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We’re back with more from Voices in the Wind Audio Theatre!  Last show we shared the first half of “The Geminus Conspiracy” with you all – and now we present to you the stunning conclusion.  To recap, Cliff Weller seemed to have a change in fortune when a potential client asked for his help to find her sister.  But the investigation has lead to the investigation of a secretive corporation and strange goings-on in town.  When we last left Weller, he was learning about the rumors around the building’s history – and we’ll be recapping it again tonight before moving on into Part 2 of this newRead More →

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This show, we’re back with a new story from an old friend.  Voices in the Wind Audio Theatre has just released their newest full-length story and we have the first half of it to share with you!  It’s a supernatural noir tale that lands Cliff Weller in the middle of a mystery surrounding missing persons, an abandoned building on the far side of town, and drinking his blues away at Nicky Congo’s Bar.  Directed by Laura Van Veen and David Farquhar, the story is called “The Geminus Conspiracy“, and can be found in full through Blackstone Publishing or through Voices in the Wind’s website, http://www.voicesinthewind.ca/ Also –Read More →

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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 →

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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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It’s another cold January night, which means time for more comfort food for your ears in the form of familiar and loved characters.  Trixie Dixon and Jack Justice are back for another back-to-back episode this show with stories from Season 5 of the Black Jack Justice series – “The Devil You Know” and “Small Mercies” by Decoder Ring Theatre.  We’ll be playing these sleuthy stories as we lead up to the premiere of our newest MAT Features from 2017, coming up soon – and around that same time, the end of our submission deadline for this year’s Scriptwriting Competition.  It’s coming up fast!  Less thanRead More →

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Christmas is right around the corner!  This show we forgo all the chatter and give you our holiday present – back-to-back holiday tales from Aural Traditions, fit for the whole family.  Gather folks around the radio and prepare to hear the lesser known tale behind the magic of Frosty’s Magic Hat, along with a lesson in love and giving.  We present to you “Frosted” and “The Gift of the Magi” from Straight Talk Entertainment – and from all of us at Midnight Audio Theatre, we wish you a very happy holidays. Don’t Forget to Check Out: – Aural Traditions – Straight Talk Entertainment – MATRead More →

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Winter continues in the Arctic as we return for another two episodes of The White Vault.  This show we’ll continue listening to reports from Svalbard with Episodes 3 and 4 – “Location” and “Response“.  Last show we mentioned that The White Vault is a binge-listening type of audio drama; as such the cast and crew credits aren’t heard until the end of the season, so we wanted to make note of them here. The White Vault is “satellite audio drama”, with an international collection of cast members that record individually and send their lines to be mixed together.  Said mixing is by Brandon Strader (who has also mixed for the Liberty podcast series)Read More →

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It’s turning out to be a cold winter this year, but in this show’s audio drama selections it’s about to become frigid.  We’re trekking to a remote outpost in the Arctic in The White Vault, a story series created by Kaitlin Statz and Travis Vengroff – also the creators of the Liberty: Critical Research series, which was on our show back in June.  ‘The White Vault’ brings us the same production quality and storytelling that the Liberty series does.  With Statz having done extensive research to ensure the scientific accuracy of the show, and Vengroff overseeing the accuracy and believe-ability of the soundscape, the story is very immersive save for theRead More →

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Continuing with our theme of family for this month, we turn to one that is lost.  Particularly one person – Peri.  If dealing with agroaphobia wasn’t bad enough, her home has begun to change its location every day.  When her home starts popping up in a new location every day, she forces herself to face her fears – and hopes to find her lost brother along the way.  Written by Eli Barraza and produced by Mischa Stanton, The Far Meridian has been developed through a crew with previous experience working on ars PARADOXICA (check it out if you haven’t heard it already).  The story has an introspective feelRead More →

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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 →

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