Quiet, Please

from Re-Imagined Radio · host John Barber

The pilot episode, "Behind the Door," and the most famous, "The Thing on the Fourble Board," showcase the quiet, slow, suspenseful, and engaging storytelling for which the Quiet, Please series is noted. From our documentary series. Premiere broadcast: May 18, 2026 Season 14, Episode 05 Written, Produced, Hosted by John F. Barber  Post production, original music, sound design by Marc Rose  Graphics by Holly Slocum  Social Media strategies by Caitlyn Kruger-L'Esperance  YouTube strategies and announcing by Rylan Eisenhauer

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