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Our first season ends with an original musical about a con man in the old west who runs afoul of a famous gunslinger while selling his dubious Miracle Tonic.
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Listen to episode one hereOur first season ends with an original musical about a con man in the old west who runs afoul of a famous gunslinger while selling his dubious Miracle Tonic.
Cast: Ricky Parkinson as Hector Silk, Ciara Hulet as Phoebe Swenson, Andrew Walker as Jasper, Jared Richardson as Wesley Lockjaw, and Brent Marshall as the Storyteller.
Silk and Swensen was written by Marcus Richardson and directed by Sam Payne. The cast included Ricky Parkinson as Hector Silk, Ciara Hulet as Phoebe Swenson, Andrew Walker as Jasper, Jared Richardson as Wesley Lockjaw, and Brent Marshall as the Storyteller.
The sound team for this episode was lead by Dan Carlisle, Cayson Renshaw, and Clark Jackman, with audio engineering by Daniel Davis, Kira Brewer, Andrew Brewer, Bridger Nebeker, and Garen Bret; dialogue editing and music editing by Daniel Davis; sound design by Daniel Davis, Andrew Brewer, and Bridger Nebeker; and mixing by Andrew Brewer.
The original songs "It Cures What Ails Yah," "Genuine Feeling," and "Settle Up" were written by Marcus Richardson, with additional music by Daniel Davis and Mitchell Tousley. Additional voices were provided by Heather Bigley, Bridger Nebeker, Sam Payne, Amy Tanner, Brian Tanner, Karly Wilson, and others. We'd like to give an additional shout-out to additional voices and musicians from the BYU Radio Family and their families. This episode was produced by Heather Bigley, Sam Payne, and Brian Tanner.
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