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Greenhorn Tales Season 1


One of the writing projects I have been very privileged to work on is Greenhorn Tales, the brainchild of JD Sutter and Christopher Green (of whom it has been said that he is a writing machine).   They brought me on as a script-writer for the first season, and hopefully, a second season is on its way!  (As of this post, I have written two scripts for Season 2.)

Greenhorn Tales is a short-form, comedic audio drama about two college-age guys who are moving out of their parents' home into their first apartment together, and are trying to figure out life on their own!  The tag line, "Life's a stage, and they've forgotten their lines!" sums it up nicely.

For Season 1, I wrote 4 episodes:

Give a listen, let me know what you think (unless you don't like it), and stay tuned for Season 2!

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