The Peoria Plague comes to us from archive.org! Little known fact, Jack wrote his epic One by One after listening to the Peoria Plague for the first time. Guaranteed to give you chills to start off our November Nightmare month on Sonic Echo!
David awakens to find himself only connected by the incredible original tales from the 2014 Chatterbox Audio Horror Broadcast! Presenting the first part of the incredible voyage in live sounds from the direction of Bob Arnold and a plethora of writers and talented actors!
Tonight Jack sits down with the incredibly talented writer, producer, director, and queen of audio actresses, Tanja Milojevic from Lightning Bolt Theatre of the Mind
In our last look at October Orson Month, we present the show that made Orson Welles a superstar and infamous. This Halloween Eve we present Mercury Theatre on the Air's adaptation of the H.G. Wells' classic science fiction terror "War of the Worlds"
It's an All Canadian Double Feature for our 400th episode of the regular season of the Sonic Society beginning with Dark Road to Nowhere from Voices in the Wind Theatre and David Farquhar and an edit world release of Black Knight from our own Jack Ward and Electric Vicuña Productions ! Happy Halloween!
Tonight on Sonic Speaks our guest is the Audio Drama entrepreneur and producer David Farquhar. David speaks to us about his love of Audio Drama through his two major productions Voices in the Wind Theatre and the "Netflix of Audio Drama", Moonlight Audio Theatre !
Tonight's performance of Sonic Echo in our "October Orson" month is the role Orson made a legend The Shadow with "Circle of Death" and "The League of Terror"!
Jack and guest host Pete Lutz find themselves at the beginning of a very strange mystery and a very fine pulp adventure with Mr. Lutz's own Pulp-Pourri Theatre and "Blood Has Sticky Fingers"!
This week on Sonic Speaks, Jack has a chat with long time friend of the Society and audio drama enthusiast, and producer provocateur Frederick Greenhalgh from Fine Rune Productions and the awesome Audio Drama showcase series Radio Drama Revival .
Orson Welles' Mercury Theatre on the Air produced a staggering number of adaptations of classic fiction and drama. One of the least quoted but one of Jack's favourites is the immortal tale of the desert "Beau Geste", our feature for tonight's October Orson month!
Guest host Pete Lutz joins Jack as they discover the Pub Hamlet from Lorna Meehan and Radio Widfire , and the Once and Future Nerd from Christian Madera and Zach Glass.
Tonight's interview is with the award winning, Tony Sarrecchia creator, writer and of the harbinger of hellish, Harry Strange , paranormal detective.
Sonic Echo returns with "The Immortal Sherlock Holmes" played by that radio thespian of thespians- Orson Welles in our October Orson month!
The Sonic Society's last look at the lovely Sonic Soap of Prenport with Part 5, and the continuation of Gypsy Audio's Fortuna - Part 2 is this week's phenomenal audio drama! David in league with the Videk?! Say it isn't so!
Jack updates with news of his illness and much better stuff: - Stitcher! - Youtube channel! - Sonic Season 10 goodies - New Halloween Show for the 400th episode! So much awesome going on!
In tonight’s interview, Tim Heffernan from The Drama Pod
October month is "Orson" month in Sonic Echo as we explore the many faces of the King of Radio, George Orson Welles beginning tonight with "The Black Museum" and "Queen of Spades" from Royale Theatre.
Jack finds himself alone again but comforted by Part 4 of Prenport and "Fortuna- episode 1" from Gypsy Audio!
Pete Lutz from Narada Radio Company has a great long chin-wag with Jack about pulp, radio drama, OTR, and his incredible new passion of adapting old pulp into brand new audio drama!
Paladin arrives in the final installment of Sonic Echo's look at Western month with Have Gun Will Travel . Thanks to archive.org we have "Strange Vendetta" and "Road to Wickenberg" for our double presentation!
David and Jack find themselves locking on to the first three episodes of the brand new release of the series Prenport , an exciting new radio soap by Tom Williamson!
Matthew MacLean from Scotland's own Yap Audio and the Audio Drama Production Podcast and the amazing Aftermath series!
This week in Sonic Echo's western September fever we present Jimmy Stewart as Britt Ponset in The Six Shooter ! Archive.org provides us with "Jenny" and "The Coward" for tonight's presentation.
Jack and David seek out to find the source of the damage to the Audioverse by triangulating first to The Twelfth episode from the incorrigible A Beginner's Guide to Interplanetary Destruction and then to The Truth Podcast with "Biological Clock"!...
Tonight’s Sonic Speaks interview is the wacky quintet of Adam Baugher, William Mead, Ian McGowan, Daniel Williams, and Todd Roth who make up the creative force behind Harbingers of Calamity or A Beginner’s Guide to Interplanetary Destruction .
Our second installation of Sonic Echo brings the fantastic and sadly short series Luke Slaughter of Tombstone ! Tonight's show includes two episodes from archive.org , "Duel on the Trail" and "Tracks out of Tombstone."
Bill Hollweg from BrokenSea Audio Productions joins Jack and David in the search for the weakness in the fabric of Podiospace with tonight's features being the incredible Colonial Radio Theatre 's "Vincent Price Presents: The Abominable Mr. Phibes", and "The Epic Adventures" by Sean T. Young
Starting off the inaugural interview is none other than Gregg Taylor, chief architect, writer, producer, director, and audio auteur of the amazing Decoder Ring Theatre . We talk about Gregg's passions and Jack's reactions to the recent DRT change in broadcast release announcement. Remember Sonicateers, don't ever drive angry.
With the a cloud of dust and the burning acrid smell of GUNSMOKE . The premiere of Sonic Echo has Jack introduce William Conrad as Marshall Matt Dillon in the classic series with "Billy the Kid" and "Jaliscoe" from archive.org !
In our Season 10 kick off, Jack and David feature the incredible Colonial Radio Theatre with "Vincent Price Presents The Tell-Tale Tape" and the Pilot episode of Simon Nielson's epic "Survivor Journals"
