We have our archives and audio links fixed and back to normal! Thank you for waiting on us! It’s one last case with Justice and Dixon tonight before we say goodbye for a while – and a proper hello to Commander O’Rania, ANDI and the rest of the crew onboard the Sequoia VII. It may be sad to see Black Jack Justice go for a while, but it’s a welcome relief for Trixie -who’s had just about enough of a certain person walking through the detectives’ door tonight. Justice and Dixon help track a family fortune in “Two is Two Many” from Decoder Ring Theatre.Read More →

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Welcome back, audio drama fans! Congratulations to everyone who submitted to our scriptwriting contest. Submissions are now closed, and we’ll be announcing the winners in two weeks – so keep your ears open and your eyes peeled. This show, it’s a full assortment of stories to tell – from the gumshoes on the street, to a young child’s kingdom, to the red planet next door. We’ll start things out with Black Jack Justice from Decoder Ring Theatre in “The More Things Change” to get your weekly dose of noir in. After that is another story from A.R. Olivieri – one all about survival in theRead More →

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Hello dear listeners! Wouldn’t you know, we had a last-minute change for this show. Questions, uncertainties and unknowns led us to pulling out these two Black Jack Justice tales that, at the end of the night, felt very fitting for a show where nothing goes the way you plan. Jack Justice and Trixie Dixon are back as they tackle the protection and ousting of a conundrum of the academic community, with a snake that seems to have deviated from the norm. After that, the police has Justice and Dixon behind bars for a crime they didn’t commit. It’s another night of noir with Decoder RingRead More →

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Hi audio drama fans! As we’re getting caught up on our episode logs, we’re sorry to say that at the time of this posting, the MAT scriptwriting competition has come to a close. Good luck to everyone who submitted, and be sure to keep an eye out for the competition again next fall! This show, it’s the little things that get to you. It’s all well and good to say “don’t sweat the small stuff” – until it’s the small stuff that causes the world to go sideways. It’s a theme of our two guest stories – ‘2298‘ by A.R. Olivieri, and another ‘Black JackRead More →

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Hello again, audiodramaphiles! As we head further into the new year, there’s always that feeling of looking back to what was before, and in some cases, our pasts coming back to haunt us. That’s the theme of tonight’s show, as we hear another story from Decoder Ring Theatre‘s Black Jack Justice and the first four episodes from Rick Coste‘s series “Inhale“. If you remember, back in 2016 we got a listen to “Behemoth“, one of Rick Coste‘s first works from his Modern Audio Drama series. Since then he has gone on to create several more stories, including “Scotch”, “Bryar Lane” and “Is Anybody Out There?”Read More →

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Hello audio drama enthusiasts, and welcome to 2019 – already defunct with website problems. This episode and several of our entries in the Archive are slow-going, as we’re navigating the new system update that has thrown some of our old coding into disarray. Apologies for the slow progress! This show, we’re kicking off our January tradition of bringing you a collection of Black Jack Justice stories from our good friends at Decoder Ring Theatre – a comforting start to whatever your new year holds. It’s back-to-back Justice and Dixon, who are stopping by the local precinct quite a bit to get the info they needRead More →

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Time to jump into some holiday detective stories!  Are you prepared for some holiday whodunits?And we bet you can guess one of the stories on our list – yep, Black Jack Justice is here again.  But first, an introduction to a new flatfoot in town!   It’s time to hear a story from John Henry Holiday: Christmas Crimes Detective. The story is produced by Boojum Radio Theater, which began in the mountains of Western North Carolina, and is now making original comedy from Chicago, Illinois. “Christmas Crimes Detective” is Boojum Radio’s first full production, which they production group hopes to turn into an annual series. Things areRead More →

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Ah ha! We’re quite late to posting this episode, unfortunately – with our concern with posting the latest MAT Features to their pages in a timely fashion, we neglected the episode posting after its premiere. In this show, we kicked off the first of our MAT Features from our 2017 collection, followed by two episodes of Black Jack Justice from Decoder Ring Theatre: Episode 38, “Cops and Robbers” and Episode 42, “The Sky’s the Limit”. This show we really crammed as much audio drama into the hour as possible, so we didn’t get a chance to properly thank the cast and crew of our firstRead More →

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Some announcements! 1. The MAT Scriptwriting Competition is drawing to a close.  Your last day to send us your script is this Sunday, February 4th by 11pm CT.  Once the deadline is passed, our judges will read and review all the applicants over the following weeks, and we’ll be announcing the winners of the competition by the end of the month.  Those scripts that win will be produced and aired on our show as part of our MAT Features collection for 2018. 2.  Speaking of Features, our winning features from last year are about to premiere!  Tune in next week to hear one of theRead More →

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It’s another chilly evening for some audio storytelling, and we’re bringing you some more tales for a dark and stormy night with Trixie Dixon and Jack Justice.  We’re joined by Decoder Ring Theatre once again as we wait on our newest MAT Features, produced from the winning submissions to last year’s Scriptwriting Competition.  At the same time, we’re counting down to our MAT Scriptwriting Competition deadline on February 4th.  Have you got your entry in yet?   Our minimum requirements ask for a 20 page maximum, along with no more than 4 central characters and a few language considerations for FCC.  So tell us your story!  Or, if you’reRead More →

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