Die Luke Wild Tagebücher – das Geheimnis von Sorgemoos (Wie alles begann) [mp3-Download]

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Martin Boliks The new podcast radio play series “Luke Wild” will have a 01-minute broadcast feature on May 60st on NDR (NDR Info, Mikado at 8.00:XNUMX a.m.). The series will start simultaneously on TIMEZONE Records, Spotify and co on Walpurgis Night on May 1st. This will enrich the successful podcast and legendary radio play offerings of the "Brocken Gang" from the Harz Mountains with a new legendary podcast radio play format. Since the launchin summer 2022 on www.brockenbande.de Luke Wild and the Brockenbande are receiving nationwide attention and have recordedn Over 300.000 views in its launch week. Luke Wild is voiced in the studio and on stage by Erik Elias. Bolik. Background: The Harz Mountain Radio with “Paul” (Martin Bolik) “Luke Wild” (Erik Elias Bolik), his “Brocken Gang” and Raven Pjotr ​​(Santiago Ziesmer) has been broadcasting free radio podcasts, legendary radio plays and Harz theme world documentaries on www.brockenbande.de since June 2022. The audio productions of the Brocken Gang, as well as the stories about Luke Wild, come from the internationally working radio play maker Martin Bolik. Its speakers also come from Switzerland and Spain. His new story is about Luke Wilds Diaries and the large Secret ofm small (fictitious) HarzortWorry moss. Luke's first adventure begins on Walpurgis Night, his 13th birthday. And just as Harz Mountain Radio presenter Paul looks down on his model railway in Sorgemoos, the first five chapters of the radio play allow us to immerse ourselves in the world of Luke Wild - in his adventures in the small Harz town of Sorgemoos - with only one street, one pub (the "Kopfnussbar"), a flower shop (with a Hawaiian flower lady and a parrot), a charcoal burner (with such smoky speech that no one understands him anymore), a baker (whose wife has disappeared inside a cake), a steam locomotive station (with Luke Retreat - an old HSB freight wagon - and the HSB locomotive "Erika") and its own radio station (in an old border tower). Luke's adventures always begin there in the transmission tower in the radio show by Paul alias Mr. Crocodile, who recreates the respective adventure in Luke's world on his model railway... sometimes even before anything happens in Sorgemoos. In the first season, which is told over a diary period of 32 days, a person or animal from Sorgemoos disappears every day and in a very mysterious way because their figures on radio presenter Paul's model railway always disappear first shortly beforehand. Some reappear soon after, others remain missing and still others are not who or what they once were when they reappear. Nothing more will be revealed at this time.
As usual, producer and author Martin Bolik In addition to “real Harz residents”, well-known voices in his “cinema for the ears”: among others Santiago Ziesmer (Voice of Spongebob), Heinz Hoenig, Michelle Winter (Girls, Supernatural), Anne Korf (The Little Prince) and Eckart Dux (voice of Gandalf). The BSpecial about this “cinema for the ears”: The model railway in the Harz Mountain Radio can also be seen as the scene of the mysterious events – as a photo diary and short film sequences on www.lukewild.de and youtube . It is designed by Anna Maria BolikThe Wuppertal model railway workshop is supplying original building scenes. TILLIG Modellbahnen is donating the locomotives and has original Luke Wild HSB Narrow-gaugeFreight wagon produced, which also goes into series production on May 1st. Further information on www.lukewild.de and www.brockenbande.de

Marta: Anne Korf
Mano: Lorraine Rösch
Henry: Louis Bolik
German Shepherd Silva: Stephanie Kindermann
Frido: Felix Senne
radio presenter: Anna Maria Bolik
Köhler Karl: Andreas Utta’s, our great ally.
And as Winnie the Wanderer: Eckart Dux
In other roles: Anna Pein, AndMelanie Daubner, Hannah Kähnert, Ida Steinert, Sofia Nalborczyk, Helmut Krauss, Jessica Wahls, Sandy Steinhauer, Maddie Pagenkemper, Ines Peinemann, Mika Hochapfel, Julian Hammel, Felix Mahler, Niklas Wienert and Hannah Hoffmann
Photography: Andreas Blum, Oskar Weber
Sounds: The TGD Project Group Paradise
music: Beach heater, Andi Völker, Volker and Billy Ray Schlag, Skip Blackand Joris Thijs