We’re back with the latest from the Leviathan Chronicles. Lisette and Cluracan arrive in Paris! The young pair move into a borrowed maisonette in the 9th arrondissement to launch their fledgling cybersecurity firm. Together, with his computer skills and her abilities as a trained cat burglar, they are excited to start a new, and hopefully profitable, venture on their own terms.
Aftershock is a fast-paced thriller about a massive earthquake that destroys the West Coast, causing a mysterious island to rise up from the Pacific – with Sarah Wayne Callies (The Walking Dead), David Harbour (Stranger Things), Jeffrey Dean Morgan (The Walking Dead), and Tati Gabrielle (The 100). This week our immense double-feature is Chapter 1: “This has nothing to do with McKayla?” and Chapter 2: “I think we have a live one.” It’s Audio Drama time!
From an alternate universe the cassette recordings of “Within the Wires” written by Jeffrey Cranor and Janina Matthewson. Our double-feature with Season 1:, Cassette #1: Stress, Shoulders and Cassette #2: Anxiety, Stomach. It’s Audio Drama time!
Norman Corwin (1910-2011) was the Grand Master of American Radio Theatre, and his final effort is extraordinarily timely today. In 1941, this program confronted an America more divided, more polarized, than at any time since the Civil War — and this new version, updated for the 21st Century, does the same. This brilliantly fascinating program reminds us to remember what we have in common, where we agree, and how we all still stand together — so we can tone down the anger and deal with our differences without hatred and violence.
A group of Americans from coast to coast talk about what the United States means, and try to discover how to deal with their differences without hatred and violence. This lively, fascinating and extremely timely production was the last script from Norman Corwin, acclaimed as the Grand Master of American Radio Theatre.
Jack meets up with American radio legends David Ossman from Firesign Theatre and Richard Fish from Firehouse Theater all in a lead up to Presidents’ Day release of “Between Americans Today”!
This audio drama invites your ears to visit Slumberland, a small island town in the US. Come along with Thomas Edward M, the freelance soundman. He’s been hired to meet the locals and record their oral histories for the town’s time capsule. The unfolding history of the town mixes folklore, paranormal, mystery and humor. It’s Audio Drama Time and it’s time for Slumberland!
It’s the End of the World and Eric Busby‘s Byron feels fine! David Ault reprises his classic titular role as we check in with the dark immortal with the new series “Crucible” and episodes one and two. It’s Audio Drama Time!
Audio Drama these days seem to collect modern talent as Academy Award® winner Rami Malek stars in the apocalyptic thriller “Blackout” as a small-town radio DJ fighting to protect his family and community after the power grid goes down nationwide, upending modern civilization. The desperation begins with this double feature of the Pilot and “Dead Air”. It’s Audio Drama Time!
What happens when a truck driver picks up a loaded trailer, but has no idea what’s really inside? Tony, Grammy, and Emmy award winner Cynthia Erivo journeys down a dark and lonely highway in this seven-part original scripted thriller. With immersive audio techniques that create a dimensional listening experience, the audience is strongly advised to use caution, wear headphones if possible, and listen… carefully. Produced by QCODE. Starring Cynthia Erivo. Written and Directed by Dan Blank. This week our “Carrier” double-feature includes episodes 1 and 2 with “Backhaul” and “Bolt Seal”. It’s Audio Drama Time!
SCP is back but this time with the podcast “Find Us Alive” which follows the strange developments at Site-107, a small Foundation research site trapped inside dimensional anomaly SCP-6320, as narrated by the site’s radio operator, Dr. Harley. This week, premiere episodes “The Voice of 107” and “Dash 1”. It’s Audio Drama Time!
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