"Ambassador Service" is a hit!

Audio comedy climbing the charts

Only a few weeks into release, the audio comedy Ambassador Service" is being considered a success. Writer/Producer Robert Parson says he was surprised at the response. I had a little story I wanted to tell that I thought was mildly amusing. I guess a lot of other people are finding it mildly amusing as well."

All episodes of Ambassador Service" are five minutes or less, and are released each Friday at www.ampcast.com/nbi. The three episodes released so far, and a short promotional spot, are all rated in the top ten on Ampcasts Spoken Word- Comedy" chart.

Im quite pleased with the response Ive had. Not only are people listening to the series, they are also rating it highly." On a scale with five points being the highest, most people who have listened to Ambassador Service" are ranking it with a 5 or a 4.

The series details the efforts of U.S Ambassador William Montgomery as he tries to sort out the unusual people and events on a South Pacific island nation.

Lucien Dodge of Ithaca, New York has the lead role of Ambassador Montgomery.
Corrina Bollin of Portland, OR plays his wife Jennifer Montgomery
Cameron Parson of Albion, MI, the son of series creator Robert Parson, is Bill Montgomery Jr.
Neil McWilliam of Moncton, New Brunswick portrays Security Chief Lt Steve Ballencek
Erin Flynn of Greenfield, IN is Lucinda Osborne, the ambassadors Executive Assistant.
Cassandra Wlydslava of Raleigh, North Carolina performs several secondary roles.
Robert Parson provides the voices of Vinod Ramesh, a reporter from the India Gleaner; and Mayor Juan Peterson
Most of the actors also voice secondary and non-recurring roles.

The actors e-mailed their parts to Parson, who edited and assembled the episodes. Ive been working with some of these actors for several months, and havent met any of them. Except my son. I see him every day."