
This week Jack and David a break at Christmas Diner with “Two Flat Earthers Kidnap a Freemason, Episode 2: Toasted Ravioli” and Meet Cute “Ship Happens, Season 1 – Part 2”!

Where there’s dark there’s light there’s hope. Jack, David, and the captive Zug make their way out of the Dark Nebula of Halloween in the Audioverse to explore “Half Hour Audio Hour” which is a monthly anthology of 10-30 minute audio drama scripts from a different playwright each month. This week we feautre: “Blag” by Victoria Morris and with a special chat about the show with “Behind the Blag”

Jack is surprised by David in the opening episode of Season 21 as they discover a new mystery with a trilogy of “The Storage Papers” from Jeremy Enfinger. Episodes 1.00- A Cryptic Warning, 1.01- Baby Cries, and 102- A Conspicuous Suspect lead our hosts on a merry chase!

David Ault begins this episode with a conversation about the goals of Classic Sonic Society Podcast.
Episode #1 Aired: 9/06/2005 This week we kick off the festivities with a little soul searching. Are we alone? Or does God have control over everything? Shall we leave it in his hands, or take actions ourselves. In my own writings I’ve often considered exactly what part the celestial plays in the affairs of humanity. David Koenigsberg’s continuing series “The Soul Patrol” answers that question in a mixture of rye humour and dramatic tension. Later we’ll have a conversation with Mr. Koenigsberg about creating radio drama, and begin our weekly serial from DreamRealm Enterprises- Robots of the Company.

In our grand finale for the sixteenth season of Sonic Summerstock, Jack Ward takes a relook at a classic episode of “I was a Communist for the F.B.I. and remakes it for the future and Retro Rockets with “I Was a Martian for the E.B.I.” and the thrilling Sci-Fi Electric Curtain thriller. Sonic Cinema Productions and the Amigos Collective bring us “The Sleeper!”

The Narada Radio Company, a significant contributor to Sonic Summerstock Playhouse over the past decade, is back again this year with a major effort. Producer Pete Lutz is proud to bring you his adaptation of the Orson Welles film, THE STRANGER! Loosely attributed to the lost Old-Time Radio series, “This is Hollywood”, from the late 1940s, Narada presents a re-imagining of what their radio adaptation of the tense, thrilling film, about a Nazi hunter and his prey, might have been like. With a huge cast of Narada favorites!
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