From our Sonic stockings this year, Jack and David open up a variety of shorts including some family-friendly tales like The Fairy-Tale Mysteries Radio Show Episode #1-Spoiled Pork from Jim Nelson and Fraser Valley Gilbert and Sullivan Society along with Owen McCuen‘s “Yo Ho Ho Santa and Blackbeard Christmas Adventure”, and finally from The Temp– “A Christmas Stocking Full of Easter Eggs”. Happy Christmas and Season’s Greetings one and all!
Ride with the Amigos one last time as they take a last look at their Western season exploring what we learned from the stories from the Old West!
Lothar Tuppan brings with the kind permission of Larry Groebe the Project Audion has lovingly recreated Norman Corwin’s charming 1938 radio fantasy using some of our best cross-country vocal talent performing live, augmented by a few visual effects. Another wonderful seasonal performance!
It’s just days from Christmas and right on time Halifax’s own Lion’s Den Theatre from Keith Morrison adapts their seasonal delight from the stage, the hilarious B-flick “Santa Conquers the Martians” in an extended Sonic Society feature!
In our continued 40th anniversary look back at the classic Silver Age series- Nightfall from the CBC, Jack speaks to esteemed Canadian writer, composer, and Nightfall alum radio dramatist- Tim Wynne-Jones.
As we come closer to Christmas, David and Jack bring the Ace Galaksi special from Maissa Bessada entitled “An Unwritten Christmas” along with Matt Leong’s tale “Black Boxes”!
Ed Jowett returns from Shades of Vengeance to talk more new audio drama and his Kickstarter campaign!
This week on the Sonic Society we complete “The Stranger Among Us” by MP Johnson and Daniel P Ramirez and revisit Battleground Productions with Brass #30: Summits and Revelations the season three finale getting you excited for season four! It’s Audio Drama Time!
This week on the Sonic Society Jack and David focus on the two first episodes of “The Stranger Among Us” written by MP Johnson and edited by Daniel P Ramirez which is a Medium Pajama Production based on a story from Orson Welles.
Professor Peter P. Pickpepper and his manservant David Lea Roth have opened up a portal from a parallel dimension where the genders are flipped from what they are here! In this first listening to The Gilded Age of Radio, they tune into “My Friend Irving”, the Thanksgiving episode!
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