Madison On The Air

 PREMIERES JANUARY 1st! The OG, King of them all, PSA on drugs is “Reefer Madness.” But those filmmakers weren’t the only ones warning their audience against the evils of marijuana use! “Hot Copy” – a 1940’s radio series featuring a hard-hitting female reporter – decided to make their own campaign against the dangerous narcotic. Reporter Anne Rogers agrees to go undercover to try and catch a “Mary Jane Peddler” who has been selling to teenagers with deadly consequences. Madison, a… er… casualuser of this “weed of violence,” goes along to expose her dealer after he doubled his prices. Will the two women stop this vile menace to their community, or will they get really, really baked? CROSSOVER WITH “HOT COPY RADIO THEATER”!! Find us on the web: MadisonOnTheAir.com

The Lux Radio Theatre first brought “It’s a Wonderful Life” to the radio airwaves in 1947. Now Madison steps in as the Angel, Second Class learning all about the Wonderful Life of George Bailey in Bedford Falls, New York.  It’s the Christmas Classic you remember with sweet Mary Hatch, the forgetful Uncle Billy, and the miserly Mr. Potter all seen through the lens of Madison. Will George find his happy ending and Madison earn her angel’s wings? Join us and make Madison a new part of your Holiday traditions! TRANSCRIPT available on our website: https://www.madisonontheair.com/itswonderfullife50_transcript/ Support us by becoming a Madison Member on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/c/MadisonontheAir CREDITS:Written/Produced/Edited: Chrisi Talyn SajeOriginal Music/Audio Engineering: Jeremy SajeMadison Standish: Chrisi Talyn Saje George Bailey: Scott R. McKinley Joseph: Karim Kronfli Mary Bailey: Chelsea Greer Mr. Potter: Jerry Kokich Uncle Billy: Paul Arbisi Ernie & The Old Man: Edward October Bert & Mr. Welch: James C. Taylor Mr. Gower & Ed: Tom O'Connor Nick & Petey: Jeremy Saje Narrator & Tommy: Jonathan Winstead Zuzu: Marnie Warner Janie: Kyra Grünwald Cousin Tilly: Sharon Grünwald Horace & Harry Bailey: AJ Fidalgo Mrs. Hatch: Julie Hoverson Martini & Man on the Street: Antonio Ferrara Bridge Keeper: Brian Cunningham SPECIAL THANKS: Sharon Grünwald for her piano performance of "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" Find links to our actors: https://www.madisonontheair.com/cast/   

FULL EPISODE AVAILABLE NOW! The Lux Radio Theatre first brought “It’s a Wonderful Life” to the radio airwaves in 1947. Now Madison steps in as the Angel, Second Class learning all about the Wonderful Life of George Bailey in Bedford Falls, New York.  It’s the Christmas Classic you remember with sweet Mary Hatch, the forgetful Uncle Billy, and the miserly Mr. Potter all seen through the lens of Madison. Will George find his happy ending and Madison earn her angel’s wings? Join us and make Madison a new part of your Holiday traditions! FIND US ON THE WEB: MadisonOnTheAir.com

Strapped for cash and zapped into 1870’s Arizona, Madison is stuck in a contract binding her to work as a saloon girl for the rotten Saul Goodfellow. But when the man called Paladin passes through town on the road to Wickenburg, she sees her opportunity to escape. However, Paladin has his own troubles with Saul. Can Madison and Paladin go on the run and make it to Wickenburg? What lengths will Madison go to to get out of Old West Arizona? Get ready for horses, shoot outs and rowdy saloons in “Have Gun-Will Travel.” TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE: https://www.madisonontheair.com/havegunwilltravel49_transcript/ SUPPORT OUR PATREON! https://www.patreon.com/c/MadisonontheAir   CREDITS:Written/Produced/Edited: Chrisi Talyn SajeOriginal Music/Audio Engineering: Jeremy SajeMadison Standish: Chrisi Talyn Saje Paladin: James C. Taylor Jim Goodfellow: Jerry Kokich Sheriff Tom Goodfellow: Paul Arbisi Peter Keystone: Scott R. McKinley Saul Goodfellow: Mick Wheaton Miss Richards: Chelsea Greer Uncle Ed Goodfellow: Jeremy Saje Announcer: Jonathan Winstead   Find links to our actors: https://www.madisonontheair.com/cast/  

FULL EPISODE AVAILABLE NOW! Strapped for cash and zapped into 1870’s Arizona, Madison is stuck in a contract binding her to work as a saloon girl for the rotten Saul Goodfellow. But when the man called Paladin passes through town on the road to Wickenburg, she sees her opportunity to escape. However, Paladin has his own troubles with Saul. Can Madison and Paladin go on the run and make it to Wickenburg? What lengths will Madison go to to get out of Old West Arizona? Get ready for horses, shoot outs and rowdy saloons in “Have Gun–Will Travel.” Find us on the web: MadisonOnTheAir.com