Have Monster, Will Travel
An orphaned monster and his human embark on a search for his family in this fun-for-all-ages comedy about best friends doing kind things for strangers.
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Meet Riley and Render. Roommates. Best friends. There's just one small hitch. Riley is a young, career-focused woman with a little bit of burnout and Render... well, he's a monster. When Render admits feelings of sadness over not knowing who he is or where he comes from, Riley makes a bold choice: find his family, whatever the cost.
Have Monster, Will Travel: they're just two best friends on the adventure of a lifetime.
Have Monster, Will Travel features Jordan Trovillion as Riley, Paul Kerford Wilson as Render, Dave Powell as Professor Bunion and Neil Batra as Taiwan 1000. It is directed by Bridget Leak, written by Trey Tatum, and is produced by Queen City Flash out of Cincinnati, OH.
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Have Monster, Will Travel
The Aghast! Menagerie (Remastered)
"There are very few moments in your life where you can do something radical for someone you love."
Meet Riley and Render. Roommates. Best friends. There's just one small hitch. Riley is a young career-focused woman with a little bit of burnout and Render... well, he's a monster. When Render admits feelings of sadness over not knowing who he is or where he comes from, Riley makes a bold choice: find his family, whatever the cost.
Have Monster, Will Travel: they're just two best friends on the adventure of a lifetime.
Featuring the Vocal Talents of:
Jordan Trovillion as Riley Kate
and Paul Kerford Wilson as Render
Dave F'n Powell as Professor Bunion
Trey Tatum as The Auctioneer
with Special Monster-of-the-Week Guest Alexx Rouse as the Firebrand!
Written by Trey Tatum
Directed by Bridget Leak
Have Monster, Will Travel is a production of Queen City Flash out of Cincinnati, OH.
for more information, visit queencityflash.com
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REMASTER NOTES
Originally, this episode was presented as two separate episodes. Episode 1 (0:00-10:08) told the story of Render starting his podcast and Riley deciding to quit her job. Episode 2 told the story of Bronden Fennimore's estate sale. The end result was that the pilot felt tonally different from the style and genre of the rest of the series.
In this remaster, an abridged version of episode 1 is being presented along side the entirety of episode 2.
This remaster also includes an expanded sound design and tighter pacing.
Cover Art by Jordan Trovillion
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From the Creators of Have Monster, Will Travel:
ZOiNKS! - Meet Nolan Blackwell, Teen Sleuth - Girl Detective, and her dog Casper. Nolan has a love of all things Nancy Drew and Encyclopedia Brown. Casper has a penchant for mischief.
But not all mysteries are hardbound and soon Nolan Blackwell will have to uncover clues and stare down dangers that threaten to reveal more about her past than she may be ready to confront.
Fans of Nancy Drew and Scooby Doo will delight in this hilarious, opioid-fueled dive into the world of latch-key children and the haunted, dangerous places that meddling leads.
CW - ZOiNKS! contains mature language and themes of addiction and neglect.
Hello, all you crypto curious out there. My name is Riley Kate, and this is episode one of Tales of the Unknown.
RENDER:But like tails, like A I L S, you know?
RILEY:Yeah, they got it. And what is Tales of the Unknown? Well, to understand that, you have to talk to our fearless host.
RENDER:Is it my turn?
RILEY:No, I'm building you up. A titan to men and women alike, a behemoth too remarkable to behold, the beast of a thousand bean burritos, my best friend, and yours, My turn,
RENDER:my turn, my turn, my turn,
RILEY:I give you
RENDER:Hi, I'm Render.
RILEY:I mean, do you want to introduce yourself?
RENDER:Oh, are we doing this?
RILEY:Yeah, I think so.
RENDER:I'm nervous. It's okay, you got this. Okay. Um, I'm, uh I'm a monster.
RILEY:Yeah, but not like hyperbole.
RENDER:No, like an actual real, like a monster. Yeah.
RILEY:How did
RENDER:that feel? It was weird. You crushed it. Welcome back crypto curious. This is render and you're listening to tales of the unknown.
RILEY:Hey, have a thought. You got to change the show name. You can't have an audio journal with a homophone in the title. So we gotta think up something new.
RENDER:I thought I'd start off with why I'm recording all this and posting it online. I'm trying to figure out who I am. Because I don't know. Riley found me. Truthfully, I can't remember anything before her.
