Everly Heights Tales

A decade before she became an Everly Heights hero, Tina Infantino was a "multiverse hopper" in several of my unreleased 2016 novellas. In this archival live stream, my wife Anne Marie DeSimone joins our Universe Box podcast pals for Tina's beta jaunt into a surreal Stepford-esque world where a government experiment has turned every citizen into a telepath. Tina must fix a crumbling marriage before she’s stuck in this reality forever.

Stick around for the aftershow to hear the cast discuss this "Quantum Leap in the multiverse" project. Again, all from ten years ago!

CAST
TINA INFANTINO - Anne Marie DeSimone
VICCI - Rebecca Johnson
JACK STEPFORD - Joel VanValkenburg-Huff
ANDRE DE FAUSTINO - Bobby Hawke
LANA KINCAID - Monica Jones/Rebecca Johnson
GEORGINA DELROY/MRS. INFANTINO/EDNA – Liz Plascencia
TIM DELROY/J.R.REILLY/RADIO HOST – Jason George

LINKS
Everly Heights
Join the EVERLY HEIGHTS ARTS BOARD and support the show
Buy the Infinite Tina book
Everly Heights Tales Merch
Subscribe on YouTube

Creators and Guests

Host
Bill Meeks
Writer, producer, editor, and all around maker of Everly Heights. Also plays Mr. Matheson and assorted other roles.
Guest
Anne Marie DeSimone
Guest
Bobby Hawke
He's always there.
Guest
Jason George
Bill's old college roommate, current teacher
Guest
Rebecca Johnson
Christian / Professional Content Creator / Amateur Photographer / Podcaster

What is Everly Heights Tales?

Everly Heights, Ohio, where the past clings like smoke, and every escape route loops you back to Main Street. In each standalone episode of this scripted anthology, you'll hear stories set in Everly Heights about growing up, breaking down, and being pulled back to where it all began.

Equal parts quirky and tender, these stories drift between the uncanny and the everyday: haunted theaters, fractured families, strange friendships, and the kind of hometown lore that follows you long after you’ve left. Everly Heights Tales is funny until it’s tragic, ordinary until it’s not, and always ready to remind you that leaving doesn’t mean you won't be back.