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Donald J. Trump (Dimension AAA)

Donald J. Trump is a character in *Morning Show*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. When introduced, he is the president of the United States who has just caused a zombie outbreak.

**Appearance:** *Packer & Ratcliff* "The Pursuit of Packer"

**Actor:** Joe Morales

## **Story**

It is unknown when this Donald J. Trump was elected president, but it is pretty safe to assume it was in 2016. He was definitely president in 2019.

In 2017, there was a Women's March in D.C. that Shelly Meyers attended. Protestors did destroy some federal property ("Evaluation").

It is mentioned that, in this dimension, he pulled the federal government out of international climate change deals, abdicating any responsibility to deal with the crisis ("Emergency Powers").

Shortly after the outbreak begins, Trump gives a press conference with Dr. Schwartz beside him. *Morning Show* carries this feed for a short time before cutting it off and calling it not useful. While it airs, though, Trump says many crazy things. He blames the incident on Schwartz, whom he dubs 'Schwartzy,' and says the footage of him knocking the virus out of Schwartzy's hand is doctored. Trump says the Democrats starts this mess, Schwartzy and his gang of thirteen angry Dems, and President Obama began the project. Trump says it's not his fault the zombies got loose like in *Jurassic Park 2*. He says the zombies are bringing drugs, crimes, rapists, and some are good zombies. He says they're going to build a wall over the Mississippi River to keep the zombies at bay, then push them back into the sanctuary cities where the zombies live.

Dr. Schwartz contradicts all of this. From Schwartz's comments, it can be assumed that, in this dimension, Trump knocked the virus vial out of Schwartz's hands and unleashed the virus on the populace, as he was seen to do in Dimension DD ("The Pursuit of Packer").

## **Other Versions**

There have been multiple versions of Donald Trump seen in different dimensions of the show. They are all pretty similar in portrayal, though should be considered separate characters. The following have appeared on the show.

* Donald J. Trump (Dimension A)
* Donald J. Trump (Dimension DD)

## **Trivia**

* This is one of the few characters based on a real person. If anything, the fictional Donald Trump is a little more competent and a little smarter than his real-life counterpart.
* Noah Martin, who played Trump in his first Dimension DD appearance the year before, was invited to reprise the role, but was unable to make the show this version appeared in. That's the only reason there are two different actors voicing him.
Huxley Vs. the Shame Spirit

"Huxley Vs. the Shame Spirit" is the tenth episode of *Itsahlbend Theatre.* It was performed May 8th, 2021 as the second segment of Show LXXI. It was released as podcast episode 358.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Samantha Stark

Previous episode: "A Visit from Saint Nicholas"

Next episode: "Oh, Henry"

## **The Story**

Hubert plays Haji, the Shame Spirit.

A boy tries to play a gross prank on a girl.

## **Guest Starring**

* Sam Clements as Huxley
* Megan Overholt as Alex
* Samantha Stark as Hannah

## **Trivia**

* Haji is a yokai shame spirit from Japanese folklore.
Chandler Leclerc

Chandler Leclerc is a character in *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*.

**Actor:**Dallas Ray

**Appearance:** *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One* #2.08 "A Rufus Carol"

## **Early Life**

Chandler lived in Ars-en-Re, a small, beautiful French village by the sea. He had never had a very good life, and had always been a loner, with his nose buried in books. The main thing he studied was religion, and he believed very strongly in God, the Holy Spirit, and the Old Testament concept of balancing the scales. He worked for the Priory of Saint Etienne, and kept mainly to himself as much as possible, although still liked to believe his work was helping people.

Despite not wanting to be around people in general, Chandler did see the beauty in the world around him, including joy in children's faces and the sound of a bell ringing. He had very strong views that he stubbornly held, both positive and negative. He also believed in taking stock of one's own actions and paying retribution for any mistakes.

## **Chosen One**

When Rufus Reginald Rochester tried to approach Chandler to let him know he was the Chosen One, Chandler was frightened and attempted to get away. After several attempts over a couple of days, Rufus cornered him and made him learn the truth.

Needless to say, training did not go well. Chandler never got over his fears, believing himself to be not worthy, and sure he had done something to piss God off and this was his punishment.

Chandler’s first major confrontation was with a sentient piece of toast with a mustache and beret, a relatively minor monster, as such things go. Still, Chandler could not bring himself to truly fight back, and was killed by the toast.

## **Afterlife**

Chandler's ghost appeared to Rufus as part of a plot by the U.L.P. to dredge up guilt. Chandler had decided that his religious studies demanded an eye for an eye. Since Rufus got Chandler killed, Chandler demanded that Rufus take his own life in return. His soul was forcibly put to rest by a spell from Josh Wallace ("A Rufus Carol").
Giant (Itsahlbend Theatre episode)

"Giant" is the twenty-first episode of *Itsahlbend Theatre.* It was performed October 14th, 2023 as the third segment in Show C. It has not yet been released on the podcast.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Samantha Stark

Previous episode: "The Frogs Who Demanded a King"

Next episode: "Amelia Earhart Disappears"

## **The Story**

A retelling of *Jack and the Beanstalk* with the characters from *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One.*

## **Guest Starring**

* Joe Morales as Alexis Augustus Armentrout
* Nathan Haley as Daniel Kravitz, The Giant
* Ryan Yohe as Grezit the Green
* Wendy Parks as Mommy Reynolds
* Ben Neidenthal as Calleth Penrose
* Shane Stefanchik as Rufus the Goose
* Megan Overholt as Jeleen the Harp
* Nick Arganbright as Novir the Cow, a.k.a. Mr. Smashypatty
* Sam Clements as Voldare

## **Trivia**

* The story was narrated, not by one of the regular hosts, but by a *Kravitz* character.
Crunch Time

"Crunch Time" is the eleventh episode of *Universe Journey* (season eight) and the one hundred and seventh episode of the series. It was performed on June 10, 2023 as the final segment of Show XCVI. It has not yet been released on the podcast.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Nick Arganbright

Previous episode: "What We Leave Behind"

Next episode: "The Gift"

## **The Story**

As tensions rise and the starsheep is near death, Neu emerges from the entertainment suite and Zee returns.

