Jack | January 12, 2015
The New York Times has a look at the brand new amazing technology of the old tech audio book and its value. Notice how there’s a “new twist” of multi-cast recordings. How much longer before they discover audio dramas?
Jack | September 15, 2014
Desert News is buzzing about Audiobooks: A Rising Industry and a Multi-tasker’s Dream and it makes one ponder. If audio books are on the rise because- as audiophiles have said for years now- it’s easier to do things and listen to stories, then are we on the cusp of seeing Audio Drama make another burst […]
Jack | August 18, 2014
And with that, listeners were transformed by the tale that P.G. Holyfield told. I began audio drama in the first wave of podcasting back over a decade now, and even though audio books and audio drama swim in different circles we do cross back and forth occasionally. I never got much chance to speak to […]
Jack | August 5, 2014
John Bell connects up with Jack to talk about his latest creative venture. You’re never going to believe the fun we have when we kick around the hilarious The Devil’s Piñata with action hero Buck Shott! You’re going to want to rush out and grab your own copy while you can!
Jack | August 4, 2014
The fantastic folks at Audio Epics need your help! They’ve begun an Indiegogo project to complete a ten hour audio book (that’s three times as long the original audio drama series). Domien deGroot, the miraculously creative fantasy writer promises a more complete story, including a new character and the full experience of the heights of […]
Jack | August 17, 2011
After a good sixteen month hiatus, Jack sat down with Robyn Paterson from Kung Fu Action Theatre and talked Starports with him recently over coffee. This science fiction anthology series asks the question, “What if a university student discovered a cheap and easy way to teleport anywhere in the universe and published his findings on […]
Jack | December 13, 2009
Listener Jason sent us this amazing link from the New Zealand Book Council Check out Going West the animation of a great novel. Is this what will happen to print media? Do we see images taking over the printed word? And will audio performance have a role in it? Tell us what you think!
