We have a triple play of terror to excite your ears. Each one sets its own distinct chill on the horror genre, forging a fresh perspective on making your blood run cold. First up is Folxlore. This critically acclaimed series dives deep into queer horror with stories set above the subway lines of Glasgow’s inner city. Created by an all-queer team, each story subtly sucks you in to an atmosphere of fear…without the usual queerphobic tropes. In the Works — which produced Folxlore with Tin Can Audio — is a Scottish spoken word theater company; their collaboration with poet and performer Syd Briscoe brings aRead More →

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It’s time for us to get our fairytale ending for once, as Voices in the Wind Audio Theatre returns with the conclusion of their full-length adaptation of Sleeping Beauty.  When we left the story, Princess Aurora had been whisked away to live with a trio of good fairies in the woods, in a vain effort to protect her from an evil fairy’s curse.  After 16 years of searching, though, Princess Aurora’s whereabouts have finally been discovered.  That can only mean…well, you’ll have to listen to Part 2 of Sleeping Beauty to find out! We also have the return of The Cryptonaturalist, with a special investigationRead More →

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From close-to-home to far away:  we’re shifting gears with this episode of Midnight Audio Theatre.  The last few episodes focused on stories connected to Ohio.  Now, we’ll take your ears to a kingdom far, far away from the Buckeye State. When it comes to turning fairytales into audio dramas, Voices in the Wind Audio Theatre is one of the best.  Over the years, they’ve turned many classic tales into full-length audio features – long-time listeners will remember Voices in the Wind’s takes on The Wizard of Oz, Cinderella, and Snow White.  Now, we’re featuring their newest release: Sleeping Beauty.  Dramatized for audio by Diane VandenRead More →

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