## **Guest Stars**

* Kristin Green as Lt. Tik
* Megan Overholt as Zee
* Samantha Stark as Ens. Sylvia Bernard
* Grace Wilson as Ens. Neato
Beau and Chuck Berry

Beau and Chuck Berry are characters in *Privates*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. They are the older brothers of Frank Berry, and are cops who patrol together known as the Blue Berrys. They don't like private detectives nor any friend of Frank's, though they don't believe he has friends.

**First appearance:** *Privates* #2.03 "Frank in the Bank, Jake in the Bed"

**Number of appearances in *Privates*:** 1

**Actor:** Nathan Haley (Beau) and Darren Esler (Chuck)

## **Story**

As children, Beau and Chuck always left Frank Berry, their younger brother, out of their activities, clubhouse, and games, considering him the black sheep of the family, and claiming he has been a pain in their backsides since the day he was born. They couldn't ask for a worse little brother, though Frank said they never gave him the chance. They were always mean, but never physically abusive.

They are rambunctious, and are known to whip their dicks out in public after a few beers. Beau doesn't think Frank deserves fair.

Beau and Chuck run into Frank and Detective Jake Cotton outside a bank on their beat. They ask Frank if he's casing the place, though don't believe Frank would dare break the law in their territory, though don't trust him to behave otherwise. They tell Frank his clothes look too fancy. They don't believe Frank is helping Jake with a case, and call Frank more mouse than man, and poor. Chuck says Frank is a sorry excuse for a Berry. But because they don't see any cash sticking out, they don't have any real reason to shake Frank down.

Frank says Jake is more brother to him than Chuck and Beau ever were, and that angers them. Beau demands Frank take back the comment, but instead Frank makes a 9/11 joke, which upsets them further. They don't want to hit him while they are in uniform, though. Chuck demands Frank and Jake meet them after shift at Sully's Gym, 7PM, for a fist fight. Frank says he and Jake will be there and Beau and Chuck leave.

Frank then tells Jake that Beau and Chuck won't show up for the fight, as they are more bluster than bite ("Frank in the Bank, Jake in the Bed").
Ben Neidenthal

Ben Neidenthal is a definitely a citizen of Earth planet, and has always been. He is not from a planet somewhere in another galaxy, and certainly will not be returning there whenever his non-existent mission is complete. Ben grew up in Columbus, Ohio, and graduated with a degree in Film and Animation from The Columbus College of Art and Design. There is no need to investigate any further into that situation.

Ben has released two award-winning animated films, which were shown at numerous film festivals around the world. He is an award-winning podcaster, producing and co-hosting multiple shows. His company, Boxland Media, LLC, has produced hundreds of local TV and Radio commercials for major advertisers in Central Ohio for over a decade, and is the voice of several companies including Byers Auto, and Capsa Healthcare. Boxland Media also serves as the theatrical home for *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*.

In 2020, during the pandemic, Ben began running D&D games for several IABD troupe members. He became the one hundred and ninth guest star, and eventually led to his joining the group in November 2022. Though he did not appear in the show that first month of his membership.

Ben is a Libra, an ordained minister, was a spy for the Tok Ra, can see around corners, and in his abundant free time, he trains cats how to surf. His personal claims have an accuracy rate of around 60%.

## **Characters**

### **Recurring Characters**

* Mortimer Miles McClendon and Calleth Penrose in *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One*
* Liota in *Space Dirt*

### **Guest Characters**

#### Commercials

* Ben in "A.I.-Generated Script"
* Ben in *Awkward Moments in IABD History* "Ben's First Month"
* Ben in *The Directors* "Protest"
* Ben in *The Nubes* "Betrayal," "Replaced," and "Series Finale"

***Itsahlbend Theatre***

* Sir Gawain in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight."
* Crowd in "Teeny-weeny: The Old Woman and the Physician."

***Space Dirt***

* Echo Jaycon in "Mr. Foley's Universe"

***The Topnotch Tangler***

* The Pall in "The Pall is Left Out" (substitute casting; live show only)

#### ***Universe Journey***

* Lt. Jaycon in "The Sacrifice"
* Traycar in "A Warm Welcome"
* Lt. Bobo in "The Swelling Ground"
Derek

Derek is a character in *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One,*a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour.* He is a high school senior bully at the time of his appearance.

**Appearance:** *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One* #3.15 "Young Rufus"

**Actor:** Wayne Jay

## **Story**

When Rufus Reginald Rochester was fourteen, Derek picked on the younger student, tired of Rufus acting like he was better than everyone else. Rufus gained power from a demon and ripped off Derek's hands. The U.L.P. intervened in the situation, but it is unknown what became of Derek.

