

Agent Glover--Christopher Seiler

Dr. Crispin--Michael J. Anderson

Jim Bailey--Joe Wack

Attendant--Evan Mosher

Operator--Megan J

Gutenfluber--José Amador

German Agent 2--Brent Johnson

Doorman--Michael J. Anderson

Maitre’D--Cory Nealy

Host --Joe Wack

Kurt Flipflop--Evan Mosher

Waiter--Brent Johnson

Bessie Coleman--Lisa Clarke

Billy Coleman--Salim Rahman

Lola Bailey--Ashlen Hodge

Newsboy--Spencer Joplin-Wack

Benny Coleman--Chad Goler-Sojourner

Conductor--Joe Wack

German Agent 4--Patrick Broemeling

German Agent 5--Cory Nealy

Millie--Virginia Drda

Written and directed by Joe Wack

Sound design and editing by Keith Marsteller

Produced by José Amador, Megan J., Keith Marsteller and Joe Wack

The DBP Radio Theater Theme is by Evan Mosher

“Keep ‘Em Flying” was written by Glenn Miller and performed by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

Artwork for the 99s by Teresa Grasseschi

DBP Radio Theater logo by Cheesebone Digital

In the newest episode of The 99s, Alice and Bessie escort Dr. Schleuss southward on a train, unaware that Gutenfluber has agents hot on their trail. Meanwhile, Agent Glover and Dr. Crispin press Billie for information.

Cast:

Announcer--Keith Marsteller

Alice Everly--Rhonda J. Soikowski

Dr. Helga Schleuss--Lisa Sanphillipo

Bessie Coleman--Lisa Clarke

Agent Glover--Christopher Seiler

Billy Coleman--Salim Rahman

Dr. Crispin--Michael J. Anderson

Millie--Virginia Drda

German Agent --Cory Nealy

Gutenfluber--José Amador

Lola Bailey--Ashlen Hodge

Conductor--Joe Wack

German Agent 6 --Keith Marsteller

German Agent 7--Joe Wack

Written and directed by Joe Wack

Sound design and editing by Keith Marsteller

Produced by José Amador, Megan J., Keith Marsteller and Joe Wack

The DBP Radio Theater Theme is by Evan Mosher

“Keep ‘Em Flying” was written by Glenn Miller and performed by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

Artwork for the 99s by Teresa Grasseschi

DBP Radio Theater logo by Cheesebone Digital

In the newest episode of The 99s, Alice and Bessie meet up with the legendary women of The 99s. When Agent Glover and Dr. Crispin ask for help finding Dr. Schleuss, The 99s rocket into action.

Cast:

Announcer--Keith Marsteller

Alice Everly--Rhonda J. Soikowski

Amy Johnson--Shannon Kipp

Bessie Coleman--Lisa Clarke

Katherine Stinson--Margaret Wack

Marjorie Stinson--Alisa Ledyard

Aggie Finster--Dashia Magee

Pancho Barnes--Sarah Bixler

Ruth Elder--Kathleen Hogan

Agent Glover--Christopher Seiler

Dr. Crispin--Michael J. Anderson

Billy Coleman--Salim Rahman

Lola Bailey--Ashlen Hodge

Sailor--Duncan Joplin-Wack

Cabbie--Joe Wack

Gutenfluber--José Amador

Dr. Helga Schleuss--Lisa Sanphillipo

Millie--Virginia Drda

Written and directed by Joe Wack

Sound design and editing by Keith Marsteller

Produced by José Amador, Megan J., Keith Marsteller and Joe Wack

The DBP Radio Theater Theme is by Evan Mosher

“Keep ‘Em Flying” was written by Glenn Miller and performed by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

Artwork for the 99s by Teresa Grasseschi

DBP Radio Theater logo by Cheesebone Digital

In the final episode of The 99s, The 99s rescue Dr. Schleuss and the Stimson sisters from Gutenfluber, but the danger has only gotten worse! Can Alice and The 99s stop Gutenfluber from crippling the U.S. military? Probably!

Cast:

Announcer--Keith Marsteller

Alice Everly--Rhonda J. Soikowski

Agent Glover--Christopher Seiler

DOI Radio Op--Brent Johnson

Agent Fitzgerald--Patrick Broemeling

Amy Johnson--Shannon Kipp

Bessie Coleman--Lisa Clarke

Billy Coleman--Salim Rahman

Lola Bailey--Ashlen Hodge

Ruth Elder--Kathleen Hogan

Pancho Barnes--Sarah Bixler

Marjorie Stinson--Alisa Ledyard

Gutenfluber--José Amador

Katherine Stinson--Margaret Wack

Millie--Virginia Drda

Pilot 1--Spencer Joplin-Wack

Pilot 2--Dan Knapp

Dr. Crispin--Michael J. Anderson

Dr. Helga Schleuss--Lisa Sanphillipo

Major Andre--Evan Mosher

Virginia Hill--Marcea Pierson

Sgt. Rock--Brent Johnson

Written and directed by Joe Wack

Sound design and editing by Keith Marsteller

Produced by José Amador, Megan J., Keith Marsteller and Joe Wack

The DBP Radio Theater Theme is by Evan Mosher

“Keep ‘Em Flying” was written by Glenn Miller and performed by The Glenn Miller Orchestra

Artwork for the 99s by Teresa Grasseschi

DBP Radio Theater logo by Cheesebone Digital