Rockland County radio soap opera will air a special Halloween week episode, "Barbara's Mansion of Horrors", on November 4, 2005. The episode will feature most of the regular cast and a few special gue
October 31, 2005 (Press Release) --
NEW YORK, New York November 2, 2005 -- Radio Loger Productions produced internet soap opera, ROCKLAND COUNTY, will be airing a special Halloween week episode on November 4, 2005.
The episode, titled "Barbara's Mansion of Horrors", will feature the character of Barbara Whitman, played by Anne Sayre, as she deals with the tenuous state of her engagement to the wealthy Paul Ramos.
In addition to Rockland County staples like Nick Sullivan as Paul, Delaina Dixon as Angela, and Big Brother 2's Monica Bailey as Felicia, the Halloween special will include special guest stars Kale Browne, best known to daytime audiences from his roles on "Another World" and "One Life To Live", and Kurt McKinney, known for his roles of "Guiding Light" and "General Hospital", among others.
Rockland County airs each week on Wednesdays and Fridays on several internet radio stations. The podcast of the show has been featured in several newspapers recently as the popularity of both the show and podcasting continues to rise.
Rockland County debuted in March 2005 and has steadily built up a loyal following over the first seven months of production. The show is produced by Roger Newcomb of Radio Loger Productions.
The episode, titled "Barbara's Mansion of Horrors", will feature the character of Barbara Whitman, played by Anne Sayre, as she deals with the tenuous state of her engagement to the wealthy Paul Ramos.
In addition to Rockland County staples like Nick Sullivan as Paul, Delaina Dixon as Angela, and Big Brother 2's Monica Bailey as Felicia, the Halloween special will include special guest stars Kale Browne, best known to daytime audiences from his roles on "Another World" and "One Life To Live", and Kurt McKinney, known for his roles of "Guiding Light" and "General Hospital", among others.
Rockland County airs each week on Wednesdays and Fridays on several internet radio stations. The podcast of the show has been featured in several newspapers recently as the popularity of both the show and podcasting continues to rise.
Rockland County debuted in March 2005 and has steadily built up a loyal following over the first seven months of production. The show is produced by Roger Newcomb of Radio Loger Productions.
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