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Batter Days, Chapter 7

Powerful problems

Trying to win a bet with his boss, Buzz “Scoop” Crackerjack Thomas attempts to secure a studio in The Tunnels. But this is no ordinary wager. If Buzz does not deliver a viral story, he will lose his job. Cindy speaks with Detective Haartte, hoping the sleuth can help her find the Waffle Batter sphere. She does not have much time to find the sphere and try to stop the power and water problems happening in town. Haartte recounts how the power issues ruined one of his cases. Meanwhile, disgraced former Little Wicker Baskets executive, Brax Higgins, tries to get a moment of peace away from his cellmate, Bad Note Billy.

Lending their voices in this episode are Bonnie Kenderdine as Cindy, John Bell (thebatfry.com) as the Disgruntled Artist, Chuck Tomasi (chuckchat.com/technorama and thetopicistrek.com) as Old Man Spooner, Madison Hatfield as the Woman Suspect, and Gary J. Chambers, (GaryJChambersVO.com) as the Narrator.

>> Guest Star: Madison Hatfield
>> Guest Star: John Bell, from the Bell’s in the Batfry podcast
>> Guest Star: Chuck Tomasi from the Technorama and The Topic is Trek podcasts
>> Guest Star: Gary J. Chambers, narration, voiceover and stage
>> Thanks to David Wappel and everyone in the Virtual Writer’s Cafe
>> Eternal thanks to Gillian Morschedi for all the brainstorming work

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Batter Days, Chapter 6

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Creative Riding

Now set up in their studio, Kipper and Mulligan attempt to “become artists.” But the former bumbling henchmen are finding it hard to make the transition. Fortunately, Goggles stops by to check in on them. Goggles has years of experience being a creator. He tries to teach Kipper and Mulligan the fundamentals by introducing them to some of the other artists in The Tunnels. And it is quite an eclectic assortment of creators.

Lending their voices in this episode are Bonnie Kenderdine as Patty, Grant Johnson (VoiceGranted.com) as Raphael, and Gary J. Chambers, (GaryJChambersVO.com) as the Narrator.

>> Guest Star: Grant Johnson, VoiceGranted.com
>> Guest Star: Gary J. Chambers, narration, voiceover and stage
>> Thanks to David Wappel and everyone in the Virtual Writer’s Cafe
>> Eternal thanks to Gillian Morschedi for all the brainstorming work

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Batter Days, Chapter 5

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The Waffle Truth

The Tunnels have reached maximum capacity – 721 studios filled with artists of all types! And it happened much faster than Cindy ever expected it would But now she realizes she must share some information with Mayor Rory and Derrick. It’s a secret she discovered while reading some of the books that Romeo Sykes left behind. The books are also on the mind of Captain Broughha. In fact, the good Captain pays a visit to General Kalamity, once again trying to convince the General to force Cindy to turn over the volumes. Can he succeed where he has failed so many times before?

Lending their voices in this episode are Bonnie Kenderdine, as Cindy and Chief; Kreg Steppe, from the Technorama podcast (chuckchat.com/technorama) and The Topic is Trek podcast (thetopicistrek.com), as Soldier; and Gary J. Chambers, GaryJChambersVO.com as the Narrator.

>> Guest Star: Kreg Steppe from the Technorama and The Topic is Trek podcasts
>> Guest Star: Gary J. Chambers, narration, voiceover and stage
>> Thanks to David Wappel and everyone in the Virtual Writer’s Cafe
>> Eternal thanks to Gillian Morschedi for all the brainstorming work

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Batter Days, Chapter 4

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Seven Hundred And Twenty One

Acting on some advice, Mulligan and Kipper attempt to bring their motorcycle/sidecar, “Old Porcupine,” to The Tunnels. But the entrance to the underground facility is guarded by an automated system. Can they get past it? Or is this the end of the road? Elsewhere in Middling Fair, Mayor Rory has summoned Cindy to a meeting at Town Hall. It seems the Mayor has some questions about The Tunnels. And only Cindy can provide the answers. We are also treated to a performance by Danny Hillcrest.

Lending their voices in this episode are Bonnie Kenderdine, and Gary J. Chambers, GaryJChambersVO.com.

>> Guest Star: Gary J. Chambers, narration, voiceover and stage
>> Thanks to David Wappel and everyone in the Virtual Writer’s Cafe
>> Eternal thanks to Gillian Morschedi for all the brainstorming work

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Batter Days, Chapter 3

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Headline headaches

Buzz “Scoop” Crackerjack Thomas is all set to take on his next assignment. But the new Editor-in-Chief disagrees with Buzz’s choice of topics and tries to substitute another story. Who will win that “discussion”? Elsewhere in Middling Fair, power and water issues continue to run wild. A certain local business is in danger of running out of a critical resource.. We also visit the town of Convenience, where Brax Higgins is trying to deal with his new cellmate, Bad Note Billy.

Lending their voices in this episode are Tracey Morris, from the Disney, Indiana podcast, at DisneyIndiana.com, and Gary J. Chambers, GaryJChambersVO.com.

>> Guest Star: Tracey Morris, from the Disney, Indiana podcast
>> Guest Star: Gary J. Chambers, narration, voiceover and stage
>> Thanks to David Wappel and everyone in the Virtual Writer’s Cafe
>> Eternal thanks to Gillian Morschedi for all the brainstorming work

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