
This week David and Jack check out the coming of Spring and romance in the air with Joao Nsita’s shorts including, “Dates”, “Dates 2”, “British Love”, “Franco and Rachel” from That Love Thing Podcast!

This week David and Jack check out the coming of Spring and romance in the air with Joao Nsita’s shorts including, “Dates”, “Dates 2”, “British Love”, “Franco and Rachel” from That Love Thing Podcast!

This week Jack and David present Glen Dickson’s Holding On!
Glen Dickson is a playwright whose work has been performed on stage and on the air throughout the UK, the US and Australia. His writing runs the gamut from monologues and short plays to full-length productions and private commissions. He has written sketches for BBC shows and has devised corporate forum theatre and training events for many organisations and universities. He was incredibly pleased to have been awarded his B.A degree in Dramatic Studies, from Dame Judi Dench at his graduation ceremony at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. For 7 years, Glen was the co-curator/producer of a monthly writer’s showcase (The Rum Diaries Presents), on the southside of Glasgow. In 2020, under lockdown conditions, he was invited to join his mate Iain Sinclair at Super Sound Radio Scotland, launching ‘Writer’s Block Radio Hour’.
Glen also curates and engineers two geeky film and television podcasts. Trailer Trash and Cult Status.
Contact Glen at writersblockradiohour@gmail.com if you’d like to submit your brand new drama, poetry, prose, spoken word, stand up or musical piece.
Join him on FB- Writer’s Block Radio Hour for more details.

What do you get when you have a historical audio drama based in the era of Harlem Renaissance? Why the first four episodes of Harlem Queen from Yhane Smith of course! Jack and David bring you this fantastic series this week so get ready… It’s AUDIO DRAMA TIME!

A handful of fading memories, the remains of a research project, and a garbled tape recorder are all Dr Miranda Quan has to her name… all this and more can be heard in this week’s feature as Jack and David present Alex Yun, Andrea Klassen and Procyon Podcast Network’s Station to Station on the final day of NADSWRIM 2021. Your wait is over… It’s AUDIO DRAMA TIME!

Leaving Earth and its problems behind seemed ideal, but no one anticipated just how difficult colonizing Mars would be, but Jack and David are making the trip with Marsfall from Erik Saras and the first two episodes of that gripping series! Because no matter where you go in space, it’s always AUDIO DRAMA TIME!

Deep in the heart of NADSWRIM– the National Audio Drama Scriptwriters Month, Jack and David go back for more inspiration from the amazing Bright Sessions from Lauren Shippen and Mischa Stanton. And the trilogy of therapy begins now because it’s AUDIO DRAMA TIME!

The Amigos- Lothar Tuppan, Jeff Billard, and Jack Ward return for Season 5 of Sonic Echo and a new season looking back at noir in Old Time Radio. Kicking off our premiere guest Jack Mooney from Down These Mean Streets and Stars on Suspense podcasts brings us “Red Wind” from The Adventures of Phillip Marlowe!

It’s the month of February and NADSWRIM in the Sonic Society. To inspire us Jack and David go back to the very first two episodes of the acclaimed series- Limetown by Two Up Productions. Be sure to subscribe to get them all! It’s Audio Drama time!

Welcome to the Sonic Society! This week as Jack is busy with his Clark Kent job, David brings an action-packed show from Dania Ramos and Cocotazo Media with the first two episodes of “Time Storm” and Shaun J. Nigro brings us “Sleepwalker” found on 8 Sparks Daily! It’s Audio Drama time!
Don’t forget tomorrow begins NADSWRIM!

It’s time for more great Audio Drama! This time hosts David and Jack take a visit out to Split Valley from Caroline V. McGraw, James Hansen and Eddie Prunoske!
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