We’ve been celebrating quite the Summer of Suspense – both in real life with the vagaries of the COVID pandemic, and in our imaginations with some fist-clenching stories of horror, mystery, and mayhem.  With Autumn on the horizon, we’ll continue that motif one more time, but with a local eye. Midnight Audio Theatre is produced in Columbus, Ohio.  This final jaunt into the genre kicks off with a series produced in the Columbus neighborhood, and it’s new to the show:  Distress Frequency.  This is a horror, sci-fi and adventure anthology series that harkens back to the Golden Age of Radio, yet with a modern flair.  Read More →

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Scared yet? If you’ve been checking out the last couple of episodes, you’ve been treated to pulse-pounding thrillers marked by murder and mayhem.  This next tale is perfect listening for a hot summer day, because it will send a chill right down your spine. Campfire Radio Theater returns with “Blood Puppets.”  If you think clowns are creepy, just wait until you hear the puppets of a local television show invade the dreams of an anxiety-ridden single mother – giving her a taste of horrifying events soon to be part of her waking world.  Will there be a price to pay, or will these puppets doRead More →

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Is it the future, or the past? Does it matter? This show, we’ll be taking a listen to two very different audio drama projects, from a post-apocalyptic Earth with a dystopian way of life, to a crew that gets hopelessly lost in the far reaches of space. First up is “The City Within The Walls” from Graven Rogue Studios. Created by Josh Monroe, the production started out as “a world building project for a concept album I was working on called ‘Dear Dayton.’” Combined with a book he was working on at the same time, a podcast format was suggested and “The City Within TheRead 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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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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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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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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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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