Thor's Hour of Thunder

"Curious... how everyone who touches those diamonds seems to die."

Content Warning: we discuss outdated themes in the film that would not be acceptable by today's standards.

Content Warning: we discuss outdated themes in the film that would not be acceptable by today's standards.

We reference 921: Frankenstein Conquers the World .

Content Warning: we discuss outdated themes in the film that would not be acceptable by today's standards.

We covered all James Bond movies through Skyfall. Come along for the gadgets, epic scores, bad puns, and screenplays that didn't age very well.

To wish a merry christmas to all our listeners, Thor's occasional merry band of actors performs a production of It's A Wonderful Life, with the script taken verbatim from a 1940's radio dramatization, including us reenacting advertisements for Lux Soap by the cast. THIS IS PART 3 of 3 Many Many Many Many Thanks to McFly for doing an amazing job of editing and producing all three parts of this. He...

To wish a merry christmas to all our listeners, Thor's occasional merry band of actors performs a production of It's A Wonderful Life, with the script taken verbatim from a 1940's radio dramatization, including us reenacting advertisements for Lux Soap by the cast. THIS IS PART 2 of 3 (This group was dubbed the Radio Theatrical Kaleidoscope years ago by Malekith, so we will stick with that title)...

To wish a merry christmas to all our listeners, Thor's occasional merry band of actors performs a production of It's A Wonderful Life, with the script taken verbatim from a 1940's radio dramatization, including us reenacting advertisements for Lux Soap by the cast. (This group was dubbed the Radio Theatrical Kaleidoscope years ago by Malekith, so we will stick with that title)

Shoot first. Sightsee later.

I'm not sure how interested people are in listening to six minutes of outtakes, but I thought these were funny. The outtakes go in chronological order from beginning to end of episode. 

We here at Thor's occasionally write parodies of the old Orson Welles radio detective show "The Shadow" and act them out. Here is one such parody. He is a list of folks from the normal hour of thunder pantheon and the character they play (in case you are courious):  Thor Does the voice of the Narrator and Stebbins,  Baldr does the voice of The Shadow/Lamont Cranston,  Freyja does the voice of Gwen...

We realize about 12 minutes into this episode that we have been talking long enough that we have now reached episode 100. We talk a lot about 90's music in this episode.

The previous episode of our parody of the shadow ended on cliff hanger, so I decided to be a merciful god of thunder and give you the second and final part right away.  Enjoy, Thor

Another episode of our parody of the classic Orson Welles radio play "The Shadow" starring the original cast from our college radio show.

We got the gang who used to record our old college "Radio Theater" back together to record our first original radio drama for the podcast. This was a script by Baldr, parodying the old Orson Welles Radio show "The Shadow."

Back in college Balder and Thor used to be part of a merry band of men and women called the "Radio Theatrical Kaleidoscope." We produced, acted in, and wrote parody episodes of "The Shadow."  After a 5 years, we finally got the whole gang back together and recorded a reading of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." This script for this is the entire script for an Orson Welles directed production o...