Jim Nolan, Private Eye in “The Brave Tailor”

October 5th, 2009 Posted in Jim Nolan

Jim helps out his tailor, who has unwittingly become involved in a murder mystery.

 
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Featuring the voice talents of:

RUSSELL GOLD as Jim Nolan,
JOYCE BENDER as Gladys Nolan
KATIE DEHNART as the Narrator
TRACY HALL as Trudy Williams
BRIAN BEDARD as Lt. Carmichael

And a very SPECIAL THANKS to the talented voices of:

Garry Cobbum as Antonio Pinneli,
Mike Murphy as Mr. Fergus,
April Sadowski as Betsy Kelly, and
Greg Wilkinson as Gavin Bishop

Written by: Mike Murphy
Directed By: Capt. John Tadrzak
Asst. Director: Mike Murphy
Post Production: James Smagata
Art Director: Alexa Chipman
Edited by: Arlene Osborne
Sound effects: Jim Murphy
Music Credits: Vivian DoskowMusic for the series was composed and performed by Vivian Doskow.
Please hear more of her wonderful music at
http://www.myspace.com/viviandoskowJim Nolan, Private Eye was created by Mike Murphy and Arlene Osborne.Rating:Young Adults 13+Copyright Misfistaudio.com 2009

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  1. 4 Responses to “Jim Nolan, Private Eye in “The Brave Tailor””

  2. By murray on Oct 6, 2009

    Just off the cuff, I’d say it was a pretty darn good story and not just sew-sew – it suits the character and was tailor-made to please the listener. This wasn’t just pulled off the rack.

  3. By Mary Regan on Oct 7, 2009

    Great story. I always enjoy listening to the Jim Nolan stories.

  4. By Listener on Oct 8, 2009

    Another great chapter! Though one may nitpick how a grown-up man hadn’t realised he has dislexia and why Lieutenant gives essential case evidence to the witness at the end, it still doesn’t ruin the whole picture of the story. The voices were great (though sometimes actors may have tried to make emotions more realistic to some situations). Although it seems that I am critising a lot, it’s just because listing everything that’s good in the show would take too long :)
    It’s very great and enjoyable, can’t wait for more!

  5. By Mike on Oct 10, 2009

    Thanks, Listener, for the comments and constructive criticism. Only by knowing the show’s strengths and weaknesses can we make it better.

    Re your points: Bishop knew about his dyslexia but refused to believe it, thinking everyone in prison was just making fun of him. Also, Carmichael gave Antonio the clothes to look over for any possible clues. He certainly never intended to let “The Brave Tailor” keep them. They were too big for him anyway!

    Please keep listening and leaving any comments. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.

    Mike Murphy
    Series author and co-creator

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