Jack | July 3, 2010
Broken Sea‘s Doctor Who has a pro lending a hand! The exciting series starring Mark Kalita as the Doctor has caught the attention of Mat Nastas if that name is not immediately familiar to you, his work sure should be. Mr. Nastos’ work has appeared in 27 countries and printed in 9 language. He’s been […]
Jack | March 5, 2010
I’ve been reading some great classic Conan comic books, and remembering when Broken Sea did the equally amazing audio drama adaptations of the public domain stories of Robert E. Howard– that is, until CPI threatened legal action on a public domain story. Well for those who are interested, the barbarian is back. In a collection […]
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 | February 25, 2009
Conan copyright trolls censor fan-readings of public domain stories From Boing-Boing Posted by Cory Doctorow, February 25, 2009 4:16 AM The Time Traveler sez, “Broken Sea Audio, a nifty non-profit audiodrama troupe has been threatened with litigation if they continue to adapt ‘public domain’ stories that were written by the late Robert E. Howard: ‘Broken […]
Jack | February 12, 2009
Set your podcast feeds for a great new look at old treasures! Bill Hollweg from Broken Sea Audio has done it again! It wasn’t long ago, when the superstar producer was looking at taking some of his favourite Old Time Radio shows and “cleaning up” the sound quality to return and improve the audio experience […]
Jack | January 12, 2009
Broken Sea Audio’s first series of the fantasy light-faired comedy “Maudelayne” wraps up. After 12 episodes and a whole lot of fun, series one comes to a close with the beginning of a two-parter which can only bring smiles to the faces of their fans knowing that a “Series 2” will not be too far […]
