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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We’re blasting off again tonight! Last time, you got an introduction to Oblivity, and the lives of four unique individuals in a small research base on Pluto, as they attempt to survive each other. This show, Oblivity is back with Episode 2: A Cyborg Meets his Maker, where Lowell has a rare encounter with his cybersurgeon, and everyone at the station is tested – in one way or another. After that we have Still Lives – produced by Studio Knox, we head back to earth after modern civilization has fallen, to find five survivors living under one roof, trying live their lives as best theyRead More →

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Whew! If you’re look for a show chock-full of storytelling without the host babbling, this is one for you! We have The Ordinary Epic back for another dose of adventure in Episode 3: Modern-Day Thacktivism, along with a journey to the far reaches of the Sys with Oblivity, Episode 1: Incoming. And it really is incoming, as Oblivity is Rob Stringer’s first trip into the audio drama universe. Independently produced in Oxford, UK with a host of local talent, the story started as an idea that turned into a test performance at a local Scratch Night and took off from there. It’s a fun, quirkyRead More →

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Hello and welcome, audio drama adventurers! Last time, we were treated to the first three episodes of London Necropolis Railway, along with The Ordinary Epic, Episode 1: The Group. If you couldn’t get enough of them, don’t worry – neither could we! So coming up this show is the rest of LNR’s first season with Episodes 4-7, and another installment of the Ordinary Epic with Episode 2: The Dip. Like last time, we’re kicking things off first with London Necropolis Railway. The show is a part of the Swedish project THE OTHER SIDE which is a multi media project aimed at young adults to helpRead More →

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Welcome back! It’s another show of new stories as we welcome two new friends to the show, with a short SCIENCE lesson in between. Are you prepared to explore the ghostly train station of the Necropolis Railway? How about questing with a new group of friend on a not-so Ordinary Epic? It’s time for some adventure with weird and wonderful things! First things first – we’re going underground to find out more about this mysterious Underground of London in Hillevi Gustafson’s “London Necropolis Railway”. The story is inspired by the actual Necropolis Railway of the 1800s, which transported dead bodies out of London for burialRead More →

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(A big thank you goes out to our online community – you have been amazingly patient with us as we fell behind with our Episode Archive. Some new project work fell our way, and we’ve been trying to juggle everything…hopefully we’re back on track now!) Hello, audio dramateers! Glad to be back with you with another hour of stories. It’s time to get caught up with more of “The City Within The Walls”, and as an extra treat, we’ve got a bit of science and an Out-of-Time origin story to entertain your ears. The dystopia of “The City Within The Walls” is created and composedRead More →

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Is it the future, or the past? Does it matter? This show, we’ll be taking a listen to two very different audio drama projects, from a post-apocalyptic Earth with a dystopian way of life, to a crew that gets hopelessly lost in the far reaches of space. First up is “The City Within The Walls” from Graven Rogue Studios. Created by Josh Monroe, the production started out as “a world building project for a concept album I was working on called ‘Dear Dayton.’” Combined with a book he was working on at the same time, a podcast format was suggested and “The City Within TheRead More →

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