Derek was a moron, per Rufus, failing all of his classes and slacking off. He ran with two others, Quinton and Robbie. He considered Rufus' older sister, Rosalyn Roger Rochester, "cute," and threatened her with sexual assault, which is what prompted Rufus to attack.
Frank in the Bank, Jake in the Bed

"Frank in the Bank, Jake in the Bed" is the third episode of the second season of *Privates,* a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. It was the opening segment of Show LXIII. It was performed on September 12th, 2020. It was released as podcast episode 315.

**Written by** Jerome Wetzel

**Directed by** Samantha Stark

**Previous episode**: "Fellow the Money"

**Next episode**: "Round in Circles"

## **The Story**

This episode begins just a short time after the previous, still in the same morning (almost noon), just post-coitus for Dame Judy Bench and Detective Jake Cotton. She says she'd better get going so he can get to work. He questions her motives. She insists she just wanted sex, and now she has to meet her mother for lunch. They wonder over how great the sex was, and how much they care about one another. Jake drops his questioning.

Monologuing, Jake considers that she might finally be telling the truth, and can't blame her for being evasive. He loves her because of her behavior, not in spite of it.

Redressed, Jake gets to the bank just as Frank Berry is exiting it. Frank observes the signs Judy left on Jake, then tells Jake that the bank wouldn't let him see Cordelia Bench's records. Before Frank can say any more, two cops approach them and begin harassing Frank, asking if he's casing the bank to plan a robbery, but also opining that Frank wouldn't dare do such a thing on their beat. They're also mean to Jake because he's a private detective and is hanging out with Frank. Frank tries to leave, but the cops won't allow him.

It comes out that the pair are Frank's older brothers, Beau and Chuck Berry. They don't believe Frank would help with Jake's case, and have a lot of negative things to say about their sibling. Frank insists he's helping out a friend, but the two don't think Frank has friends. When Frank declares Jake is more of a brother to him than Beau and Chuck were, the cops challenge the pair to a fistfight that evening. Frank accepts and they leave.

Jake is not happy, not wanting to fight with cops. Frank, now acting like nothing has happened, says they are all bluster, not bite, and they'll have some excuse for not showing up, so Jake doesn't need to worry about attending the match. They're just bullies, and always have been. Jake wonders how Frank can be so unaffected, and Frank says they aren't part of his life and not worth wasting a thought on. Jake says he may have misjudged Frank and perhaps understands him a little better now. Frank says if seeing him interact with his brothers helps Jake understand him, then Jake doesn't know him at all. Jake offers to buy Frank a cheap lunch.

Monologuing, Jake admits the bank was a dead end, and thinks Frank needs a hug, but Jake isn't going to be the one to give it to him. Jake then heads home, hoping Judy will be there soon.

## **Guest Starring**

* Nathan Haley as Beau Berry
* Darren Esler as Chuck Berry
Going Home

"Going Home" is the fourteenth episode of *Universe Journey* season three and the fortieth of the series. It was performed on June 22, 2018 as the opening segment of *Radio Hour*'s performance at Comfest. It was released as podcast episode 174.

Written and directed by Jerome Wetzel

Previous episode: "Woman or Fauxman"

Next episode: "All Good Things... Part 1"

## **The Story**

Kahkay returns to his hometown of Buffalo, New York.

## **Guest Stars**

* Keith Jackson as Malone
* Samantha Stark as Laura
* Ryan Yohe as voice
* Cathy Rinella as the narrator

## **Trivia**

* This performance was after the episode that comes next in sequence. They were swapped in episode number for continuity purposes.
* There were two commercials performed in the middle of this episode.
Ex Marks the Spot Chapter 1

"Ex Marks the Spot Chapter 1" is the first episode of the first season of *Privates,* a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. It was the third segment of Show XXXIX. It was performed on September 8th, 2018. It was released as podcast episode 193.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Nick Arganbright

Next episode: "Ex Marks the Spot Chapter 2"

## **The Story**

Detective Jake Cotton is in his office late at night, alone, as the rain pours down outside. He is drinking and thinking of Dame Judy Bench, his ex-girlfriend.

Then Judy enters, and they banter for a bit before she reveals she needs his help. Their relationship woes enter into the conversation, but she eventually gets around to telling him that her pet leopard, Spot, was missing when she arrived home this evening. She is sure the cat has been stolen.

Jake's first suspect is Dame Cordelia Bench, Judy's mother, who always wanted Spot's pelt, and tried to buy the animal many times. Judy says that Cordelia is out of the country, and besides, she loves her daughter.

Jake agrees to find Spot. Judy asks why, when things ended so badly between them. Jake expresses he hopes they can begin again, but Judy resists, despite admitting to having trouble moving on from him. She felt like he didn't give her enough attention. She leaves, with Jake determined to do the right thing and help.

## **Re-run**

This episode was re-run at the Columbus Arts Festival 2019, with Sean Taylor guest narrating. It was not changed substantially.

## **Trivia**

* Judy's pet leopard is inspired by Carol(et.al.)'s pet ocelot from the television show *Archer*.
* Keith always wore a trench coat and hat while performing as Jake, but most pictures taken for the series are done during the final run-thru, and Keith prefers to save his costumes as a surprise for the actual performance.
Chelsea from Downtown

Chelsea from Downtown is a character in *Morning Show*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*.

