It isn’t every day that a fellow takes his motorcycle out for a spin on the open road and ends up attracting a critter bound and determined to become his best buddy. But it happened to Jeff Evans and it’s a tale worth telling. Running time: 9:37 If you enjoyed this podcast, please visit:

Jeff Evans is a storyteller with enough Andy Rooney in him to keep us glued to our headset. In this delightful tale, he reminds us that we experience many milestones in our lives, marriage for example. His son’s, to be exact. Everyone can appreciate that this special day is really centered around the Bride. But it’s true that the Groom’s side of the story seldom is heard, much less his father’s. Jeff sets about to change that oversite with warmth, humor, and the kind of logic most every father of […]

There have been many books written, and movies made, about the differences between men and women, but it’s really not Rocket Science. In fact it’s pretty basic. Running time: 6:20 If you enjoyed this podcast, please visit:

The slow build-up of icy wind and howling huskies, eerily guide you into this Hitchcock-like tale of international intrigue and mystery. Scotland Yard detective Colin Robertson, and his wife Barbara, are invited to attend a ballet comprised of a brilliant collection of dancers from around the world, performing “The Nutcracker Suite” at an Arctic Ice Station. Chuck Fresh plays Robertson, threading his way through one murder after another in the bitter cold of an isolated village. Based on a short story written by Ian Hall. Music by Tchaikovsky. If you […]

All they wanted were two peaceful years in a white-collar prison. What’s so all-fired complicated about that? From that simple goal, how is it they became one of the most media-covered events in recent history? The funniest, most quick-witted female buddy escapade in years! The author, Esther Luttrell, gets tickled just telling it. Truly a delightful romp. Excellent music and sound effects.

Esther finds herself in a rundown Mojave Desert cabin, surrounded by sand, scorpions, and coyotes. During her year of virtual homelessness, she writes her first novel (Murder in the Movies), a screenwriting textbook (Tools of the ScreenWriting Trade; the only textbook on the subject endorsed by the Writer’s Guild of America) and learns to appreciate the beauty of cactus blossoms. Publication of the novel makes it possible for her to move to Kansas, near daughter Brooke. Once again, Esther becomes ill. This time it is the touch of Jesus’ robe […]

What if that miracle of life doesn’t end with death? What if the miracle continues? “ Dear Dean… Love, Mom is the true story of a mother whose son returned from the other side to prove beyond doubt that life and love are eternal. While it’s a deeply personal story, it’s not Esther’s alone. Others tell of their communication with deceased loved ones, intelligently, convincingly, and with passion. From Mojave Beach Productions’ Voice of Halona theater of inspiration, funded by the Forgiveness Foundation International. Esther Luttrell narrates from her book by […]

Divorced and left without funds to move back to California, a back injury calls for surgery. Once again, a miracle changes the course of events. In her darkest moment, Esther pleads with God to tell her what to do, which direction to take. That’s when she hears a voice, clearly and distinctly: “Live your life for me and I will answer your prayers, but I will not think for you.” A sobering statement to say the least. Dean… Love, Mom is a Mojave Beach audio production from its Voice of […]

Nearly midnight in a Florida supermarket. A tiny woman with a face etched in sorrow, asks Esther to hear her story. Because of what Dean had shown his mother since his passing, Esther is able to offer comfort, even enlightenment, to a grieving widow. The experiences continue from all directions, all sources. A student in Esther’s Providence, RI screenwriting workshop is one of many who sees Dean manifest onstage while she is lecturing. Is Dean in evidence or is God in evidence when Esther is given 12 hours advance notice […]

Bob Powell portrays a psychic investigator in this Frank Batelle podcast mystery from Mojave Beach Productions’ Dark Moon Library. Tainted baby food has everyone in Colorado Springs desperate to find the monster responsible for such a wave of evil. Having exhausted every lead, the police turn to Batelle who races the clock to accomplish the seemingly impossible. Marvin Stottlemire is the Narrator who keeps the story moving. Jeff Evans plays Police Detective Alan Nelson. Featured Mojave Beach Players Diane Wurzer, Mike Mathewson, Darlene Smith-Ash and Chuck Mosley round out the […]