• The Saga of the European King

  • By: Tom McNally
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The Saga of the European King

By: Tom McNally
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  • An audio drama that about a king of Medieval Europe who embarks on a quest and learns a lot about the world on the way, which wasn't really the stated the goal. The goal was to murder Winter. Performed by Amy Sutton, Josh Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards Special guest star Peter Marinker Written and edited by Tom McNally Music by Nicolai Roos, John Bartmann, Mano Camatsos and Sunny Cloud Sound effects from freesound.org - see individual tracks for the many, many credits
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  • Chapter 01 - It is Winter

    Chapter 01 - It is Winter
    May 13 2012

    Having solved all other problems in the Medieval world, the King of Europe gathers up his highest-level hangers-on and sets out to kill Winter, the season that makes everyone cold and miserable for one half of their entire lives.

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    Written and edited by Tom McNally
    Mastered by John Bartmann

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    Performed by Ben Meredith, Claudia Treacher, Alex Hatton, Joshua Crisp, Ellen Buckley, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards.

     

    Alex Hatton played Colonel Glowfist

    Ben Meredith played Axe Axewound

    Claudia Treacher as Sally Minefield, the Page and Prince Prince.

    Tom McNally did the narration and played The King

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    The theme tune, 'The King Is Coming,' written by Nicolai Roos

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    Track art by Bruno Stahl

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    Transcript available here.
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    11 mins
  • Chapter 02 - Let's Go To My Bedroom And Plan A War

    Chapter 02 - Let's Go To My Bedroom And Plan A War
    May 14 2012

    The King assembles The Big Important Council Of Europe to propose a war on Winter. But there is a serpent in his Eden: a horrible man named Terrorthaw, and he has a gun.

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    Written and edited by Tom McNally
    Mastered by John Bartmann

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    Performed by Ben Meredith, Claudia Treacher, Alex Hatton, Joshua Crisp, Ellen Buckley, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards.

     

    Alex Hatton played Colonel Glowfist & Pineycone

    Ben Meredith played Axe Axewound, Father Figaro, Terrorthaw & Sir Votecount

    Claudia Treacher played Sally Minefield & the Page

    Tom McNally did the narration and played The King and Mechanicus

    Ben Edwards was Cutty

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    The theme tune, 'The King Is Coming,' written by Nicolai Roos

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    Track art by Bruno Stahl
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    12 mins
  • Chapter 03 - Presents Make The Goodbyes Less Hard

    Chapter 03 - Presents Make The Goodbyes Less Hard
    May 15 2012

    No journey of import could be legally approved in Medieval Europe without the imparting of thoughtful and powerful presents. Though the presents may be sweet, the goodbyes the King has to make are bitter. Could these two emotions combine to form a new, more powerful emotion? Stay tuned!

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    Written and edited by Tom McNally
    Mastered by John Bartmann

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    Performed by Ben Meredith, Claudia Treacher, Alex Hatton, Joshua Crisp, Ellen Buckley, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards.

     

    Alex Hatton played Colonel Glowfist & Pineycone

    Ben Meredith played Axe Axewound, Father Figaro, General Magnificent & Sir Votecount

    Claudia Treacher played Sally Minefield, Prince Prince & the Page

    Tom McNally did the narration and played The King and Mechanicus

    Ben Edwards was Cutty

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    The theme tune, 'The King Is Coming,' written by Nicolai Roos

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    Track art by Bruno Stahl
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    14 mins

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