**First appearance:** *Morning Show* #1.05 "Fallout"

**Number of appearances:** 1 (as of June 2020)

**Actor:** Jessica Gibson

## **Story**

Chelsea was one of several people who called in the first day *Morning Show* returned after the zombie outbreak. She sang the word "Downtown" and Gus Goodall asked her if she was a Petula Clark fan. She didn't know who that was. She says she is twenty-six, and Gus makes fun of her before hanging up on her.
Dawn Vaughn

Dawn Vaughn is a character on *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. She has a Queens, New York accent and is very technologically skilled. She is gay.

**First appearance:** *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One* #3.03 "Recall Me, Maybe"

**Number of appearances:** 3

**Actor:** Karen Perta

## **Story**

Dawn was one of fifteen trainees who lived in dorms and took classes at the U.L.P. ranch in Kalispell, Montana in 2019. She shared a living quarters with Novir. She spent most of her spare time tinkering with inventions and helping the ranch get a technology upgrade, a la The Oracle ("Cult of B.O.B.").

She is impressed with more than just the technical, though, being fascinated by the legend of the Thunderbird.

Dawn was the only one who would hang around with Corey Addison after the incident with the enenra. Corey was kind of mean to Dawn, making fun of her interests and calling her Dawn of the Doodads, among other names, which Dawn would bristle at, but usually quickly forgave. Dawn would occasionally poke back, calling her Squeezy, but only when Corey struck first ("Recall Me, Maybe"). This became even more pronounced when Corey only talked to Dawn when she was bored and kept secrets from her ("Cave of Wonders").

Corey and Dawn were with Novir on the day Calleth Penrose came to the ranch. When Novir took off to see him, they followed. Because of this, they were roped into spending the afternoon helping Calleth with his protection project, which neither woman was that interested in ("Recall Me, Maybe").

Dawn didn't much attention to the flirtations and relationship drama of others, especially straight people, saying she says she had no idea how their relationships work, and considers it none of her business. She perked up whenever Corey paid her attention ("Witch Hunt").

Corey finally slept with Dawn just before the monster attack on the ranch. Dawn thought the sex was amazing, but said she wasn't open to a friends-with-benefits situation, and if Corey didn't want to date her, she was cruel to have slept with her. Corey doesn't seem keen on the idea of being a couple, and Dawn presses her to make up her mind. But they are interrupted by the attack.

Dressing quickly, Dawn grabs her baseball bat and heads outside. The magical defenses fall, and Corey's life becomes endangered when the enenra returns. Corey wants to flee the ranch, but Dawn insists they ask Daniel Kravitz and Abby Reynolds for help. Corey runs away anyway, and Dawn doesn't follow. Which leaves her vulnerable when Monbo finds her alone. Dawn can't answer Monbo's questions, and Monbo kills her. Dawn's final word is "Corey" ("With Great Power...").
Chickee

Chickee is a character in *Travels With T.I.M.*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*.

**Appearance:** *Travels With T.I.M.* #1.04 "Family Ties"

**Actor:** Megan Overholt

## **Story**

Chickee lives in the village of Nuboneya. He is the first to notice Ezra Ford and Litcone Firest when they approach the settlement. He greets them warmly and alerts his fellow citizens to their presence. He leads them to the center of town and fetches food for them, as well as those who want to speak to the outsiders. Confused at the visitors' ignorance, Chickee explains what is happening and what is expected of them, but doesn't give them specifics of the situation, saying it isn't his place.

As the hearing begins, Chickee joins the crowd off-stage, though does express his opinion at one point when he feels Yine has insulted their village, which he loves. He's fine with the incest in the village. Chickee is the uncle of Wetrop, brother of Soma, and first cousin to Yine. Chickee believes Wetrop should stay in Nuboneya, though it is unknown what motivates that opinion. Even after the decision doesn't go the way Chickee wants, he is happy to pack up food for Litty to take with her.
C'mon-uppence

"C'mon-uppence" is the thirteenth episode of *Universe Journey* (season five) and the sixty-seventh episode of the series. It was performed on June 6, 2020 as the closing segment of Show LX. It has not yet been released on the podcast.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Kristin Green

Previous episode: "BFFs"

Next episode: "Looking Up"

## **The Story**

Kahkay returns to face the consequences of his actions.

## **Guest Stars**

* Ryan Yohe as Lt. Michael Anders
* Chase McCants as Jay Jamieson
* Jessica Gibson as Adm. Jenko

## **Trivia**

* It was important to the writer that Kahkay be re-promoted *before* Jenko found out about the circumstances that led to his demotion.
Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One (Volume 1)

The first volume of *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One* begins with Daniel as an unhappy antique store owner. His only friend and employee is Abby Reynolds.

Then, Rufus Reginald Rochester shows up telling Daniel that he is the Chosen One tasked with defending the world against the Ultimate Evil. Daniel thinks Rufus is crazy, but several monsters come in short succession, including Grezit the Green, who survives being beheaded and is taken prisoner. Daniel admits that things are real and reluctantly begins to train with Rufus. Shortly thereafter, Rufus' niece, Ragina, moves to town and begins dating Daniel.

Daniel begins to grow in skill and ability, fighting more foes along the way. Abby befriends Grezit, who slowly becomes part of the team. A man named Josh Wallace casts a spell on the group, making Abby think she's the Chosen One because he has a crush on her, but then willingly breaks the spell. Abby tells him to go away.

