We are pleased to announce that our show Quorum is an official selection of this year’s Baltimore Next Media Web Festival which runs from Thursday, April 16th through Sunday, April 19th. We will be in Block #3 on Friday, April 17th at 2pm, after which, there will be a panel discussion, and yes, Bill (the…
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Some folks may first think of Jim Cummings as the “new” voice of Winnie-the-Pooh (Hal Smith had a couple outings in the 80s, but most people probably remember the distinctive voice of Sterling Holloway as the silly old bear). