Welcome to the start of another end-of-year holiday celebration, audio drama fans!  This episode, and the next few, will hold audio tales with at least a few wintry holiday elements. A lot of laughs, loss, fantasy and feasting wait for you in these virtual halls. We’ll begin with a continuing saga that’s more reminiscent of Halloween than New Year’s Day: Mercury – A Broadcast of Hope, #351 – “Tomb of Horrors.” It’s the offspring of Atlanta Radio Theatre Company.  The series has been releasing daily broadcasts from the aftermath of the zombie apocalypse since 2017 – and each episode is available for only 24 hoursRead More →

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A wicked witch, a good witch, and a bumbling showman:  The Wizard of Oz returns! In our last episode (Midnight Audio Theatre #336), we introduced you to young Dorothy Gale – and her little dog, too.  Swept up by a Kansas twister, Dorothy found herself in the magical land of Oz, where she had an alarming encounter with the Witches of the West and South, a song and dance with the Munchkins, and made friends with the Scarecrow, the Tin Man and the Lion.   This episode is devoted to the rest of the story, as she and her intrepid trio continue their adventures while findingRead More →

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We have another feast of stories ready to serve you.  In our audio appetizer, Ask Answergirl investigates another crime of campus cheating in Episode 5, “Ineligible Receiver.”  A professor has suspicions that a star player on the university football team might be getting a bit too much help with his schoolwork. Is she right to throw a flag on the play? Can you make the call before Zina delivers the final judgment? For our main course, dig in to Mercury: A Broadcast of Hope with Transmission #412 – “Shine on Harvest Moon.”  Atlanta Radio Theatre Company has been producing this story of daily radio reportingRead More →

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Click “play,” and enjoy an hour chock full of stories for your ears! We launch with a mystery for you in Episode 3 of Ask Answergirl: “A Whole Latte Cheating.” Dean Tukeva has suspicions about a statistics class where an overwhelming majority of students are getting an A. Can you break the curve and solve the case?  The series is produced by Chris Csont and Will Anderson at Central Michigan University.  To check out more of this series, visit cmich.edu and search for “Ask Answergirl”. After that mystery, we’ll continue listening in on a radio station broadcasting during the zombie apocalypse in Mercury: A Broadcast ofRead More →

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Hello audiodramaphiles and storytelling superstars! It’s November, which means its time for us to take a listen to stories about people – their behaviors, their interactions, and their relationships. We also have a cornucopia of stories for you each week this month, and this episode is no exception – four different audio stories to entertain your ears. To kick it all off, we’re starting with some fun radio-broadcast-style stories. In case you’ve missed it these past few weeks, Mercury: A Broadcast of Hope has been playing on MAT since October, but the full series is a daily audio drama podcast that has been broadcasting sinceRead More →

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In this weeks episode, we’ve got our own batch of drama to ring out October, and a few stories to start off our November focus on relationships and folklore. Up first is our chilling send off from October, The Deca Tapes. Those of you who like some drama and psychological thrills in their mysteries may already be familiar with this eight-part series from creator Lex Noteboom. The Deca Tapes revolves around a set of tapes that have been leaked to the public, all recorded by a group of ten people that have confined together in some unknown place. Each recording is a personal entry ofRead More →

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Greetings traveler, you’ve arrived to Midnight Audio Theatre, pull up a chair! This week, we’re continuing our exploration of the unknown with more from VAST Horizon, with Episode 2: Little Things, from Fool and Scholar Productions. As always, be sure to check out more episodes and info at vasthorizonpodcast.com. Thanks to the generosity of their listeners through Patreon, the Fool and Scholars creators have both officially become full time podcasters to work on their show. Then, it’s another dandy trip to the Emporium for SCIENCE – as we dig dipper in into future of bug-like robots. Spoiler: the Cyborg Cockroaches will inherit all of theRead More →

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Welcome back! You’ve just arrived to another tantalizing episode of Midnight Audio Theatre. This show, we’re heading into the unknown with two new and unique tales – VAST Horizon from Fool and Scholar Productions and Middle:Below from Tin Can Audio. Up first is VAST Horizon. If you’re a long-time listener, you may recognize the Fool and Scholar production group – and you’ll definitely recognize their long list of successful series, many of which we’ve had on the show. Liberty: Critical Research, Liberty: Tales of the Tower, and White Vault. With VAST, we meet Dr. Nolira Eck, an agronomist who is meant to establish plant lifeRead More →

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Welcome back, audio dramaphiles! You’ve returned just in time to explore the wild unknown of post-civilization Earth – with back-to-back episodes of Still Lives from Studio Knox. This subtle but engrossing story started back in July of 2018 by its quartet of writers – Colton Flick, James Currie, Ríoghnach Robinson, and Sarah Schnebly. Colton and James had just finished “The Magical History of Knox County“, and reached out to their fellow Kenyon College alumni to brainstorm some stories. Fast forward 6 months to recording time with both local and remote actors, and by March the series was ready to make it’s debut – an 8-partRead More →

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Hello and welcome! Tonight is all about new visitors – from a crash-landing with Oblivity, Episode 3, to an unexpected knock at the door in Still Lives, Episode 2: The Traveller. And it’s not just the episodes that have a simliar theme – both production groups are alike, in not only creating their stories as independent endeavors – but also as friends coming together to tell a story and sharing it with the world. The Studio Knox team that produces Still Lives is made up of four past students of Kenyon College – Colton Flick, Jamie Currie, Rioghnach Robinson and Sarah Schnebly. The Oblivity team,Read More →

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