This week on the Sonic Society Justin MacLaughlin brings us the science fiction series, EOS10 with the first two episodes. Listen to the beginning, subscribe to the feed!
Go get your early bird tickets for Mad-Con!
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Jamie Dyer brings us the first five episodes of The Hudsons along with the Mad-Con promo. Get your tickets today!
Tonight Jack and David talk upcoming Mad-Con, other news, and introduce the incredible new Audio Drama Star Tripper from Julian Mundy!
Tonight Jack and David are flying high as they soar through the first four episodes of Steve Long’s The Hawk Chronicles. A classic new audio drama series first heard on WHCP FM in Cambridge, Maryland!
Tonight in a cross-over extra of the Sonic Summer Parlour series, the Queen of Audio Drama- Tanja Milojevic from Lightning Bolt Theatre of the Mind joins our Amigos Lothar Tuppan, Jeffrey Billard, and Jack Ward to discuss a classic episode of Nightfall from CBC radio- “Beauty’s Beast!”
Tonight, Aron Toman with The Chronicles of Oz takes us back through the imagination of L. Frank Baum, adapting his classic children’s novel- The Marvellous Land of Oz! Stay tuned afterwards for the Breaking Walls podcast promo!
Tonight in this extended episode we complete Electric Vicuna Production‘s adaptation of “The Most Dangerous Game” written by Jack J. Ward and Produced by Scott Mosher and welcome back Great Northern Audio Theatre‘s “Martian Trombone”!
Tonight in our premiere feature for Sonic Society Season 14, Scott Mosher produces a Jack J. Ward first-part adaptation of the classic Richard Connell short story “The Most Dangerous Game” in a new anthology Action Adventure Audio Theatre from Electric Vicuña Productions!
Tonight we conclude Sonic Summerstock Playhouse with a double feature from Narada Radio Company and “Rocket from Manhattan”, Pete Lutz producing a classic Arch Oboler play, and The Amigo Audio Collective with “The Stars are Styx” an X-Minus One presentation produced by Jeffrey Billard.
Thank-you EVERYONE who made this summer season such a success!
Jeffrey Billard, Lothar Tuppan, and Jack Ward greet our final guest in the parlour this summer. Craig Robotham joins us from Weird World Studios to talk about one of his favourite Arch Oboler plays from the Dalton Trumbo novel Johnny Got His Gun starring Jimmy Cagney.
Apologies for the poor sound quality…