News, Reviews, and Commentary on all forms of science fiction, fantasy, and horror audio. Audiobooks, audio drama, podcasts; we discuss all of it here. Mystery, crime, and noir audio are also fair game.
The Silver Tongued Devil, a Crazy Dog Audio Theatre production penned by the mighty Roger Gregg, has just been podcast on Radio Drama Revival Episode 294. Host Fred Greenhalgh, a protege of Gregg’s, describes it this way: This saucy mockumentary… Read moreRadio Drama Revival: The Silver Tongued Devil by Roger Gregg
Generally, this is our third podcast. Furthermore, it is a podcast of deep functionality. It’s universal really. Long story short, we talked about stuff. Join us in our secret society [book readers] where I (Jesse) say things like: “Dune shot… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #003
Radio Drama Revival, has now completed podcasting another Crazy Dog Audio Theatre program in its entirety. This program aired on RTE Radio back in August. The absolutely flooring The Salmon Of Blackpool is a four episode tale of a Hollywood… Read moreRadio Drama Revival: <B>The Salmon Of Blackpool</B> Spawning Greatness
Inhumanity QuestBy T. Ray Gordon; Read by Richard Sellers1 CD – 72 Minutes [ABRIDGED]Publisher: Apex Audio TheatrePublished: 2005UPC: 701376151425Described as: “[An] audio book audio drama/science fiction/adventure. In the distant future a war for the survival of humanity rages. The enemy… Read moreRecent Arrivals
The latest Sonic Society podcast includes one of Crazy Dog Audio Theatre‘s Diabolic Playhouse segments that was originally broadcast on RTÉ (Ireland National Radio). We’ve recently been debating the difference in quality between professional and amateur audio drama. Check out… Read moreThe Sonic Society is RABID after a bite of Crazy Dog’s The Silver Tounged Devil
The Last HarbingerBy Roger Gregg; Performed by a Full Cast2 CDs – 130 Minutes [AUDIO DRAMA]Publisher: Crazy Dog Audio TheatrePublished: 2005Themes: / Fantasy / Satire / Government / The Press / Environment / First of all, Crazy Dog Audio Theatre’s… Read moreReview of The Last Harbinger by Roger Gregg