Jack and David showcases an adaptation of Kurt Vonnegut’s 2BR02B from Pulp-Pourri Theatre and The Adventures of Jack Nimble from Matt Leong!
Tag: Horror (Page 6 of 7)
Jashae Slaughter’s science fiction epic Last Day: Origins episodes one and two is our feature tonight on the Sonic Society and your hosts, as always, are David Ault and Jack Ward.
Awakening from a fall through the shanty town of Geln, Biff sees a rocket ship crash and meets up with Commander Angela Degan and Professor Ildeen Thermopoli of Nova Command!
Tonight on the Sonic Society we settle into episode three of the incredible new smash hit The Black Tapes Podcast, with thanks to Paul Bae and Terry Miles and their crew. Sit back and enjoy. And as if to get into the spirit, there was something rather weird in the recording of this introduction. Pro Tools stopped with an error. On the end of the cut was a strange message. We include it after the credits and guarantee we never manufactured it for this podcast. Happy Month of Halloween!
Jack speaks to director, writer, producer and audio enthusiast MJ Cogburn from Darker Projects and Colonial Radio Theatre.
This week we present 4077th “The Hangman’s Dozen” and Erik Kershaw’s “Room for Three”. Loads more news and Matt Leong. What more could you ask for?
Biff Straker, “The Haunted World” is on the air! Your narrator, Mark Bruzee, along with Kid Rocket (Colm Ward) brings you the next installment of the hero of the cosmos- Biff Straker, in the fabulous Spaceways!
David is on the microphone while Jack figures out gadgets with this incredible release from Jeffrey Gardner and Our Fair City Season One in its complete remastered golden towered audio visions!
Double feature night with Sonic Society this week andMisfits Audio presenting Mike Murphy with “Milly Foster- Macabre Investigator and Oh Where, Oh Where Can She Be?” and “Raise Your Glass” on Our Fair City. Jack and David are your hosts. You are our guests. It’s Sonic!
We’re getting closer and closer to Halloween, a time which happens to be the most favourite for audio drama writers and producers. More horror audio drama hits the airwaves in October than any other time of the year. Tony Palermo has a great page to give helpful hints to the wannabe horror writer of radio. His article, Writing Radio Horror Stories give a series of great references to help turn your blood filled pen cold with fright.
What are you planning to release at Halloween? Are you headed for a Transcontinental Terror?