Tom Parson’s glorious theme begins our latest Retrospective of the life of Mark Bruzee. This week I speak with Elie Hirschman who talks of his long-time friend and collaborator from Darker Projects. The episode he chose was “The Bug Doctor”. The second feature from the “Night Terrors” horror anthology. Mark is, as always, the arbiter and your host.
The haunting theme from Tom Parsons begins and ends our episode as usual as we continue our reflection on the life of Mark Bruzee this time with Tracy Babione from Privy Project Productions and some episodes from her Kyleson Chronicles series where Mark was planning to recreate his role from Star Trek: Lost Frontier.
We continue with our reflections on the incredible collection of audio work of the writer, producer, and actor extraordinaire, Mark Bruzee with another who has been an eclectic force for the modern audio drama movement- Pete Lutz. Creative Director, writer, and producer of the Narada Radio Company. Pete shares his memories of Mark and one of the shows they worked on together- “8”.
Music by Tom Parsons.
As we start a limited series of interviews and reflections on the incredible collection of audio work of the writer, producer, and actor extraordinaire, Mark Bruzee, Eric Busby of Eric Busby Presents and Darker Projects fame, help share some memories about Mark and his contribution to the early days of the Golden Age of the Modern Audio Drama movement. Eric’s selected feature of Mark’s this week- Generation One.
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