Jack | April 30, 2009
To say that I love “Barrymore” produced by Colonial Radio Theatre, written by William Luce and starring Jerry Robbins, is like saying kids appreciate Halloween. There’s just not enough adjectives in the English language to describe this theatrical experience. One gets the feeling that you’re not listening to an audio drama, but you’re experiencing a […]
Jack | April 29, 2009
Damn you Stevie Farnaby and Bill Hollweg! I’m making my lunch and tonight’s dinner for my boys and I and I’ve got my laptop set out on the kitchen counter- everyone should listen to Audio Drama while working in the kitchen- and I’m listening to Broken Sea’s latest adaptation Escape from New York. The 1981 […]
Jack | April 24, 2009
So approximately 24 years ago, I had a vision. I haven’t had too many of them, but this one seemed pretty clear. Computers were in their infancy but I could see as they struggled to create digital images that one truth would come to pass. Some day, in the none too distant future they would […]
Jack | April 2, 2009
Sonic Gold I wish I could say this is a metaphor but honest to goodness the Rogers and Hammerstein melody, “You’ll Never Walk Alone” is running through my head ceaselessly. And while I’ve been running around like the proverbial chicken for the last week, the truth is, I’ve not walked alone. This wonderful dream, of […]
