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Lost in the Library

Tyler Martinez

A storytellers podcast.

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Noodles Al Dante is an irreverent examination of Dante's Inferno. It's explicit. It's kinda gross. It's pretty political. If that's not your thing, don't bother with it... If it IS your thing, go ahead and find the rest of the episodes in whatever po... more

Ordinary Sun is a story of grief and of the fragile threads that reconnect us.

It’s also, strangely enough, a love letter to my quiet hometown of Minden, Nebraska.

This is part of the first chapter. You can read, or watch the rest at www.ordinarysu... more

Pre-orders for Ordinary Sun are live!

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More information at www.OrdinarySun.com!

Ordinary Sun by Tyler Martinez is a haunting, tender novel about grief, estrangement, and the long road back to belonging. more

This isn't really part of whatever podcast feed your finding it on. It's just something I did for fun! Pretty much just me talking about the 90s and my love of NewsRadio.

If you're interested, you can find the 30th anniversary tribute site at

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BONUS EPISODE! This one comes from the immensely talented poet, lyricist, musician, and over all great storyteller, Tyler Zahnke. All the music for this episode is written and produced by Mr. Zahnke himself! Thanks, Tyler, for your contribution!

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The final episode of Season One is here!

This sharp, pointed tale of corporate cynicism is dedicated to my great friend Floyd Christiancy.

Enjoy... or not... Thanks for listening. I love you all.

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A story of love, family, greed, and betrayal from young, aspiring author David Crackle.For more from David, visit his FaceBook page: www.facebook.com/Davids-Stories-100818809244221/All music and sound effects for this show are in the public d... more

Last week I shared some of the Wonderful Wizard of Oz, this week I share some of the not so wonderful world of Oz. I present to you, the first five chapters of Dark Days of Dorothy Gale! You can find the rest of both books on your podcast app of choi... more

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