Podcasting has been a roller coaster of ups and downs with long stretches of inclines and declines. Joey Keeton’s article “The Unfortunate Truth about the Podcasting Industry” in The Kernal blog. Keeton gives a good overview of where folks lie in their understanding and use of podcasts and the art of podcasting. Where are you?
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The long wait is over! Biff Straker Year Zero begins tonight! Sit back and experience the beginning of the legend. Written and Directed by Jack J. Ward. Produced by Josiah Ambrose. Music by Sharon Bee. Starring Jack Ward and Eric Benson. Mark Bruzee is your announcer. AIM FOR THE STARS!
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Once more into the breech Society Members as we launch of the premiere episode of Season 11 (the only season so far that in grammatical appropriateness we render into numeric form) with Jack and David behind the mikes and Red Panda’s “The Final Problem” fromDecoder Ring Theatre along with “Featherheads”Strangeness in Space from Clare Eden. A little of something ending, a little of something beginning in this over-sized awesome Double Feature!
Jack sits down for his annual chat with Decoder Ring Theatre’s Gregg Taylor to talk the Red Panda, Black Jack Justice and a pile of actual written copy as well as the normal audio fare. Entering into the eleventh season, Gregg speaks about what’s going on with DRT and podcasting audio drama.
Something is happening in the Icebox of the World- that’s Icebox. Minnesota. Jeffrey Adams is telling all the mysterious tales beginning in the end of August. Are you ready?
With Sonic Society Season 11 looming next week, David Ault hosts a special Summerstock extra- Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Tell-Tale Heart” an OTR short directed and starring David Ault, edited and co-starring Jack Ward, and special guest stars David Cummings from The No Sleep Podcast, and showcasing the heart-stopping terror-filled music of Sharon Bee.
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard and Gypsy Audio presents our final show for the 2015 Sonic Summerstock Playhouse season with the classic comedy “Arsenic and Old Lace”. Enjoy!
Arsenic and Old Lace as performed by the Screen Guild Theatre
based on the play by Joseph Kesselring. Adapted for Gypsy Audio by Alex Gilmour
Produced by Alex Gilmour
Executive producer Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard
Starring Dave Maciver as Mortimer Brewster, Cary Ayes as Jonathan Brewster, Julie Hoverson as Abby Brewster, Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Martha Brewster, Chris Blakeley as Doctor Einstein, Bill Hollweg as O’Hara, Stacy Dooks as Teddy, Alex Gilmour as Withersoopn and Brophy, and Melissa Bartell as the narrator.
Featuring There’s No Coffee in Hell sleepFacingWest http://www.
“Bass Walker” and “Sidewalk Shade – slower” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Sound effects from http://freesound.org
This recording is released under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial No derivatives 4.0 International licence. Gypsy Audio.org 2015
With a flourish and a parade we’re happy to announce the initial release of bookcraft.org! Make a free account, and a free ad or start hunting for ways to help bring your book project to life!
Tonight’s Sonic Summerstock Playhouse is a doozy. It’s the incredible Narada Radio Company’s presentation of Lux Radio Company’s “The Third Man” by Orson Welles! Brought to loving fruition from Pete Lutz!
A couple of posts ago we spoke about the value of giving your audio drama away for free. Today, we’re going to ask about the Future of Podcasting from the article in Tech Crunch that asks effectively:
What’s it going to take for Podcasting to have a breakthrough?
Podcasting is well over a decade long and there have been few super star stories. Podcasts that are home run often have some kind of help. Harmontown has the benefit of being the brainchild of superstar Community creator and writer. Dan Harmon. Acerbic Adam Carolla also has the benefit of his previous television effort, The Man Show. Even the monster hit, Serial had the backing, technical efforts and launch platform of NPR. Many podcasters are frustrated with the focus on music only, that seems to be still carrying the lion’s share of hearts and minds. But there is hope? When will podcasting break out on its own?