RILEY:It's my lunch break, and I said I would record something on that prompt you gave me. So, um, okay. There's not a whole lot to this story. It was a rainstorm. Just a gut buster of a downpour. It's late, and I'm staring out my kitchen window at the backyard. Big rain is like my favorite thing in the world. And I'm watching it come down, and there's this big burst of lightning. And I guess it must have scared you, because I see this shape come tearing across the yard. I go out there, but I don't see anything. It figured whatever it was must have kept on running through the neighbor's yard. I go back into the kitchen, and there you were. Sitting on my kitchen floor, soaked and shivering and scared. And part of me is like, that can't be here. I don't know what that is, but it can't be in my kitchen. But I just couldn't let you go. You were so scared. So I let you stay. And part of me is like, that's gonna grow up big and eat you. But instead, you eat all the peanut butter and put the empty jar back in the pantry. Which is almost worse. You know what?
RENDER:I just think it would be a comfort to know if there's anyone else out there like me. It would be nice to know I'm not alone. I can't prove to you that any of this is real. Riley says, no photos or descriptions. She's probably right. Humans don't exactly have a stellar track record. They hunted Mastodon to extinction and shot the nose off the sphinx. Humans see cool stuff and immediately wonder what it tastes like. I mean, have you ever seen a turducken in the wild?. Think about it.
RILEY:Hey babe. You gotta come away from there.
RENDER:Come look at this.
RILEY:I need you to get away from the window, please. I'll duck down. It is adorable that you think that'll do anything. I'm serious.
RENDER:I just wanna show you one thing.
RILEY:Render, come on.
RENDER:I hate that you're never home. I know there's nothing to do here.
RILEY:I know.
RENDER:That's it.
RILEY:Come here. Sometimes I really miss being able to put my arms all the way around you. And welcome back everybody to day three of non stop recording. It is now time for a segment Renderer is calling Oh come on, seriously?
RENDER:Read it. No! Read it! Read it! Read it!
RILEY:The human has a lot of explaining to do.
RENDER:Today's question is What does Render's roar sound like?
RILEY:Oh, that's mean.
RENDER:No, it's not. Yes,
RILEY:it is, it is, and you know it is.
RENDER:We are on a path to self discovery, and I don't know what my roar sounds like, which seems pretty important to being a monster. You're gonna hold this against me
RILEY:forever? Fine. When you were little, and you were yappy all hours of the night, so I kept a little squirt bottle.
RENDER:A squirt bottle?
RILEY:What?
RENDER:You thought I was a pet. You were like 12 pounds. You didn't talk. You thought I was a pet. You were teething. Friends don't make friends pets.
RILEY:Friends don't potty train friends.
RENDER:I conceded your point. Question number two. I've
RILEY:got a segment for you. Top five things Render used to eat out of the trash can.
RENDER:Maybe we should pause for the night. It's a little after 6 30. Riley is downstairs showering for work. This is my favorite spot in the house. Bye. I'm not allowed to look out the window. So I stand with my back against the far wall and wait for little glimpses. The girl two doors down on her way to school, the garbage truck with the man riding on back, dogs on leashes, people watering their lawns. I wonder if it all seems this wonderful to other people. I think the world is enough without all the filters we put on it. I think you and I are already wild and wonderful without apps that add animal noses and ears. I think you should be miserable and spend all day masking it to the world through your feed. And that's my favorite part. My back against the far wall, the sun climbing out into the open, the first blast of warmth. And this day belongs to me. I got to it first. I think you should be miserable and spend all day masking it to the world through your feed. And that's my favorite part. My back against the far wall, the sun climbing out into the open, the first blast of warmth. And this day belongs to me. I got to it first. I don't like the dark.
RILEY:It's not dark. Your eyes are closed. They're
RENDER:the
RILEY:same. It's not. Alright, open them.
RENDER:What is that?
RILEY:That is a 1996 GMC Safari.
RENDER:Why does it look like that?
RILEY:Because in the 1990s, we didn't think families deserved to drive something that looked nice.
RENDER:You bought that?
RILEY:For an amount so small, it really should have raised some alarms.
RENDER:Why?
RILEY:I needed something big. Something with a lot of headroom.
