Jack wanders down to Wander Radio with host Jack Hosley to talk about a pile of issues including the Audio Drama Ratings System, a pile of audio drama and the recent announcements by veteran podcasters that they will be hanging up their microphones.
Listen in won’t you? It’s almost on your radio dial.
Radioplay Magazine has been providing some interesting reading on the world of audio drama since 2008. It’s been a while since we’ve seen a new issue, but in the meantime, go take a look at the work of Lee Labit, Fiona Thraille and Alexa Chipman!
More from Radiomensa as they rebroadcast Electric Vicuña Productions’ show “The Replacement Show” from The Dead Line Anthology today so have a listen to one of the EVP classics on a great Internet Radio Station!
The Replacement Shows: Left to ring in the New Year, this talk show host’s voice reaches people where they live.
The Dead Line Anthology Series have separate suspense/thriller episodes with the kind of twists you might find in Alfred Hitchcock Presents. With the narration by an unknown eavesdropper, the Dead Line is one call you can’t afford to miss! [Written by Jack Ward, presented by the Sonic Society, produced by Electric Vicuña Productions
There’s something in the water and its Audio Drama!
There’s been a few sites that have cropped up that review Audio Drama the most recent has been Chris Moody’s Audio Cinema Review.
Many folks have been wondering why there aren’t more reviewers that will give the real deal about what’s going on in the medium.
Chris’ podcast helps fill an important hole in the landscape. Cheers!
For other great sites that check out Audio Drama:
Can’t get enough of Colonial Radio Theatre? Want to listen to some “behind the scenes” discussion with the creative team?
Join Jerry Robbins as he sits down with actors, writers, producers, and crew of CRT in this great podcast.
Subscribe through i-tunes or grab the link at Colonial Radio Talk.
Jeffrey from The Audio Drama Directory mused to many of us a very interesting idea.
Why not see if we as a community can send audio drama to the troops? Jeffrey Adams from Icebox Radio and myself have been working to take the donated great works of the folks out there, and try to press 10,000 cds of as much audio drama as a disk can fill.
Please help us, and donate today!
Your donation will go to giving one of our troops in the field a little entertainment and a taste of home in a potentially dangerous foreign land.
Please head here Sounds 4 Soldiers and support the troops!
Frederick Greenhalgh from Final Rune and Radio Drama Revival fame has garnered some well deserved notice and buzz from the Wall Street Journal!
In their article “Return With Us to the Thrilling Days Of Yesteryear—Via the Internet”, Barry Newman looks at Fred’s new projects “Open Season” by Archer Mayor and Fred’s technique along with the Mad Horse Theatre company of recording on location.
Excellent news for the world of Audio Drama for more and more folks to take notice of the great things being done. Thanks Fred!!
Yesterday I was walking through Halifax and stopped at a local landmark- Strange Adventures Comic Store. Great place. Super selection. Super people… and here’s an example why.
At the front of the store is a collection box for Prince Valiant.
You see, Hal Foster, the creator of the amazing Prince Valiant comic series that STILL appears weekly in more than 300 papers was born here in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Haligonians are trying to raise the money to have a bronze statue down by the harbour where Hal grew up of Valiant!
According to the shop owner of Strange Adventures, they’ve raised 2500 dollars. The local Foundries have promised to make the statue at cost, which means we need $25000 total to have Prince Valiant raised in Halifax for people to come see!
What better way to show our admiration for a great storyteller who added so beautifully to the Arthurian mythos and have entertained generations through his beautifully depicted adventure tales.
PLEASE give, and give generously. Let us RAISE THE PRINCE.
ALL Proceeds go directly to raising the Prince in Halifax, Nova Scotia and honouring the name of Hal Foster!
RAISE THE PRINCE TODAY!!!
Sonic Society listener and audio drama producer in her own right Julie Hoverson from 19 Nocturne Blvd has been collecting audio drama shows for Radiomensa (a super place to find great OTR!).
Electric Vicuña Productions’ show “Messages” from The Dead Line Anthology will have a release today so slip on over and listen to one of my favourite plays.
Messages: When Stanley Coakley tries to escape a secret he finds it and murder follow him after a weekend away – with messages.
The Dead Line Anthology Series have separate suspense/thriller episodes with the kind of twists you might find in Alfred Hitchcock Presents. With the narration by an unknown eavesdropper, the Dead Line is one call you can’t afford to miss! [Written by Jack Ward, presented by the Sonic Society, produced by Electric Vicuña Productions
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