"Wayfaring Men" recreation of lost 1933 audio drama serial - plus a behind-the-scenes podcast

What's more exciting than premiering a recreated lost episode of a classic audio drama? Premiering a completely unknown and lost show! Such is "Wayfaring Men," Project Audion's latest offering. "Wayfaring Men" was a dramatic summer 1933 CBS serial about the lives of the hoboes, tramps, and bums who were numerous during the Great Depression. Not a single recording of the show exists, and almost no background information either, but Project Audion came into a handful of original mimeographed scripts, and has selected one episode from June 1933 to bring back to life.

But wait - there's more! Not only will you join the men (and women) who wandered over America's rails and roadways  as they try to survive without money or jobs... Because this is the finale  of our fifth season, we're first going to first take you behind the scenes for an extended look at how our shows are created, from script to rehearsals, from sound effects to recording and post-production, you'll discover what goes into each Project Audion episode. 

Heard (and seen) in THIS episode:
Trevor Rines in Toronto canada
Donna Patton in Tennessee
Kim Titus in Texas
Jack Ward in Nova Scotia
David Ries in Georgia
Larry Groebe produced and directed from Texas