Jack catches up with David for the penultimate battle against the Videk. But first let’s fly with the conclusion of Brad Lansky and the Rogue Era from Dieter Zimmerman!
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More fantastic zombie news! The dead walk again! Or at least, the unliving monsters from KC Wayland’s zombie epic We’re Alive. Wayland’s back, and in this article with Army Times describes what he’s already revealed to Sonic Speak listeners last month that his new parallel tale from the post apocalyptic nightmare- Lockdown will be coming to a podcatcher near you!
Support KC Wayland and the We’re Alive Podcast at its Kickstarter campaign where YOUR donation may be just what is needed to finish this fantastic new voyage into terror.
From the amazing studio that brought you Powder River, The Martian Chronicles, Captain Blood and other thrilling tales- now adapted from the pure zombie nightmare comic- Dead Ahead! Written by Mel Smith and adapted for radio by Jack J. Ward, this terror-filled blood bath will keep you away from the water, and safely aboard while the moans from the unliving remain.. Dead Ahead. Listen to this trailer and look for the summer release from Colonial Radio Theatre in August!
Radio Drama OTR and new skits will be performed live tonight! The Floyd Town Jubilee is in Floyd!
“The Town of Floyd presents The Floyd Town Jubilee featuring the popular Floyd Radio Show tonight (June 20) at 7:00 p.m. in the Warren G. Lineberry Community Park.
The Floyd Radio Show with hosts Anna Roberts-Gevalt and Elizabeth LaPrelle is an old-timey variety show with original radio plays, comedy bits, ads, jingles, music and more. The show will feature special musical guests: Minton Sparks with John Jackson, The New Ballards Branch Bogtrotters and Town Mountain.”
Mark Bruzee returns with the conclusion of “Please Come with Me” a Darker Projects and LEAP Audio joint collaboration as the two Davids in the clutches of the Videk try to save all of Audiospace!
Conor Malone is one of the latest recipients of the PJ O’Connor Awards. If the name of the awards sounds familiar, O’Connor was the late head of RTE Drama and represents the latest in best new Irish writing for Audio Drama. Malone, who manages the Balor Arts Centre in Ballybofey, won third place for his forty minute play entitled “The Fund”. Inishowen News has all the details here.
What keeps Jerry Robbins going? The very thought of being able to sustain a powerful series, let alone a fun action-oriented, grounded in history western such as Powder River for eleven seasons is mind blowing to us at the Sonic Society. But, we’re grateful he does and like many other fans, never want it to stop!
Here’s the latest wrap up news from the CRT Blog:
This week was a milestone for our POWDER RIVER series, as it wrapped production on its 11th season, and recorded it’s 150th episode! Not bad for a show that was a summer replacement program for THE NEW DIBBLE SHOW with a 15 episode run. However once it went on the air the listeners wanted to hear more, thanks in part to the three episode arc that concluded the first season, and several month later we were back recording RETURN TO POWDER RIVER – planning on ending after our 15th episode. But, that didn’t work out either, and here we are 11 years later still in production.
In celebration of our 150th episode, CRT would like to thank the cast and crew who have brought this show to life over the years.
Keep an eye open and your powder dry for the next release from Colonial Radio Theatre!
As Jack makes his way out of the TORTIS to rescue David, he sets the controls for Brad Lansky and the Rogue Era– Part One from Dieter Zimmerman and Part One of “Please Come With Me” from Darker Projectsand Mark Bruzee.
Jack completes Season One of Sonic Speaks with part two of his audio essay on the landscape of the audio story first heard in the Audio Drama Production Podcast.
He may not be the picture here, but Biff Straker of Nova Command is still looking for a few good men and women- actors that is!
As we prepare for the release of Season Zero, of Spaceways for Sonic Society Season 11, EVP is looking for some great, energetic and interesting character voices.
The tone of the revamped Spaceways will be Buck Rogers adventure but Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow seriousness. The storylines may be fantastic and silly at times, don’t let your characters be. We’re looking for believable auditions so that Biff can be appreciated for all ages!
Here’s some of the roles you can give a try.
1. Rat Man (M): Drag them both back to the Circle… But Captain Bara (BEAR-ra) ! How did you guess that the blaster was not set to kill? … Fool! You heard her. She was ready to surrender to the Council. Do you think she would have dared to kill us knowing how much trouble she’s in already? Do you?!
2. Viking Amazon Centaur Pirate (F): The slave male you asked for, War Chief… Yes, War Chief (STAMPS A SALUTE) … No. I slew her. It’s amazing how easily that can be done and so quickly, she even now breathes her last.
3. Oar Captain on Flying Slave Ship (M): You! Sapiate! (SAY-pee-it) The War Chief will see you above decks. Be quick about it. YOU! SAPIATE! I won’t tell you again! Get above decks!
DETAILS: a. Record on an excellent microphone with great isolated sound quality.
b. Provide your audition on any or all of the above lines. Include more voices or lines of your own.
c. Send audition mp3’s (256K is fine for the audition) to sonicsocietyATgmailDOTcom.
d. Include your full name, best way to get in contact with you and your availability.
Please note that actors who are excellent usually have the following attributes: great voice flexibility and style, great recording capability, flexible schedules for recording and retakes, and fun to work with.