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Best Worst Stories

Best Worst Stories

By: Best Worst Cantina Media
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 Gather 'round the virtual fire for a collection of stories told through the crackle of modern audio. Inspired by the golden age of radio serials, Best Worst Stories brings you immersive, genre-blending tales—comedy, drama, sci-fi, and even horror—all wrapped in the warmth of a familiar voice. Each season is a self-contained adventure, where anything can happen and no story is off-limits. From absurd humor to chilling suspense, we’ve got a story for every curious listener. Tune in and let us spin you a yarn or two with our signature Best Worst Cantina touch.Best Worst Cantina Media
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  • Chapter 1: Wake Up Call

    Chapter 1: Wake Up Call
    Jan 1 2025

    Dave Garrison is rudely aroused from his slumber by an ex-wife.

    Welcome to Best Worst Stories, presented by Best Worst Cantina Media. This season, we’re excited to re-release The Three Daves: Good Kids Daad City, a comedic and mystical road trip adventure. Originally released in 2021 as a comedy album and a limited print two-disc collector's editon, we’ve reimagined this series for audio storytelling, bringing you the wild and unpredictable journey of three men named Dave—Dave Garrison, Dave Samson, and Dave Jackson. As they make their way to California, they encounter strange situations, quirky characters, and a question that could change everything. Each chapter of this season unfolds a new layer of their bizarre adventure. This series was written by Gary John Miller, who also directed and guided the improvisational performances of Jack Anderson and Sam Butler. Thanks for joining us—enjoy the ride!
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