In the end, Ragina turns out to be evil, working for the Ultimate Evil. She claims it is not evil at all, and tries to recruit Daniel to help her against Rufus' employers, the U.L.P., whom she claims is corrupt. But her minions almost kill Abby. Daniel and Ragina (and friends) fight to the death, with Josh jumping in to help at the last minute. Ragina's supporters are killed and Ragina escapes, Rufus unable to kill his niece. Daniel and Abby admit their feelings for one another. Rufus, devastated, leaves.

No *Story Roundtable* was recorded specifically for this volume, but the story contained within was part of the *Roundtable* recorded at the conclusion of volume 2, with volume 1 cast member Amanda Iman participating.

A script book of these episodes was released for paperback and ebook in April 2020.

## **Main Cast**

Nathan Haley as Daniel Kravitz

Wendy Parks as Abby Reynolds

Shane Stefanchik as Rufus Reginald Rochester

Ryan Yohe as Grezit the Green

Amanda Iman as Ragina

## **Timeline**

The first volume takes place over about a year, starting in late summer 2015 and running through mid-summer 2016.

In real life, it was performed over the course of 15 months, running during 11 monthly shows and two special performances.

There is one episode that is out of order in the continuity (#1.05) and the biggest time jumps happen between #1.06-#1.09, in which more than eight months pass. The volume ends with a three-part story taking place in a two-day period.

* #1.01 "Not Bored for Long" - late summer 2015
* #1.02 "Get Out" - three days later
* #1.03 "Children Will Not Listen" - about a week later
* #1.04 "Childish Thing" - about three weeks later (early fall)
* #1.05 "Daniel & Grezit's Crazy Christmas" - several months later (December 2015)
* #1.06 "Ragina" - jumps back and immediately follows #1.04
* #1.07 "Abby Reynolds, Chosen One" - mid-winter 2016
* #1.08 "Wanda's Wand" - early spring 2016
* #1.09 "Team Work" - early summer 2016 (ten months after the series begins)
* #1.10 "Three's Company" - a week or so later
* #1.11 "The Body" - a couple of weeks later (late summer 2016)
* #1.12 "State of Disbelief" - immediately following
* #1.13 "A Family Affair" - the next day
It's All Been Done Presents Wiki

## **Welcome to the It's All Been Done Presents Wiki**

It's All Been Done Presents is an entertainment network of podcasts, written work, video series, and more based in Columbus, Ohio. It was founded by Jerome Wetzel in 2016 as an expansion of the show *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. Originally, it was a podcast feed that housed multiple podcasts. Later, it became a website listing many programs.

Some programs are produced by the network itself. Some are produced independently and partner with the network for advertising purposes.

In the summer of 2019, the network decided to refocus only on work it produces itself, dissolving all partner podcast contracts on September 30th. A few network-produced shows were also dropped.

## **It's All Been Done Presents Programs**

#### **Produced Podcasts**

* *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*
* *Dirty Story Night*
* *It's All Been Trekked Before*

#### **Written Work**

* *GOD is my BFF*
* *Stark Story Snacks*
* *It's All Been Written*
* *Love's Lust Lost*
* *Jim's Dailey by Jerome Wetzel*

#### **Video Series**

* *It's All Been Done Radio Hour: Backstage*
* *Quarterly Book Club*
* *Nikki Tells You How to Live Your Life*

## **Former Programs**

* *Amanda's Picture Show A Go Go* (formerly *The Oscars Are My Superbowl*)
* *The Good, The Bad, & The Geeky*
* *It's All Been Done: A Barenaked Ladies Podcast*
* *Jerome Wetzel's TV Reviews*
* *Life's Gummy*
* *Marianne's Macabre Review*
* *Pop Culture A Go Go*
* *Squatch Smashers*
* *Syndicated Nightmares*
* *Today's The Day*
* *That One Sports Show*

## **Staff Members**

* Jerome Wetzel
* Samantha Stark
* Shane Stefanchik
* Kristin Green
Columbus Arts Festival 2018

*It's All Been Done Radio Hour* performed at the Columbus Arts Festival for the first time in 2018 for their tenth non-monthly show. It was a sixty-minute performance consisting entirely of first-episode reruns, and occurred on Friday, June 8th at 7PM. Because of cast availability, a number of parts were played by different performers than when the episodes were originally performed. It was written and directed by Jerome Wetzel.

Shane Stefanchik read the introduction.

Seamus Talty was slated to perform, but ultimately was unable to. Jerome filled in as Foley artist and played Chief Engineer Foley in *Universe Journey*. The *Pirate Jack* commercial intended to be in the show was replaced with *Astronaut Jake*.

The entire show was released as a single podcast, episode B2.

A trailer was released for this show.

## **Segments**

* *Universe Journey* "God Man"
* Commercial *Astronaut Jake* "Telescope"
* *Mystery Dream Team* "Frankenstein's Monster"
* Commercial *Tina's* "Tires"
* *The Topnotch Tangler* "Food Fight"
Allie Friedan

Allie Friedan is a character in *Morning Show*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. When introduced, she is evaluating Shelly Meyers for an unspecified job at a high level, implying that it involves the federal government.

**First appearance:** *Morning Show* #1.09 "Evaluation"

**Number of appearances:** 1 (as of September 2020)

**Actor:** Eva Espey

## **Story**

Allie interrupts a meeting between the three leads following their broadcast. She tries to be unobtrusive, mentioning she is often able to blend into the scenery pretty well, but Gus Goodall keeps talking about her until she leaves. Later, in Shelly's office, Allie wonders why Shelly didn't have a cover story, though she understands why Shelly didn't tell the others about her.

