Hello and welcome, audio drama adventurers! Last time, we were treated to the first three episodes of London Necropolis Railway, along with The Ordinary Epic, Episode 1: The Group. If you couldn’t get enough of them, don’t worry – neither could we! So coming up this show is the rest of LNR’s first season with Episodes 4-7, and another installment of the Ordinary Epic with Episode 2: The Dip. Like last time, we’re kicking things off first with London Necropolis Railway. The show is a part of the Swedish project THE OTHER SIDE which is a multi media project aimed at young adults to helpRead More →

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Welcome back! It’s another show of new stories as we welcome two new friends to the show, with a short SCIENCE lesson in between. Are you prepared to explore the ghostly train station of the Necropolis Railway? How about questing with a new group of friend on a not-so Ordinary Epic? It’s time for some adventure with weird and wonderful things! First things first – we’re going underground to find out more about this mysterious Underground of London in Hillevi Gustafson’s “London Necropolis Railway”. The story is inspired by the actual Necropolis Railway of the 1800s, which transported dead bodies out of London for burialRead More →

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Do you like bugmen? Do you like science? Do you like bugmen doing science? Do you like the science of bugmen? Well you’re in luck, because we have both this episode! We’re back this show with more of the investigation into the Blackwood Bugman, along with featuring a local radio favorite that’s recently gone missing from the airwaves. If you’re a central Ohio listener, you may be familiar with the Amazing Science Emporium – a short daily science show that brings fun and entertaining audio to supplement bits of knowledge and discovery. We’re not happy to see ASE disappear, but instead of disappearing into theRead More →

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Are you prepared to investigate the unknown? What about mysterious creatures in the woods, disappearances and unexplained deaths? Molly Weaver, Bryan Anderson, and Nathan Howell find themselves caught in a mystery right in their hometown of Blackwood – what starts as a podcast to talk about the myths and legends they’ve heard about The Bugman, quickly leads them to investigate something that could be far more sinister. This show, we’re bringing you back to the “participating witness” type style of storytelling, reminiscent of Serial, Small Town Horror and The Tunnels. Blackwood is produced by the folks at Skylark Media, who have also produced several crime-basedRead More →

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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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Well, we’ve had our fill of science fiction lately – how about something different for your audio palette? We’re happy to have ZoomDoom Stories sharing their newest podcast series, Mirrors with us for a bit of late-night horror storytelling. Written and produced by “SPINES” creator Jamie Killen, the series is an example of storytelling that doesn’t need much in the way of sound design, crafted in the style of found audio logs and episodic reporting. The story stars Jamie along with Lucy Pearce and Sarah Hemmi, with occasional voicing from Sarah Rhea Warner of “Girl In Space”. Mirrors is currently working through the production ofRead More →

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This episode title seems so innocent, doesn’t it?  When in fact, this set of holiday stories revolves around the theme of the unexpected – some good and others not so much.  What may come as a surprise to you right at the start is the premiere of our newest MAT Feature!  We’ve been in high-gear working on getting this story mixed and finished for the holiday season.  “The Angel of Casimir” is written by Jim McDoniel, one of our winners from our last MAT Scriptwriting Competition (which has come around again – go check it out here).  McDoniel takes us to December 1914, spinning aRead More →

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We’re back for more relationship drama of sorts, as we find ourselves approaching Thanksgiving here in the states.  It’s the time of year to celebrate the bonds of family and friends, or getting to know a stranger as your fellow man – while both appreciating and recognizing the loss we feel when we lose others. This show, it’s a little bit of everything as we listen to an interview story about one woman’s people-watching habit leads to some unexplained events in a story from The Big Loop Podcast. The Big Loop is a more intimate look at personal stories and experiences of all kinds of people, compared toRead More →

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Happy post-Halloween — and happy episode posting day!  A big apology to everyone waiting on our archive updates.  It’s been one of our weak points in keeping up MAT week-to-week.  We know it’s a pain, and it’s definitely on our list of New Year resolutions for 2019.  Thanks so much for hanging in there! Two holidays have just past us by – we hope you had a wonderful World Audio Drama Day on October 30th, and an equally awesome Halloween on October 31st.  If you missed our Halloween broadcast, we bowed out for the night and gave our friends at Craft center-stage.  Their Halloween storytellingRead More →

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Welcome back, audio drama aficionados!  We’re still working our way towards Halloween, and there’s no better way to do so this show than wrap up last week’s story with it’s chilling conclusion.  We’re talking about the story of the dark and mysterious Enfield Manor on one late Halloween night in “Shade of Night” from ‘The Night Keep’.  The Night Keep and its productions was started by writer/composer Daniel Edenfield, who was looking for an outlet to practice his craft.  Now, it has become a hub of spooky storytelling, created by a group of friends eager to develop audio drama horror stories.   If you like what you hear fromRead More →

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