Delve into a dynamic duo of delightful dalliances for the holidays!  Two dear friends of our show —  Aural Traditions and Decoder Ring Theatre – provide the line-up as our celebration of wintry wonderlands continues. To get your hour of fun, adventure, and amusements started, we’ll visit Aural Traditions’ It’s About Time Travel Agency series for the timely tale, “Yule Be Sorry”.  Tired of waiting in long lines of holiday travelers at the airport, the agents decide to step through the time portal for their Christmas time-off instead…and it goes according to plan about as well as a Clark Griswold vacation. After that, Flying SquirrelRead More →

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Here’s a festive feast of fiction with four unique stories from old and new friends alike!  We’re kicking things off with another undead installment of Mercury: A Broadcast of Hope from Atlanta Radio Theatre Company.  A day in the life after the zombie apocalypse continues with broadcast #798: “Bury My Hope and Wounded Knee.” Then, everyone’s favorite sophomore sleuth seeks solutions in Ask Answergirl, Episode 4 – “Compass Point Christmas.”  Zina investigates the case of exams missing from a professor’s office; could this mark the return of her arch-nemesis, Caitlyn? When that case is closed, Uncanny County returns with another twisted tale which wickedly warmsRead More →

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C’mon gang – one more Decoder Ring for the road! This show, we grab one more Summer Showcase selection as we enjoy these on-again off-again visits to the classic styles of the Golden Age of Radio. How about someone only The Shadow could love? Decoder Ring Theatre takes us on a road trip out to 1940’s Hollywood to find the one person keeping the streets safe is none other than the mysterious Master of Fear, The Knightmare. After that, it’s back to a different type of radio with IABDRH‘s premiere of the “Morning Show” on WUBD – but are the hosts ready for their broadcastingRead More →

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We’re back with more Decoder Ring Theatre and their Summer Showcase stories! This show, we take a trip back to the Wild West, before and after the Golden Age of Radio. Penned by Phil Bledsoe, Blaze Bing is the quintessential Man of the Old West – but when radio dramas have passed their prime, what becomes of the voice who brought Blaze to life? Take a listen to all of the good, bad and the ugly in these back-to-back stories: “Blaze Bing, Rodeo King” and “Tales of the Rodeo King”. Enjoy! Don’t Forget to Check Out:– Decoder Ring Theatre– Summer Showcase– Patreon: Decoder Ring Theatre

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Hello audio drama listeners! We’re back from our May Replays, as we unofficially call it. Between wrapping up the MAT Scriptwriting Competition, MAT Feature auditions and casting, the month of May tends to be a recharge month to let us get back on our feet. Thank you for waiting for us! To kick things back into gear, we’re revisiting an old friend with some specialty stories to tell. It’s time to open some Marvellous Boxes containing two tales from Decoder Ring Theatre‘s Showcase series, both written by Tim Prasil. First up is “Frozen Words Thawed”, where a historical oddity is questioned and a reminder thatRead More →

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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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