Episodes
Friday Mar 02, 2012
"The Diary of Jill Woodbine" Chapter 1
Friday Mar 02, 2012
Friday Mar 02, 2012
HG World presents: "The Diary of Jill Woodbine" Chapter 1
This is the story of the rise of the undead from the perspective of a young college sophomore left on her own, on the road and forced into the HG World relocation center. What she finds will destroy everything The Manager, The Mayor and the Brotherhood has hoped to build. Jill Woodbine's experience will set the stage for the final season of HG World.
This story is part of a series which will be offered periodically between episodes of "The Googies". Jill Woodbine's tale takes place during Season Zero and One of the HG World series.
This audio novel was written by Jay Smith read by Veronica Giguere, with music by Kevin McLeod and mixed by Michael Stokes.
Note: This episode has been re-posted due to a communications issue between Podbean and iTunes.
Saturday Mar 03, 2012
“The Diary of Jill Woodbine” Chapter 2
Saturday Mar 03, 2012
Saturday Mar 03, 2012
HG World presents: "The Diary of Jill Woodbine" Chapter 2 Jill Woodbine leaves her isolated rural college to reunite with family, but the sophomore finds the world much different than rush week. This audio novel was written by Jay Smith read by Veronica Giguere, with music by Kevin McLeod and mixed by Michael Stokes.
Thursday Mar 08, 2012
"The Diary of Jill Woodbine" Chapter 3
Thursday Mar 08, 2012
Thursday Mar 08, 2012
HG World presents: "The Diary of Jill Woodbine" Chapter 3 Jill copy/pastes her observations on the bus in a brief narrative interlude. This audio novel was written by Jay Smith read by Veronica Giguere, with music by Kevin McLeod and mixed by Michael Stokes.
Friday Mar 30, 2012
“The Diary of Jill Woodbine” Chapter 4
Friday Mar 30, 2012
Friday Mar 30, 2012
HG World presents: "The Diary of Jill Woodbine" Chapter 4 You have to have perspective to understand why you have keep fighting. If you don't keep fighting, you become like every other sheep penned into HG World... This audio novel was written by Jay Smith read by Veronica Giguere, with music by Kevin McLeod and mixed by Michael Stokes.