About UsABOUT US Radio Story Hour is the next
project from the creators of the successful Secrets of
Harridge House, which ran on KNVC 95.1 FM, Carson City's
community radio station, for three seasons. The creators
wanted to move away from the weekly series format and give
themselves some breathing room. What resulted is a
once-monthly anthology series that premiered in April 2023. The team includes: SCOTT YOUNG A writer-producer, Scott's been
floating around the Film/TV industry since 1980, when he
sold his first script to a popular TV series. Since then,
he's worked for studios and independent companies alike. In
2020, when the Covid-19 lockdowns were first starting, he
branched into audio dramas by co-creating Secrets of
Harridge House. Scott mainly works with the writers,
directors and actors, but also takes the reins as director
once in a while. JOE BLY Joe is the audio engineer and
Program Manager at KNVC. His forte is creating audio
soundscapes that conjure up vivid images in the listener's
minds. He's a master at creating sound effects, which saves
the production money by not having to rely on commercial
sound effects libraries. When he's not painting amazing
audio landscapes, he's also an accomplished musician and an
actor with many years of performing experience under his
belt. DEE BEARDSLEY Following a 40-year career in
the legal world, Dee returned to her undergraduate and
graduate roots in theater and radio with her involvement on
Secrets of Harridge House as a writer and supervising
producer and in Radio Story Hour as a writer, director, and
producer. When not involved in productions, she writes short
stories, provides copy editing services to novelists, and
teaches Zentangle workshops.
DANIEL GEE HUSSON Daniel is the newest member
of the team, having come aboard to help with getting The
Feud, a new series, up and running. He's a Santa Fe-based
writer, producer, and director. From 2017 to 2020, he lived
in Glasgow, Scotland. He comes from a strong theater
background and has had his plays produced at home and
abroad. When he’s not producing digital work, you can find
Daniel hiking up Sun Mountain or somewhere in the Pecos
Wilderness.
Ninety-five percent of the shows we produce are developed
in-house. We will occasionally take pitch meetings from new
writers. It's recommended that any writers interested in
working on one of our productions write to us at radio(dot)story(dot)teller(at)gmail(dot)com
-- (sorry, but we spell out the email address like this to
prevent automated spam bots from acquiring the address from
this website.). In the email, tell us who you are, where you
are, and a rundown of all of your writing experience.