Pop Sixties

Pop Sixties is a spry old fellow, who loves bringing "Joy to the World". From the little town of Porkendellie, located in a string of rural village farms, Pops is an old time carnival and circus mechanic who keeps his tools, amusement, musical and mechanical fun time finds in his large barn. Pops and his pals have set up a radio station in his hayloft window, where he broadcasts daily from the Bubble Bum Barn. Pop's station is a magical place... where the microphones, record players, all the musical instruments, equipment and appliances have a life of their own. When Pops decides to play music from the 60's as new nursery rhymes for today's youngest of listeners, wonderful things begin to happen. Episode 1: Pop Sixties & The Bubble Bum Barn Join Pops, his young pals Wheels and Goldie, and the gang of magical mechanical friends: Mr. and Mrs. Mike, Graham O'Phone, Jukie the Jukebox, Fifi the feather duster, the circus organ lovingly called The Lemon Piper and the old Whiz Bang popcorn machine,in this wonderful introductory audio episode with variety characters cast. Created by, Written, Directed and Voiced by Ron Knight. Drawn and also voiced by Maddie Blaustein, formerly credited as Addie Blaustein. (born Adam Blaustein, deceased 2008), known for Pokeman roles who also was featured with Milestone Comics, Marvel Comics and prior to that with DC Comics. With a multiple voice cast from talent drawn from the New York School for Film and Television and Goldstar Talent, this short form literary audio for family and kids stems from producer Ron Knight, whose credits include Nickelodeon, the Travel Channel, Archie Comics, Disney MGM and Universal Studio attractions. Ron Knight: Narrator, Pops Maddie Blaustein: Mr Mike, Graham O'Phone, Jukie Jukebox Mary Kate Murray: Mrs Mike Susan Berkley: Fifi Feather Duster more... As Pops always says "Have Some Fun!" Pop Sixties TM, and Copyright Knight Mediacom International, All Rights Reserved.

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