Hello storytelling fans! We’re back with some science fiction and comedy.  This show, we welcome Jessica Best and the rest of the cast and crew of The Strange Case of Starship Iris.  In a future where intergalactic war has come to an end two years prior, a mysterious explosion kills nearly the entire crew of Starship Iris.  It’s lone survivor, still aboard the ship, is left to confront her options and possibilities for survival.  Why did this happen, and what will become of her and her research? After that, IABDRH is back with a new Packer and Ratcliff tale to celebration their 3rd Anniversary show!  A bigRead More →

By
On
In Episodes

It’s time for one more visit with Imploding Fictions and SoundStories tonight, so enjoy them while you can! Tonight’s show starts with Episode 3 of The Amelia Project and the curious case of Alicia Cairne.  The series is the brainchild of Philip Thorne and Oystein Brager, in association with Open House Theatre.  The production company focuses on International Theatre, with talented folks from France, Norway, Austria and the UK. They’ve been producing theatre works since 2007, and The Amelia Project is their first audio drama podcast.  They have already begun work on a Season Two, so if you like what you hear tonight there’s plenty more to be heard at their website andRead More →

By
On
In Episodes

It’s time for lots of audio drama with just a little bit of babbling!  We’re back this week with more tales from  Imploding Fictions and SoundStories.  Kicking things off, we visit the offices of The Amelia Project with another client who needs to disappear on a deadline.  Following that, SoundStories takes us on a journey to the stars with 407 Arachne, where an exploration mission runs into some life-threatening problems.  You can find more stories like this in Great Northern Audio’s SideTracks collection at their website, greatnorthernaudio.com.  But first it’s time for The Amelia Project, Episode 2: Zale Indigo Ravenheart.  Enjoy! Don’t Forget to Check Out: –Read More →

By
On
In Episodes

It’s happened!  If you’ve ever heard one of our weekly episodes and wanted to be in the studio with us, or listened to our MAT Features and have wondered what a live show would be like, this is the show for you!  On Saturday, May 12th we had our first-ever MAT Live show, featuring two MAT Features written by Evan Waters, a past winner of our annual Scriptwriting Competition.  And what an evening it was!  Listeners blew us away with the turn-out, showed us nothing but encouragement, and made for some pretty awesome impromptu foley artists later in the show.  If you made it outRead More →

By
On
In Announcement, Episodes, Support

It’s time to head back into space!  We have another show of adventure in the stars as we return with Girl in Space and Universe Journey, and both are back to continue their tales. It’s All Been Done Radio Hour will have the second half of our show, with the story of crew dysfunction and chaos as they transport a familiar admiral across the galaxy, in “Journey of Babble“.  But first, we’re reuniting with “Girl in Space”. The majority of the story is driven by Sara Rhea Werner, who spends 40-80 hours of work writing, performing, mixing and producing each episode. She’s driven by a love of writing and podcasting, asRead More →

By
On
In Episodes

Welcome back audio dramaphiles! Last show was an April Fools’ episode; this show is all about shooting for the stars in two charming sci-fi tales. Starting things off is the tale of a young botanist in the depths of space, monitoring Ra-1079 from the dying ship Cavatica.  It’s “Girl in Space” – the brainchild of writer/mixer/voice actress/producer Sara Rhea Werner. With 8 episodes released and 4 more coming soon, she has already begun work on Season Two – so if you like what you hear tonight, there’s much more of the story to look forward to!  We’re kicking things off with Episode 1, “Cheese is Delicious Science”. Read More →

By
On
In Episodes

It’s another jam-packed hour of storytelling this show!  As we move into March, it’s time for one more MAT Feature from our 2017 collection – last but not least is Michael McPherson’s, “Sea and Sky”, one of our winners from the MAT Script Competition last year.  Speaking of, congratulations to our winners for 2018!  Auditions for the characters in the winning scripts are fast approaching, so keep your eyes peeled for more info on that.  After “Sea and Sky” is one more Summer Showcase Series story, entitled “Thinking in Ternary” from Decoder Ring Theatre.  It’s an episode all about memory and imagination – and we hopeRead More →

By
On
In Episodes

If you’re feeling dreary, not to worry!  We have some audio dramas to catch your attention, including another premiere from our MAT Features collection of 2017. This week we’re bringing you a story by Evan Waters, entitled “They Slipped the Bonds of Earth” – a story of science fiction, with a project gone horribly wrong. It is voiced by a fantastic group of actors – and a special thanks goes out to the evening staff at WCBE, for providing some of the background cafe goers you might hear if you listen close enough.  After that, it’s a story from the Decoder Ring Theatre Showcase series, penned byRead More →

By
On
In Announcement, Episodes

2017 is nearly over!  But we’re still bringing you new audio dramas right up to the last week.  With the holidays starting to wrap up and thoughts of new lives and new resolutions start to spark, we thought it fitting to play two audio dramas from Earbud Theater that we thought fit with the uncertainty of the season.  Old lives and new beginnings are both themes in these stories, as we kick things off with “Zero’s Hour” – involving a character with little time to spare.  After that, we’ll lighten the mood a little with a quick commercial break from our friends at It’s AllRead More →

By
On
In Episodes, Holiday

Hello audio drama fans!  This month, as the holidays approach we’re taking a look at the theme of “family”.  That’s in quotes, because most of our stories are very loosely based on the idea, and not necessarily the heartwarming tales you might expect.  Discovering family secrets, abandoned children and family members lost to the unknown surround our tales this month – perhaps as a reminder to appreciate the people we have in the present. This show we welcome back two familiar friends of the show – Decoder Ring Theatre and It’s All Been Done Radio Hour.  From a 2012 anthology series penned by Tim Prasil,Read More →

By
On
In Episodes