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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For this week, we decided to skim through our holiday archives and bring out some of our favorite stories from Thanksgiving Specials past.  We hope you enjoy this compilation of November holiday tales!  And that hint about a certain competition coming up?  Well it still rings true…     Don’t Forget to Check Out: – Atlanta Radio Theatre Company – Uncanny County – MAT Scriptwriting Competition

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Hey there audio drama fans!  Once again it’s a show so jam-packed with storytelling, we may have incidentally run out of jam.  But never fear, there’s a full hour of Victoriocity and ARTC‘s Lone Star Planet ahead – and in the spirit of our lack of babbling on the air, we’ll keep our episode post short and sweet too. Enjoy Victoriocity Episode 3: The Pleasure Coast, and the wrap-up to Lone Star Planet, Episode 6: The Krupp Tatta Verdict!     Don’t Forget to Check Out: – Victoriocity – Atlanta Radio Theatre Company – ARTC Live

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Who’s ready for more adventures in some out-of-this world locales? In Victoriocity, writers Chris and Jen Sugden share a story that reaches back to 2010 in its production.  The tale of Even Greater London instills the Victorian Era with a significant advance in science and technology, while keeping a strong sense of imagination and tongue-in-cheek humor, especially in our good detective Inspector Fleet.  Victoriocity is a wonderful romp of noir, mystery and comedy that’s sure to amuse. On the other side of the galaxy, the story of Lone Star Planet is a Ron N. Butler adaption of the novel, written by H. Beam Piper. It’s a story of true WesternRead More →

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Hello audio drama fans!  We’ve come back to earth for a spell as we said goodbye to Starship Iris last week and crash-landed in the wonderful world of Victoricity , a detective story that’s one part noir, one part Victorian and two parts comedy with a Douglas Adams-esque flair.  Atlanta Radio Theatre Company is right here with us as well, with more tales of New Texas and the challenges Ambassador Silk finds there in this fun space-western.  We start with Victoriocity, Episode 1: “Even Greater London” before blasting off for the stars in Lone Star Planet, Chapter 4: “Old Unhappy Far Off Things”. Can’t get enough of theseRead More →

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Too many audio dramas!  No time to talk!  We couldn’t fit it in! For better or worse, you don’t have to hear any babbling from our host this show – these installments of “Starship Iris” and “Lone Star Planet” are so close, we barely got the story credits in. So we’ll keep this post short and sweet too – enjoy Starship Iris, Episode 4: “Phone Home” from Jessica Best and Procyon Podcasts,  and Lone Star Planet,  Episode 3: “Malum Prohibitum” from Atlanta Radio Theatre Company.   Don’t Forget to Check Out: – The Strange Case of Starship Iris – The Atlanta Radio Theatre Company – LoneRead More →

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We hardly had anything to say this show!  This show was so packed with story time that we hardly got a few sentences in.  But what is there to know other than the exciting tales that lie ahead?  We begin our hour with Episode 3 of Starship Iris, entitled “In The Deep”, followed by the second chapter of the saga of Ambassador Silk in “Lone Star Planet” from Atlanta Radio Theatre Company. Unfortunately next week is the last night for sharing Starship Iris on our show, so be sure to check out their webpage for more information or support them through Patreon as they continueRead More →

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It’s time to blast off!  Tonight marks the start of more space adventures: Starship Iris returns with another installment of their story, along with a recent story from Atlanta Radio Theatre Company entitled “Lone Star Planet“. If you haven’t heard of ARTC yet, don’t hesitate to jump over to their website to see all they have dreamt up and produced over the last 30 years.  Really, we’ll wait!  In addition to a catalogue of stories, they’ve developed some regular podcasts as well, including Mercury: A Broadcast of Hope, which showcases a new episode every day. Tonight, though, we kick off our ARTC story time with theRead More →

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Hi folks!  This show we shared a full hour of the Atlanta Radio Theatre Company in a special-crafted full hour of “ARTC Presents”, which they made available through PRX.  There’s a great variety of stories here from their series Into the Labyrinth, which include “Time for Station Identification”, “Our Fair City”, “Philip Meow-Lowe, PI” and “Wiki-history”, all recorded from live performances of the pieces.  And I do mean a full hour – which is good for this sinus-infection-weary host.  It’s a night of the unknown, with time travel with and without a time machine in “The More Things Change“.  Enjoy!   Don’t Forget to Check Out:Read More →

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