Tell Me A Story

The leaves are turning, the days are getting shorter, and the nights are getting colder. In times like these there's nothing better than curling up with a warm beverage and listening to some good old noir mysteries. On this episode: "Dead Man Control", part of the Crime Club Series (originally aired in 1947) "Black Jack Justice: Justice Delayed" from Decoder Ring Theatre Also featuring the song "The Villain I Appear To Be" by Connor Spiotto Follow us on Twitter @TellMeShow and send us your stories at [email protected]!

Not gonna lie...we're not sure what went on in this one. Had the usual tech difficulties in-studio, but can tech difficulties talk? Anyways, they recorded their own show, and I guess I'll put it here. It's a Weird one. Did a little digging and I found the names of what they featured! "Cuil Theory", "Playground P.I.", and "Cereal Made to Sound Epic" by Roy Kelly "Shia LaBeouf" by Rob Cantor "Redesign Your Logo" by Lemon Demon "Everything, Nothing, Harvey Keitel" produced by Pejk Malinovski as a Falling Tree production, and originally aired on BBC Radio 3 "No Breathing in Class" by Michael Rosen "P001: A Waste Odyssey" seems to be an original movie trailer, but I can't find the movie it's referencing...huh.

The musical storytelling episode! Or rather, the one where we focus on singer-songwriters and their personal struggles against Dust Bowls, impending nuclear war, and minor annoyances at the drive-through. It's a foot-tappin' good time!   Featuring Mitch Barrett, The Clockwork Quartet, Woody Guthrie, Tom Lehrer, and Weird Al Yankovic! Follow us on Twitter @TellMeShow and send us your stories at [email protected]!

The pilot episode of the show, intact and technical-difficulty-free! Stories Featured: "How The Story Transforms the Teller"- Donald Davis "Cold Read" written by Louis Kornfeld produced by Jonathan Mitchell for The Truth podcast Music Featured: "Taken For A Ride" by Tally Hall "Don't Let's Start" by They Might Be Giants Also featuring the original sketch "The Ultrasonic Hydrocollator"! Follow us on Twitter @TellMeShow and send us your stories at [email protected]!  

Welcome to Tell Me A Story, the newest show to come out of UNC Asheville's student radio station, Blue Echo. We'll be airing new stories from real life and from fiction and exploring how we communicate our experiences, hopes, and dreams. TMAS airs every Wednesday from 4-5pm on http://echo.blueecho.unca.edu/, but we'll also be publishing the show here on our podcast feed so you can listen to it whenever! What's your story?