The Caveman Paradox

from Chronosphere Fiction Hosted by Daniel French: Fishbonius Sound Design

Another great audio drama written by Patricia Keiller with the voice acting talents of this cast DETECTIVE INSPECTOR FRANK WILLIS : Jeff Moon PROFESSOR DUNCAN MACKENZIE : Paul Arbisi HANS KAUFMAN : Scott MacIver DIANA HARGREAVES : Margaret Ashley SALLY JACKSON : Anne Ghrist COLIN JACKSON : Richard Summers OLLIE JACKSON : M.A. Doerfler SANDEEP KUMAR : Paul Arbisi DANNY LLOYD : Scott MacIver P.C. KEITH WHITE : Paul Arbisi P.C. EDDIE SMITH : Paul Arbisi DEREK KNIGHT : Steve Katz MAID : Anne Ghrist HOTEL RECEPTIONIST : Anne Ghrist TOBY PRESTON : Jeff Moon ISABEL MACKENZIE : M.A. Doerfloer HARRY LYNDHURST : Scott MacIver SAM O’NEAL : Jeff Moon NARRATOR : Brendan Fleming Sound Design, Editing, Mixing, and Mastering by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design

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