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Hello Sonic Society members.. Jack here…
I just wanted to send a little note out over the RSS Feeds. Some folks have noticed that last week’s Sonic Society hasn’t hit the podverse yet, and I apologize. I’ve been voiceless and sick with a lousy cold (is there a great cold?) for the last week and a half. I actually had one before and as soon as I got rid of it, I picked up another.
At any rate, I’m happy to report, that I have my voice back and you can expect the Tuesday show up on the feed soon.
As well as today’s Sonic Speaks, and of course last Friday’s Sonic Echo.
David and I hope that you’re enjoying the packed feed this tenth season of the Sonic Society. We’re getting all kinds of positive responses from people, and we’re just happy to share our love of Audio Drama with you and all the people who love making this stuff too.
They’re awesome aren’t they? If you haven’t hugged A radio drama producer or voice actor today, go out and find one.
A couple of other quick announcements- we’re now on Stitcher! And if you go on to the Sonic Society webpage at sonicsociety.org (of course) you’ll see a little link to your Sonic Society show on Stitcher.
This is real important. Please, please please… right now… before you forget (because I always forget when podcasts ask me this) go to that link. Go on to the Sonic Society on Stitcher and on the bottom of the page write a review.
We normally don’t ask this, but we need a few reviews on Stitcher to push the Sonic Society out on their main page. This is one of our chances to get the Sonic Society known in other places than through the podcast.
So PLEASE do that right now… I’ll wait… until you get there….
……
still waiting…..
Yes, there’s the page…. right… bottom of the page…. right there…
Yes, fill out that review….
Please be honest… and generous… or generously honest… 🙂
Okay… speaking of getting the word out there… Thanks to our webmistress Ginny, we’ve been updating the Sonic Society webpage and moved it to another server. Some folks said they couldn’t see the webpage because the URL hadn’t transferred over to the new server where they are. If you’re having that problem and the sonic society is coming back broken, please let us know at sonicsociety AT gmail DOT com
Other news… other news… Yes! We have Sonic Society Youtube channel working. If you know people that have trouble using an RSS Feed or itunes Podcasting, but know how to use Youtube… then please get them to subscribe. I’ve been posting a ton of shows from our back catalogue and we’re already well into the second season… maybe the third season on Youtube.
Thanks again to Ginny who has been steadfastly making these into playable movies (even if they don’t have any visuals) and I go ahead and put the feed information into the description and away we go!
So I think that’s it.. subscribe to the Youtube, reviews on Stitcher…. and I hope you really enjoy the next couple of months. Sonic Echo has Orson Month this October, and we have a bunch of really fun interviews with the makers and shakers of Audio Drama today in Sonic Speaks- and of course brand new, companies and favourite companies with new shows in our regular Tuesday night shows on the Sonic Society all wrapped around the adventures of David, our friends and myself in the TORTIS.
Special thanks to M. Sierio Garcia who has returned again as our Promo Girl and to all the people who’ve guest starred and will in our upcoming shows. Especially John Bell who can help out on a dime.
Lastly, EVP has some great stuff in the works. Michael Stokes is remastering Gate- AT LAST! You’ll get Gate mastered the way the show deserves… and I just finished recording a special new Wavefront episode for our 400th release of the regular season of the Sonic Society for the end of October.
As you can tell, lots buzzing in the Sonic Society this year. No wonder I’ve been ill!
Hope you are in better health and taking care of each other.
We’ll see you later- in the society…
Goodnight.
David and Jack find themselves locking on to the first three episodes of the brand new release of the series Prenport , an exciting new radio soap by Tom Williamson!
Jack and David seek out to find the source of the damage to the Audioverse by triangulating first to The Twelfth episode from the incorrigible A Beginner’s Guide to Interplanetary Destruction and then to The Truth Podcast with “Biological Clock”!
John Bell connects up with Jack to talk about his latest creative venture. You’re never going to believe the fun we have when we kick around the hilarious The Devil’s Piñata with action hero Buck Shott! You’re going to want to rush out and grab your own copy while you can!
Going ou
t joyously with the galactic heralded return of “Space Casey” by Christiana Ellis! Jack and David say goodbye to another season but look ahead to our ten years!
BONUS: Another fun-filled Bell’s in the Batfry featuring John Bell! This time its #79 (hey that rhymes! Hey, so did that!)
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ssic terrors with Edgar Allan Poe’s frightfully good retellings from Radio Theatre in NYC. “Fall of the House of Usher” and “The Black Cat” for your ghoulish amusement while two recently rejuvenated hosts try to find their way back to adulthood!
With a SPECIAL EXTRA of Bell’s in the Batfry #33, what could be finer?
Anyone 
who knows me, knows I don’t often enter EVP shows for awards.
But in the case of Alone in the Night I am so grateful for the amazing work that Michael Stokes put into the production of this Wavefront episode last year. Over the year, Michael and I went back and forth over every moment of the recording performed by the incredible Genevieve Jones, Tanja Milojevic, David Ault, and John Bell.
The Wavefront Anthology has always had a special feel to its science fiction edge for me. I am very humbled to announce that “Alone in the Night” has won Silver in this year’s Mark Time Awards. Well done everyone!
Special thank you to Jerry Stearns for his rendition of the cover art of this show!
Jack and David have a fun time on the Windshearer listening to Cornucopia Radio’s “The Legend of Nic and Joe- Episode 1”, Machine Court’s “Hitori Date Master” and a blast from the past with a shortened Bell’s in the Batfry #107. 
Jack and David race against time out of the labyrinth of the City of the Dead as we conclude Simon Neilson’s epic Children of the World’s End!
Sonic Special: A Bell’s in the Batfry Extra!