Allie seems genuinely happy to see Shelly and impressed with her work, both in her first appearance, and later when the two meet privately in Shelly's office. Allie reveals almost nothing about herself, keeping the focus on Shelly. Allie admits the process she performs can be invasive, but says Shelly has earned a look with her impressive work. Allie didn't see anything disqualifying in investigating Shelly.

Allie does speak to Shelly about destruction that happened at the Women's March in D.C. in 2017, but seems satisfied Shelly wasn't participating in a non-peaceful way and warns her not to in the future. Allie assures Shelly she and whoever she works for doesn't believe Shelly is against the government or she would be talking to someone much scarier ("Evaluation").
In the Shadows of the Lab

"In the Shadows of the Lab" is the sixth episode of *The Topnotch Tangler* (season five) and the forty-eighth episode of the series overall. It was performed on June 12th, 2021 as the third segment in Show LXXII. It was released as podcast episode 363.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Kristin Green

Previous episode: "The Time Police Cometh"

Next episode: "Aftermath"

## **Guest Stars**

* Chase McCants as Capt. Comptroller
* Karen Perta as Kamderly Denson
* Ashley Collins as Dr. Pavel
* Dan Condo as Dr. Meyer
* Casey May as Dr. Sutton
* Kristin Green as Bethany
* Megan Overholt as Sydney

## **Trivia**

* The Shadowy Figure is voiced in this episode, but the performer's identity was hidden in the live stream to conceal the character. That is why they are not listed under Guest Stars.
* Due to a family emergency, Karen Perta was unable to attend this performance. Sam Clements voiced Kam. Karen later recorded the dialogue and was edited into the podcast.
* While Kim barely appeared in this episode, Samantha Stark briefly reprised her role as the janitor Jerry from a *Georgie's Jabs* commercial.
* Similarly, series leads Katie Boissoneault and Joe Morales played other characters in this episode. Katie was Holly Harper from the *Holly Harper* commercials and Joe was Jimmy from *Georgie's Jabs*.
* Marianne Dean Jackson was scripted to reprise her role as Dr. Noa in this episode, but with Marianne unavailable, the character of Dr. Pavel was created as a replacement. Dr. Noa appears in the next episode.
Captain Oho

"Captain Oho" is the ninth episode of the first season of *Travels With T.I.M.,*a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. It was the third segment of Show LXXXIII. It was performed on May 21st, 2022. It was released as podcast episode 414.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Kristin Green

Previous episode: "The Final Solution"

Next episode: "Don't You Forget About Me"

## **The Story**

A mysterious stranger shows up, and seems to already know T.I.M. - in his future.

## **Guest Starring**

* Megan Overholt as Captain Oho
* Chase McCants as Nasan
Fizzybibbit

Fizzbibbit is a monster in *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour.*

**First appearance:***Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One* #1.03 "Childish Thing"

**Last appearance:** *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One* #3.17 "Ready Player Chosen One"

**Total number of appearances:** 4

**Actor:** Nick Arganbright

## **Traits and Description**

Fizzybibbit is both the name of the individual and the species of monster, masking for odd pronouns, perspective voice, and tense. His appearance when seen is that of a white ghost, and he is several millennia old. In the re-run, it is said he is wearing a blue shirt and baseball cap, but the re-run is not canon.

He likes to torment children, preying upon their darkest fears, and can become invisible so that adults think kids are making him up. His weakness is adults behaving childishly, which makes him so upset that he becomes visible.

His mother, who was also a Fizzybibbit, is dead, but he thinks would have been proud of his behavior ("Childish Thing").

## **Story**

Fizzybibbit first came to Kravitz Antiques to terrorize Daniel Kravitz and his friends. He was defeated, but vowed to return, and not alone next time ("Childish Thing").

This vow was kept as Fizzybibbit returned in the company of Wanda the Witch. The two were attempting to do the bidding of Ragina, but screwed up when they almost killed Abby Reynolds ("The Body"). Ragina was so angry that she destroyed Fizzybibbit in revenge ("State of Disbelief").

When Daniel and friends were sucked into a video game, Not-Josh Wallace fights and kills an arcade version of Fizzybibbit ("Ready Player Chosen One").

## **Trivia**

* Fizzybibbit was intended to be a one-episode character, but was brought back due to his immediate popularity.
Daniel's training center

Daniel Kravitz's training center is a location in *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. It was in an abandoned warehouse at the edge of the town of Brightside, Ohio, and is at least partially carpeted. It was set up by Rufus Reginald Rochester in order to concentrate Chosen One power away from the antique shop, thus providing protection for Abby Reynolds by luring the monsters who would attack Daniel elsewhere ("Children Will Not Listen"). It failed to serve this purpose, as many villains did still come to the shop. It was the site of the final battle in Volume 1, where Daniel fought Ragina ("A Family Affair").

The training center was not mentioned after Volume 1. It is unknown if Rufus still maintains ownership of the property, or what its current purpose is.
Gather 'Round the Fire (The Topnotch Tangler episode)

"Gather 'Round the Fire" is the ninth episode of *The Topnotch Tangler* (season one) and the ninth episode of the series. It was performed on December 10th, 2016 as the third (of five) segments of Show XVIII. It was released as podcast episode 82.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Chase McCants

Previous episode: "Ketchup"

Next episode: "Deplorable Duet"

## **The Story**

The Tangler tells Carson part of her origin story.

