Virginia helps out Jack with co-hosting while David Ault rests up his Kris Kringly self. Tonight’s special feature comes from Austin Beach andAudioblivious with “Natural Selection”. Hold on to your hats and your screams!
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Biff fights to survive with Angela Degan and Professor Thermopoli in the Pool of Death before they make their escape to “The Man they call Methuselah”
David flies solo and soars with a great double feature from WCRS Stage “The Watch” by John S. Drewand “Victoria! Empress of the Universe- Ep 1. Murder in Space Most Foul” from All Better Audio.
This week on the Sonic Society Jack and David welcome back an old friend with several episodes fromDreamRealm Enterprises new series Polygloms and the long awaited second episode of Strangeness in Space!
The Message is out! Mac Rogers’ exciting new serialized podfict is our feature tonight for a taste. Go listen to the rest of the series on itunes!
Peter Gruenbaum’s episode 3 of “The Sting of the Dark Tower” fromCoiled Stories, and Neil Gustin’s “Ankh- Endings and Beginnings” from Twilight Audio Theatre are Jack and David’s post Halloween double-feature treats tonight!
The incredible, compelling series Sting of the Dark Tower by Peter Gruenbaum from a tale probably written by C.S. Lewis is our double feature tonight as David leads the microphone and Jack waves from the bed of restoration after Hal-Con.
This special Sonic Speaks interview has Jack speaking with Jacqueline Ball from Audioflix about the plans of Brian Pappas and Tim Knofler and the entire AF team to develop “The Netflix of Audio” and the great hope for monetizing the next stage in the Silver Age of Modern Audio Movies. Whether you want unlimited streaming of incredible new and classic content, or you are a writer or producer interested in getting some recognition and financial remuneration, have a listen!
Biff and his new friends from Nova Command are captured by the Rahoad and find themselves facing “THE POOL OF DEATH”
The phenomenal 40th anniversary love letter to War of the Worlds is written and produced by the brilliantly inventive Steve Bellinger and our feature tonight after its 1978 premiere on American Public Radio. With thanks to Captain Radio, Jack and David present this classic on the week of World Audio Drama Day. May we all live love and listen faithfully