RENDER:This is ours? Stay on the porch. It has windows. Yeah,
RILEY:it has tinted windows. Very, very suspiciously tinted windows.
RENDER:This is so cool. I don't get it.
RILEY:It's pretty simple. You have to have a place to live when you don't have a job. We're going to go find your family.
RENDER:You quit your job? That's crazy.
RILEY:It seems to me there are very few opportunities in this life. Where you can do something radical for someone you love.
RENDER:You can't uproot your life.
RILEY:There's someone out there that looks exactly like you. That knows where you come from. That knows what you are. And we're gonna find him. If I say it's gonna happen, it's gonna happen.
RENDER:I'd have been grateful forever. But I never thought I'd see the outside of this house again. Well,
RILEY:you know what they say. Whenever God closes a door, it doesn't matter because the locks are broken on the 1996 GMC Safari.
RENDER:When life gives you 1996 GMC Safari, make 1996 GMC Safari 8.
RILEY:Remember, whenever you only saw one set of footprints in the sand, it was then that I was pushing the 1996 GMC Safari.
RENDER:If at first you don't succeed, 1996 GMC Safari! This is the best day ever.
RILEY:Until tomorrow. I have a new title for you.
RENDER:Lay it on me, Daddy Rabbit.
RILEY:Have Monster. Will Travel.
RENDER:I don't get it.
RILEY:It's a riff on an old western TV show from the 50s and 60s.
RENDER:So it's like a fairly recognizable pop culture reference? Not really. Cool. Riley, I've been practicing my roar. Wanna hear it? Obviously.
RILEY:Roar! That's awesome. That's awesome.
RENDER:First various to our first ever update from the road. To my left is my best friend, America's sweetheart, Riley Kate.
RILEY:Next to me is the world's most squeezable monster, Render.
RENDER:And that low rumble in the background, that inexorable growl of happiness, that is the sound of our trusty 1996 GMC Safari pointed forward towards adventure. We are officially on day two of our new life and this old world is pretty great. Like this morning I had A what was it called?
RILEY:A gas station hot dog. A
RENDER:gas station hot dog! And it was awesome! But what's more awesome Today Riley told me she would teach me how to drive.
RILEY:I did not. Can
RENDER:you imagine?
RILEY:I can't. Me,
RENDER:behind the wheel, windows down, radio
RILEY:up. Uh, no.
RENDER:Riley, I have been studying you this whole time. I got this.
RILEY:It's not as easy as it looks.
RENDER:What if there's an emergency? Huh? Come on. Lemme. No. Lemme. No. Lemme. No. Lemme. No. No. No. No. Render.
RILEY:Render. Cut it out.
RENDER:Okay. Well, my outline for today's show says, render cranks car peels out, cut the theme song. Oh. Theme song!
RILEY:Rennard! No!
RENDER:Dun, dun, dun dun dun, dun dun, DUN, RILEY DUN DUN DUN DO IT DUN DUN DUN RILEY DUN DUN DUN DUN B principalmente Wah!
RILEY:Big day, Cryptocurious.
RENDER:Very big day.
RILEY:Since last we met, I've left my job, sold off nearly every possession I own, and the two of us have hit the open road, searching for
RENDER:Me. Where do I come from? Do I have a family? Would I be considered good looking by the standards of my species?
RILEY:I think you're very good looking.
RENDER:You're biased. Which is why Quest! Quest! Quest! Quest! Quest! Quest! Quest!
RILEY:Quest!
RENDER:Quest!
RILEY:We are going on a quest! Which, it turns out, is a much easier thing to promise than to do. Should have been pretty obvious. This isn't something you can 23 and me. I mean, if monsters were easy to find, Cryptozoologist This wouldn't look like, you know.
RENDER:But Riley solved it because, and this is just between you and me, she's amazing.
RILEY:Aw, thanks. Brondon Fenimore is dead. That's all anyone is talking about on any of the more notable cryptid forums out there. Brondon Fenimore, maybe the world's most respected cryptozoologist,
RENDER:is dead. He claims to have discovered more species of monsters than anyone in the modern era.
RILEY:Which leads us to
RENDER:Two, two, three! 2 2 3, 2 2 3, 2 2 3.