## **Trivia**

* This partial origin story was developed without plans to immediately follow it up, though it will eventually be built upon extensively in Season 4.
* Carl does not appear in this episode, although performer Keith was present for the show.
Conspiracy Theories miniseries

The "Conspiracy Theories" miniseries is a series of shorts that immediately precedes *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One (Volume 4),* comprising episodes 45, 46, 47, and 49 of the series overall. It builds upon a stand-alone short in the middle of *Volume 3* by the same name.

* Part 2 was performed on August 28, 2021 in the first commercial break of Show LXXIV. It was released as podcast episode 370.
* Part 3 was performed on September 25, 2021 in the first commercial break of Show LXXV. It was released as podcast episode 375.
* Part 4 was performed on November 20, 2021 in the final commercial break of Show LXXVII. It was released as podcast episode 387.
* Part 5 was performed on January 29, 2022 in the final commercial break of Show LXXIX. It was released as podcast episode 398.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Samantha Stark (Parts 2, 3, and 5) and Nick Arganbright (Part 4)

Previous episode: "With Great Power..."

Next episode: "Fuzzy Wuzzy"

## **The Story**

### **Part 2**

Michelle Meyers arrives in Kalispell, Montana and enters a local bar. The bartender asks what she'll have to drink. Michelle asks for information, but the bartender isn't willing, even after Michelle orders a cheap bourbon neat. Michelle presses, asking if the bartender has seen anyone, maybe a group with British accents? The bartender responds that people mind their own business around here and walks away, even after Michelle insists she's not searching for locals.

Spotting a shifty-looking man trying not to look at her while everyone else is openly staring, Michelle goes at once to his table. The man says he likes to be alone, and Michelle says she does, too. He admits his name is Voldare and that he's the caretaker of a ranch, but resists volunteering anything else and seems oblivious to her flirtation attempts. Michelle offers to show him her body if he shows her his ranch.

The bartender arrives and tells Michelle to leave. Voldare quickly takes off and the bartender blocks from Michelle from following, protecting her regular customer. Once Voldare is safely aware, the bartender lets Michelle go, who leaves without offering a tip.

## **Cast**

* Kristin Green as Michelle Meyers
* Sam Clements as Voldare (Parts 2 and 4)
* Ashley Collins as bartender (Part 2)
* Kevin Allison as Xavier (Part 3)
* Nathan Haley as Voldare as Daniel Kravitz (Part 4)
* Shane Stefanchik as Voldare as Rufus Reginald Rochester (Part 4)
* Wendy Parks as Abby Reynolds (Part 5)
* Ryan Yohe as Grezit the Green (Part 5)
* Keith Jackson as Alfredo (Part 5)
Giant

Giants are a race of creatures in *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. Not much is known about them as a species, having not been talked about much. It is not clear how tall they are, but one did fit inside Kravitz Antiques, so they must not be too tall. It is known that magic doesn't do much against them, nor do average-sized weapons wielded by humans, so their flesh could be assumed to be thick and dense. However, the claws of a Gahroo are very effective in ripping them apart.

A giant appeared in the *Volume 2* episode "Blumpkin & Felchy" played by Lukas R. Tomasacci. The character was not named, simply referred to as 'a giant,' and talked in sing-songy rhyme with "fi-fie-fo-\_\_\_\_" serving as line one of a couplet. It is unknown if other members of the species talk the same way. This particular giant mentions always wanting to have killed a Chosen One, implying he had not done so before. He was destroyed by Grezit the Green before he could achieve that goal.
Greg Hansley

Greg Hansley is a character in *Morning Show*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. When introduced, he is an electrician who has relocated from the Bronx to Grandview, Ohio just before *Morning Show* premiered, and is a very big fan, having heard every episode and considering it a revelation.

**First appearance:** *Morning Show* #1.07 "We the People "

**Number of appearances:** 1 (as of June 2020)

**Actor:** Gavin Wycuff

## **Story**

Greg is one of two people selected for Pat Shock's first debate with normal citizens on-air. His whole family was thought to be listening in, and Greg was worried about sounding like a yokel.

On the show, Greg is thrilled to meet Pat and Gus Goodall, stumbling a bit over his speech. But he soon relaxes into the conversation. He proclaims that local restaurant DK Diner easily has the best donuts in town.

Things turn more serious. Greg is against building a wall on the border with Mexico, thinking using patrols to stop the zombies is a better use of resources, balancing what should be done with what can be done. He admits he can see why some people would want to block Mexican refugees from crossing into the U.S., but our values say we should help them anyway, especially since our president started the zombie outbreak that now threatens them.

Greg has issues with President Patricia Anderson, and though he didn't vote for Trump, he does prefer someone other than she lead the country. If she is going to stay in charge, Greg thinks there should be an election so the people can decide that, not believing it fair that a person who has never been elected at the federal level is making such radical changes to the country. He does respect the office, though, and would support her if she won, also opinion that Anderson would have an easier time of things with that kind of mandate behind her. He does think it's all right to wait until the regularly scheduled election in November 2020, almost a year away, but worries Anderson will cancel that election.

Greg wants a leader who projects civility and confidence, is solid and compassionate, and has a plan to lead the country back to normalcy. He doesn't think he's that far apart from his sparring partner, Sarah Griffith, though she disagrees.
Dan from Grandview

Dan from Grandview is a character in *Morning Show*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*.

