ATC111: Interview with Nick Guy Creator, Frank Ulle & Discussion Grab Bag | #AudioDramaDay Bonus

It's a bonus episode to celebrate World Audio Drama Day! ATC contributor Austin Peachey brings an interview with the creator of the Nick Guy audio drama series, Frank Ulle. We get some feedback from Michael B. and we address some great discussion questions submitted by listeners. And we tell you how you could own Francis Drake's island.


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Discussion Segment

• World Audio Drama Day
• The Animated Voice, Vol. One by W.R. Miller - features ATC, Phil Lollar, Will Ryan, Katie Leigh, and more
• Phil Lollar bonus audio
• Sir Francis Drake’s island for sale
• What is the ideal length for an audio drama? - Suggested by Carlton
• At Home In Mitford Cookbook
• Is Rollo a character in Lamplighter Theatre? - Suggested by Richard
• Which are better? Original audio drama or dramatizations of classic literature or works by a bestselling author? - Suggested by Carlton

Interview Segment

Frank Ulle and his daughter

Frank Ulle - Creator of Nick Guy and The Human Eel, writer, director, voice actor
ATC Contributor Austin Peachey conducted this interview with Frank Ulle

Nick Guy, Private Eye 

The Human Eel
Austin's Blog Review of Nick Guy

Feedback Segment

Feedback from Michael Blackston of the Funny Messy Life podcast


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