RILEY:They're auctioning his estate today. His diaries, half a century of personal correspondence, footprint impressions, blurry photos. But that's not what we're interested in.
RENDER:2 2
RILEY:3, 2
RENDER:2
RILEY:3, 2 2 3. Lot number 223, his personal catalog of cryptozoological wonders. The Aghast Menagerie. Sketches and descriptions and maps. An atlas of the unknown. Our key to finding Render's family.
RENDER:Lot 223 and me. Do you think I'll recognize them? I don't know, Ren. I'm a little scared. Is that weird? I think that's right. I'm scared. Like, will I see some photo of a cave and be like, Home! Or I'll have some sketch and, Wham! Look at that! He caught Grandma's good side! What?! Render, we're here. Look at all the cars. There must be a hundred. You gotta get in the back. You gotta go. What do you see? This place is
RILEY:crawling with people. In the middle of a Tuesday? They don't exactly look like the kind of people who have jobs. It looks like pre safari hat day at the beard convention. Oh, okay, off to the side of the house, there is a giant dumpster and a patch of woods. I think that should give us enough cover.
RENDER:There's so many. God, what if they're here for the menagerie?
RILEY:Render, this is not a big deal.
RENDER:Riley, what are we gonna do?
RILEY:Look, look. No one's gonna outbid us. The book is ours, alright?
RENDER:Alright.
RILEY:Come on, I got this. Say it with me. Two, two, three. Two, two, three. Two, two, three. Two, two, three. Two, two, three.
RENDER:Maybe I should hide in the woods, hang low for a couple of hours.
RILEY:Alright. Don't be seen. I'll be back.
ERIC:Amazing, isn't it? The Aghast Menagerie. Everyone else here is going nuts over taxidermy recreations and collections of teeth. Ha! Amateurs!
RILEY:Yeah. I really like the look of this. My dad's birthday is coming up. It looked like it might make a good gag gift.
ERIC:Gag gift? Oh, okay.
RILEY:Is there more to it?
ERIC:Uh, yeah, I'd say so. Let's put it this way. You could be eating in the canteen at Area 51 and still be no closer to the world's greatest secrets than you are right now. I'm Eric. Eric McDermott. Big D. Two Ts.
RILEY:I'm Riley. Capital R. So, all the people here, are they like bigfoot birdwatchers? Little bit of everything. Researchers. Skeptics. Diehards, big game hunters. Hunters? How do you hunt something you can't prove exists? That book would give you a leg up.
RENDER:Ah! A monster! Oh God! You're You're
FIREBRAND:Your worst nightmare! You're
RENDER:amazing!
FIREBRAND:Uh, uh, uh, let me go! I'll What's with all the running? Are you trying to lure them out here? Lure who? The humans, of course. Would you, could you stop staring?
RENDER:No, you're the most amazing thing I've ever seen.
FIREBRAND:Uh, yeah, but don't. Also, not a thing. I'm a firebrand.
RENDER:What's a firebrand?
FIREBRAND:I just said. You must not get out much.
RENDER:I've never seen one before.
FIREBRAND:Firebrands are very elusive.
RENDER:No, I mean, a monster. I wasn't really sure they existed. I mean, I exist, obviously. But that doesn't, like, prove that there are others out there. What's your name?
FIREBRAND:Don't have a name.
RENDER:That's sad.
FIREBRAND:Most people I meet aren't alive long enough to ask.
RENDER:Well, what do other firebrands call you?
FIREBRAND:Don't know. I could be the last one for all I know. You know how some animals eat their young? Well, firebrands eat their parents. And then they eat their siblings. And if I ever find the love of my life and settle down, then I'll eat them too!
RENDER:Oh, I guess. Look, you do your own thing, but for my money, I'd rather have a gas station hot dog. You should try them. What are you doing here?
FIREBRAND:That house over there, the one you're running from, it's swarming with hunters. Probably 90 percent of the world's biggest monster hunters are all gathered in one place.
RENDER:Have you seen them? They look pretty harmless.
FIREBRAND:Brandon Fenimore was a scourge, a collector who wanted the entire world to know where to find us. It wasn't enough just to drag us out of myth, he also wanted us mounted on his wall. No one in that house has any good intentions. That's why I'm going to kill every last one of them. So what are you doing here?
RENDER:What? Me? Oh, nothing. Passing by.
