| It’s December, Christmas month in Sonic Echo and this week we have some fun with Christmas confusion and the ol’ switcheroo. Tonight’s double feature includes My Friend Irma and Mel Blanc from The Mel Blanc Show!
All shows can be found in the incredible vault of wisdom- archive.org |
| The incredibly talented Bunbury Banter Theatre provides us a look at “Dash Dashing” while the explosively dynamic Joe Bev brings us “Willoughby Gets It” Part 1 while Jack tries to get out of another fine scrape with the U-Tubed weapon devastating the Audioverse! |
| John Tadrzak of Misfits Audio sits down and talks all things Audio Drama and Christmas on this week’s Sonic Speaks! |
| December is our Christmas month at Sonic Echo, and we begin this fest with a little schmaltz and sentimentality from school days. Our shows tonight include Ronald Coleman’sThe Halls of Ivy and Eve Arden’s Our Miss Brooks.
All notes can be found on archive.org. Class begins! |
| Take a stroll and feel the Seaburn with Jay Sykes Media in this new exciting radio drama! |
| Christian Madera brings us back parts 3 and 4 of The Once and Future Nerd while David, surviving the blast of the U-Tube weapon looks for escape! |
| Narada Radio’s Pete Lutz is back again with another grand tale from Pulp-Pourri Theatreand “Convince Me I Said” and David Ault is still alone in the depths of the grand U-Tube weapon, just before it powers up to fire! |
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David continues his trek through the conclusion of the original tales from the Chatterbox Audio Horror Broadcast! Presenting our final voyage in live sounds from the direction of Bob Arnold and a plethora of writers and talented actors from the 2014 show! |
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David awakens to find himself only connected by the incredible original tales from the 2014 Chatterbox Audio Horror Broadcast! Presenting the first part of the incredible voyage in live sounds from the direction of Bob Arnold and a plethora of writers and talented actors! |
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In our last look at October Orson Month, we present the show that made Orson Welles a superstar and infamous. This Halloween Eve we present Mercury Theatre on the Air’s adaptation of the H.G. Wells’ classic science fiction terror “War of the Worlds” |
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