Powder River - Season Thirteen

A Radio Dramatization

De: Jerry Robbins

Narrado por: Jerry Robbins, The Colonial Radio Players

Duración: 6 h y 20 m

Resumen del Editor

The thirteenth season of Powder River brings you sixteen episodes of action, adventure, suspense, high emotion, and tragedy that listeners have come to expect from the long-running audio drama series.

In Season 13, Doc wonders if he is too far behind the times when "The New Doctor" arrives in Clearmont. Esther has a strange visitor at the saloon in "Wade Cody", while Dawes decides it's time to ask Erica to marry him in "A Faded Rose". Meanwhile, Levi fears Britt has been pushed to the edge of his sanity in "That Way Madness Lies.”

Britt’s past comes back to haunt him in the three-part “This Side of Fury” (guest starring Larry Albert from Imagination Theatre), Laurel is not adjusting to domestic bliss, and Esther goes to battle for her saloon in “The Trials of Laurel Wilkins and Esther McCoy.” When the Texas Rangers are unable to pursue the man responsible for the deadly ambush when he crosses into Mexico, Britt takes up the hunt and crosses the Rio Grande in the explosive two-part “MacMasters on the Trail.” These, and more adventures await you along the banks of the mighty Powder River.

Episodes include: The Message/ That Way Madness Lies/ A Visitor From Texas/ The Pot Of Gold/ A Faded Rose/ Suppliant Requests/ Wade Cody/ The New Doctor/ This Side of Fury, Part 1/ This Side of Fury, Part 2/ This Side of Fury, Part 3/ The Trials of Laurel Wilkins and Esther McCoy/ Octavia in Love/ New Books/ MacMasters on the Trail, Part 1/ MacMasters on the Trail, Part 2.

Starring Jerry Robbins and the Colonial Radio Players.

Executive producer Mark Vander Berg.
Produced by Neil Gustin.
Music by Jeffrey Gage.
Cover illustration by Jeff Hayes.
Written and directed by Jerry Robbins.

©2020 The Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air, all rights reserved. (P)2020 The Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air, all rights reserved. Published by Brilliance Publishing, Inc.

Great Stories!

Love Powder River...(although I like Esther better when she owned the Hat shop.)

Can’t wait until the next volume!

Awesome

Loved it. Listening to it again, but this time with my wife. She also loves Powder River.

Just the right tension, action, humor & conflict

It was a long wait but so worth it. New stories, deeper character development and a sagebrush landscape in the imagination made for a satisfying non stop listening experience. Particulary like the expansion of the younger characters story lines . Also like the interplay between Doc and Dawes and learning more of the back story in Ohio.

next season?

All seasons are really great!
when is season 14 going to happen?
Jerry Robbins and the whole crew are an excellent blend to create stories that make you feel like your right there with them!
Can't wait to hear season 14!

A mighty good series.

I have enjoyed this series greatly. Episodes filled with tears and laughter. I thought that some of the music was a little too loud and some of the dialog was too soft but I still believe that I got my money's worth.

Greatest Audio Show Ever!

I have been listening to Powder River since it first aired on XM/Sirius radio.
I have followed the show religiously and have loved every season and was always wanting more.
Every season has a wide range of emotions that keep you interested.
I am sad that this was the last season.
I highly recommend that you start from season 1 and follow the stories as they unfold.
If I could change anything about this series, it would be keep writing more Jerry. I always anticipated more show, and the twists and turns the adventures that we get to share along the mighty Powder River!
Thanks for the Great series!

Awesome stories!

My family and I love the Powder River Series! We hope more will be made. We will be so sad if they quit making them. These stories are fun, exciting, hair raising, and are so funny. We love the characters! Jerry Robbins and his crew does a fine job! Please keep them coming!!!

13 Seasons and Better Than Ever!

Even after all these years, my face still hurts from smiling so hard when I listen to the tales from Powder River! Keep ‘em coming!