FIREBRAND:You're here with a human.
AUCTIONEER:Lot 221, the plaster cast of a polydactyl footprint. Bidding will start at 200.
RILEY:Cryptocurious, I'm in the insanely opulent dining room of Brondon Fenimore. God, who knew a cryptozoologist could live so lavishly? I'm pretending to talk on my cell phone to a prospective buyer right now, but I don't know how much longer I'll be able to record.
AUCTIONEER:Sold for 1, 200. Next up, lot 222. A sketch of an unknown biped on the outside of a Taco Bell Cholupa wrapper.
RILEY:It's absolute insanity in here. Like, those stampede videos the news always plays on Black Friday. Still here. Oh, hi, again. Uh Eric. Eric McDermott. Big D D2Ts, in case I need to spell it. Still looking
AUCTIONEER:for a gift for your dad?
RILEY:Just watching.
AUCTIONEER:Sold to the woman in the antique aviator goggles. And now, a special offering. Lot 223, the Aghast Menagerie. Bidding will start at 500. ma'am. Will someone give me six? Six hundred. Six hundred? You must really love your dad. A thousand. Thank you, sir. Do I have twelve hundred? Twelve hundred. Looking for fourteen hundred. Fourteen hundred.
RILEY:Sixteen.
AUCTIONEER:Give me eighteen hundred. Eighteen hundred. Thank you. Looking for two thousand. Two thousand.
RENDER:You, you can't kill a house full of people.
FIREBRAND:People like that are the same kind of people who fish for marlin. It's not enough to see something beautiful. They have to feel big. And if you know someone in there, then you're the same to me.
RENDER:My person, in there, she's good. She's trying to help me. We don't need their help. I do. I need help all the time. You don't know if you're the last of your kind. I don't know if I have a kind. That's why we're here. And my person, she's given up more than her fair share to help me. If you weren't so busy eating people, you might see that some of them are good.
FIREBRAND:Yeah, well You've never been hunted.
RENDER:I think I would hate that. Have you ever heard of the Aghast Menagerie? It's a list of all of us, where to find us. Doy. We're gonna get it. Once we find my family, once we figure out who I am, I'll destroy it. Then it can't hurt anyone. Trust me. I don't know you. Yeah, that's pretty integral to the trust part.
RILEY:Hey, you. Well, if it isn't Miss Gag gift. I have to have that book. Buy your dad some novelty dog poop. You don't know what this means to me. I, I just have to. I have to have it. Yeah? Well, forgive me if I don't find that to be very persuasive. I'll pay you half for a copy of it. There's gotta be a Kinko's around here. Or more if you want. I'll give you whatever I have. I don't think so.
RENDER:Psst, Riley.
RILEY:Render! Are you crazy?
RENDER:Listen. I met a monster. In the woods. Wow. That's a cool statement. Adventures are awesome. Render, focus. This is important. She's here to kill everyone inside that house. I'm sorry, what? It's a long story. She hates monster hunters and wants to eat them. Never mind. Super short story. But I convinced her not to. All we have to do is prove to her that you have the menagerie and everything's all right. Come here. Wait, Render. Okay, you can come out.
RILEY:No, you're not listening. We didn't win the book. You lied to me?
FIREBRAND:What is
RENDER:that? No, I didn't lie. You
FIREBRAND:said you would win the menagerie.
RENDER:Yes, that's an oversight.
FIREBRAND:What is that thing? Whoa.
RENDER:Oh, I hear it now. Don't say thing. You lied to me. It wasn't a lie. It was a Broken promise, which in some circles is far, far worse. I
RILEY:should rip your head off.
RENDER:You should not do that. I don't like that at all.
RILEY:Don't let her talk to you like that. You're like three feet taller than her. I should rip your head off first.
RENDER:New plan, where everyone gets to keep their head.
FIREBRAND:Do you realize what you've done? These people mean to kill us or put us in cages.
RENDER:Which is why we're gonna get it back.
FIREBRAND:Which is why I'm going back to my old plan. I'm gonna Rip their heads off? Sorry, I
RILEY:sensed a theme.
RENDER:Riley, do you know who has it?
RILEY:Yeah.
