9 episodes
Bedtime Stories of the Ingleside Inn Audio Up Media
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- Fiction
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4.7 • 145 Ratings
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Created by and Executive Produced by Audio Up and Jared Gutstadt, the mind behind “Halloween in Hell” and “The Ballad of Uncle Drank,” Lance Bass Productions, Sugar 23, and SiriusXM - comes the brand new podcast “Bedtime Stories of the Ingleside Inn,” an original scripted musical series starring Jason Alexander.
Alexander plays Mel Haber, the legendary Palm Springs hotelier who famously hosted Frank Sinatra, Liz Taylor, and more at his hotel that became a playground for Hollywood’s elite. In this comedic romp, we are introduced to all the colorful characters who visited the famed Ingleside halls, from mafia members to petty thieves to numerous Hollywood celebrities.
Through stories taken from Haber’s own autobiography, we hear just how Mel turned the Ingleside Inn into a desert vacation oasis. The extraordinary cast includes Michael McKean, Richard Kind, Missi Pyle, Lance Bass, Justin Tranter, and many more. “Bedtime Stories of the Ingleside Inn” also features original music by Jared Gutstadt and Greg Phillinganes and launches on April 18th.
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Castle Made of Sand
New Yorker Melvyn Haber (Jason Alexander) buys the Ingleside Inn Hotel in Palm Springs and sets out to transform it into a destination for Hollywood’s elite.
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Table 50
As the staff prepares for Frank Sinatra’s arrival at the restaurant, Sir John returns with new promises and wild stories that send Mel scrambling to accommodate his needs.
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Part of the Family
A bad review of Melvyn’s restaurant by Dave Atchison (Justin Tranter) sends Mel into a tailspin as he wonders aloud how it happened
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The Right Kind of People
As Mel deals with his girlfriend Carol (Missi Pyle) constantly leaving him, a film director who may be making an afult picture arrives at the Ingleside Inn.
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I Really Need This Job
Javier convinces Mel that the restaurant should stage “A Chorus Line” as a way to attract Frank Sinatra and other celebrities.
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Mildred Peppercorn
Elizabeth Taylor, Mel’s first real celebrity guest, checks into the Ingleside Inn under the pseudonym “Mildred Peppercorn.”
Customer Reviews
Well done!
I loved this so much. The voices, the sound effects, all so well done. Jason Alexander and Missy Pyle were perfect choices to play Mel and Carol.
I’m there
I felt like I was there. Had a blast listening! The only thing is that during the first few episodes every time I heard Mel’s voice all I could picture is George Constanza.
So boring
And so predictable