Blame It On Hoboken Episode 1: Proof

When NYC tour guide Caroline Cates decides to use Euclid’s Proof of Perfect Numbers to find true love on a tight deadline, her best friend, Aggie, thinks Caroline’s nuts. There is no such thing as a formula for love. Everyone knows that! But Caroline knows she’s on the right track. Numbers don’t lie. And she’s going to prove it.

Our story begins at the La Marisa, the little diner across the street from Caroline’s Greenwich Village apartment, where warring co-owners, Nico and Grimelda, are making their patrons feel right at home, in a prickly sort of way…

 

 

About Blame It On Hoboken

Sharon Glassman‘s serial fiction with original music brings you the story of quirky, modern optimists looking for love “Their Way” in Frank Sinatra’s hometown, and their beautiful, brainy discoveries along the way. KGNU will be featuring new episodes each week on news.kgnu.org.

The Longmont, CO author combines her East Coast background with Colorado actors and musicians to create audio fiction that’s timely for Sinatra’s 100th birthday year of 2015.

Meet the Performers

The cast of Blame It On Hoboken features funny, smart Boulder County performers, including:

  • Nina Rolle (Truth Be Told)
  • Connor Magyar (Don’t Yell at Me)
  • Jim Walker (Playback Theater West)
  • Eryc Eyl (aka: DJ Savior Breath).

The songs, written by Sharon Glassman and produced by Eric Thorin (bass), feature musicians that might be familiar to front range residents and KGNU listeners alike, including:

  • Rich Moore (guitar)
  • Dexter Payne (sax and clarinet)
  • Glenn Taylor (pedal steel)
  • Eric Moon (pianos)
  • Mark Dalio (percussion)
  • Paul Kiteck (mandolin/violin)

Plus: Guest vocals by Lauren Stovall (The Railsplitters), Wende Harton (Queen City Jazz Band), Nick Forster and more.

About the Author

Sharon Glassman was trained as a journalist in New York City. She found her true “beat” telling warmhearted non-fiction and fiction stories on stages, pages, digital media and radio nationwide. Sharon is also the author of Love, Santa (Grand Central Publishing). She lives in Longmont, Colorado. Sharon Glassman on facebookTwitter.

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