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WFLO SYNOPSIS: The social issues of spousal abuse, anti-Semitism, and gender equality are confronted in a small Alabama town by six unique professionals on a journey to find meaning in their lives. A former marketing executive, a Jewish lawyer, a born-again Veterinarian, a college sociology professor who taught sex education (with a penchant for spanking) and a transgender (formerly salesman) are all members of...
WFLO SYNOPSIS: The social issues of spousal abuse, anti-Semitism, and gender equality are confronted in a small Alabama town by six unique professionals on a journey to find meaning in their lives. A former marketing executive, a Jewish lawyer, a born-again Veterinarian, a college sociology professor who taught sex education (with a penchant for spanking) and a transgender (formerly salesman) are all members of a men's therapy group. They decide to purchase a bankrupt radio station and convert the station to a talk
radio format. Their quest leads to a run-in with the town leaders who are angry at the new ideas streaming from the radio programs and the changes taking place in their community. Ultimately, the men are on trial for the perceived damage to the community, including practicing medicine without a license, slander and disturbing the peace. Humor is used to address the serious subjects of spousal abuse and religious tolerance. The 90 page play, plus three pages of character list and synopsis, is three-acts and runs
approximately 100 minutes.
radio format. Their quest leads to a run-in with the town leaders who are angry at the new ideas streaming from the radio programs and the changes taking place in their community. Ultimately, the men are on trial for the perceived damage to the community, including practicing medicine without a license, slander and disturbing the peace. Humor is used to address the serious subjects of spousal abuse and religious tolerance. The 90 page play, plus three pages of character list and synopsis, is three-acts and runs
approximately 100 minutes.