RENDER:Then we can still get it back. Alright, I have a plan. We just need your help to get it back. And if it doesn't work? Then whatever, you know. Alright, Riley, who has it?
RILEY:His name is Eric McDermott. Big D, two Ts. Was
RENDER:I supposed to write that down?
RILEY:Sorry, Habit.
RENDER:Eric? Blech. I don't like that. We're gonna call him Professor Bunyan. It's a working title. Riley, do you think you can find out what Professor Bunyan's car looks like? I
RILEY:already know. We
RENDER:had
RILEY:a fight in the parking lot. It's this lime green Kia Soul.
FIREBRAND:A lime green Kia? Ugh, what a snot otter.
RENDER:I'm sorry, what? Snot otter? What is that? Ooh, is there monster slang? Ooh, and are there monster swear words? Bring it back in. Sorry, snot otter. Not like that. If he caught a glimpse of a firebrand in the woods, Oh, what could that be? He goes to investigate. Riley snags a book, Hightails it back to the safari, Where I'm poised as a driver, And this is us a leavin Yeah.
RILEY:Yeah,
RENDER:alright. A monster behind the wheel, here, of all places? Well, I can't waltz up to Professor Bunyan's Kia Soul. Stop calling him that. This plan will work. Just trust me.
RILEY:No, it's not worth the risk. We're gonna have to think up something else and Hey, where's your monster friend?
RENDER:I think she's already started. What?
RILEY:Oh, snot otter! Does that sound weird?
RENDER:No, that felt right.
RILEY:Come on. Huh, huh, huh, huh, huh,
RENDER:huh, huh, huh, huh. Dun, dun, dun, come on, dun, dun, dun, let's go, dun, dun, dun, Are you singing your own theme song? This is where you would use it. Do your part. What? Dun, dun, dun, Riley, dun, dun, dun, da, da, dun, dun, dun, da, da, dun, dun, dun, da, da, dun,
RILEY:All right, I'm going this way. You go to the van here only in an emergency.
RENDER:Emergency, emergency, emergency, emergency. All right. And the key goes in the key hole. Hey, well, that was easy.
RILEY:Render! Render will Stop her!
RENDER:Oh, alright. This just got a little intense. No problem. No problem. I can do this. We'll just put it into R for race. What are you doing?! Looks like a problem, but it's not a problem. I got this. Give me that! You lost, I won! Give me that!
RILEY:I tried to work with you, but you Hey, stop that! Render!
RENDER:Yep, couldn't be easier. We'll just slide into N for navigate. Render! D! Right, we'll put it in D for daring escape. I'll never let you have this! No! What is that thing? It's not
RILEY:a thing. Go! Wait, you don't have it! You've been seen! Drive!
RENDER:What is that?
RILEY:I don't know. It fell out of the menagerie.
RENDER:What is all that?
RILEY:Maps, sketches,
RENDER:newspaper clippings. I don't know. We're gonna have to figure out what this is. And figure out everything we can about Professor Bunyan. And see if we can find anything on Firebrands online. Maybe check on eBay for some stuff from the auction today. Stop
RILEY:sign!
RENDER:Maybe we should trade
RILEY:spots. Oh, if you want to. Well, that went terribly. We didn't get the menagerie.
RENDER:You can't think about what you don't have. You have to look at what you do have. Clues to the next stop.
RILEY:Check.
RENDER:And your best friend?
RILEY:Check.
RENDER:Adventure of a lifetime?
RILEY:Already in progress. Well, Cryptocurious, that's all for this episode. Render and I are back on the road, not exactly empty handed, but with a lot more to grasp. Don't worry, if anything interesting happens, you'll be the first to know on Have Monster, Will Travel.
RENDER:And as they say where I'm from,
RILEY:Watch out, darling, it's got a taste for human
RENDER:flesh!
FIREBRAND:Hi, this is Alex Rouse, your favorite firebrand. Have Monster Will Travel features the vocal talents of Jordan Trevillian as Riley Kate, Paul Kerford Wilson as Render, Dave Powell as the nefarious Professor Bunyan,
ERIC:It's Eric!
FIREBRAND:Trey Tatum as the auctioneer, and me, Alex Rouse. Today's episode was written by Trey Tatum and directed by Bridget Leak. Have Monster Will Travel is a production of Queen City Flash out of Cincinnati, Ohio.