**First appearance:** *Morning Show* #1.05 "Fallout"

**Number of appearances:** 1 (as of June 2020)

**Actor:** Shane Stefanchik

## **Story**

Dan was one of several people who called in the first day *Morning Show* returned after the zombie outbreak. He asked Shelly Meyers how she sleeps at night, calling her a liberal socialist who thinks it's OK to toss away lives, even those of other liberals. He asks her what would have happened had the crisis occurred in a red state?

Before Shelly can respond, Pat Shock hangs up the phone.
Ghost Buddies

*Ghost Buddies* is a commercial segment in *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. The concept was originally pitched by Dallas Ray and Marianne Dean-Jackson, who also named the characters and starred in the commercials.

The basic idea was for the commercial of a kids' show in which the two lead characters are dead. Because the target audience is children, heavy ideas are avoided in favor of goofy antics, although the revealed origin story of the ghosts is very dark. There is also a devil whom the leads seem unafraid of.

Chris Allen, the narrator for the show, auditioned for the role of announce on this commercial, as it was opened up to the full cast to get a different style than the regular narration. Kristin Green composed and performed the music.

## **Characters**

* Houston played by Dallas Ray.
* Marlene played by Marianne Dean Jackson.
* The Announcer played by Chris Allen.
* The Devil played by Shane Stefanchik.

### **Reboot & Revival**

In episode 3, the show was rebooted with a darker, yet more liberal, tone. Houston, The Announcer, and The Devil all made appearances. It was also later revived with Marlene replacing Houston. The rebooted series starred:

* Austin (Houston's brother) played by Joe Morales
* Sarah played by Samantha Stark
Get Away (Space Dirt episode)

"Get Away" is the fourth episode of *Space Dirt (season two)* and the eleventh episode of the series overall. It was performed on September 10th, 2022 as the third segment of Show LXXXVII. It was released as podcast episode 426.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Samantha Stark

Previous episode: "Negotiations"

Next episode: "A Dick In a Hard Place"

## **The Plot**

Dirt flees Sealan, but his flight is short-lived.

## **Guest Starring**

* Ben Neidenthal as Liota
* Grace Wilson as Zefer

## **Trivia**

* This episode begins during *Universe Journey* #7.11 "The Sacrifice."
Brendan Seamus Talty

Brendan Seamus Talty is an original troupe member of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour* who left the troupe following the October 2020 show. He was also the Foley artist for the show for the length of his tenure. For a time in 2018, he went by his given first name, Brendan, so some podcast episodes have him credited as Brendan Talty, but he mostly went by Seamus. He was a 2016 Audio Verse Award Finalist for his work on the show.

Seamus comes from a very artistic, musically-inclined family. Growing up, he dreamed of being a Jim Henson's puppeteer and practiced doing voices. He has been doing theater, productions, and musicals since he was seven, including performing as an actor and, on several occasions, working on the set design crew. After college, he got involved with an online TV company working cameras, lighting, and sound. He eventually became the director of operations for the camera department until the company went under. He then got into ﬁre spinning and other types of performing arts.

Seamus served as Director and Foley Artist on *It's All Been Written*'s production of *A Little Star*, produced by It's All Been Done Presents. He also played Solider #1 in the production.

Seamus' *Meet the Cast* podcast episode was the eleventh of that series, released as podcast episode 64.

## **Characters**

### **Main Characters**

* Colm Foley in *Universe Journey* (#1.01-#6.03).
* Josh Wallace in *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One* (main Volume 2-3, guest Volume 1).
* Violet Swallows in *Mystery Dream Team*.
* Logan Cooper in *Life With A Voice Actor.*

* Pirate Jack in the *Pirate Jack* commercials.

### **Guest Characters**

#### Commercials

* Bobby in *Georgie's Jabs* "Podcasters Ricky and Bobby."
* Jake in "Magic Hat."
* Commercial Narrator (all commercials) for Show XXXVII.
* Rando Kid in *Splunk* "Return of the Splunk."
* Jason in *Tina's* "Hires."
* Blorp in *Pymer Labs* "Bleep and Blorp."

#### *Itsahlbend Theatre*

* Hansel in "Hansel and Gretel."
* Peasant in "Two Princesses."
* Humpty Dumpty in "Teeny-Weeny: Humpty Dumpty."

#### *Packer & Ratcliff*

* John Adams in "Alexander."
* George in "Space-Wacey."

#### *Pornstar Detectives*

* James in "And the Case of the Missing Hans."
* Jack in "Gather 'Round the Fire."
* Bruce in *2019* "Stripped Down" (substitute for role).
* Gus the Dog in *2019* "The Penislutimate Peril" (substitute for role).

#### *The Scary Dead*

* Jeff in "Break Out."
* Arnold in "The Road to Cincinnati" and "The Wrong Crowd."

#### *Space Dirt*

* Enon in "The Pilot."
* The Techno in "The End of the Beginning."

#### *The Topnotch Tangler*

* Lou the Dog in "Grinchmeister."
* city dweller in "Anything But."
* Theme Song Singer in "Office Party" (substitute for role).
* Billy and Stern in "The Tangler & Friends: Enter the Pyro."
* The Sinister Sexist in "She's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Girl."

#### *Universe Journey*

* Echo Dimension Lt. Kyle in "False Echo."
* Jergins in "Who's on Frist"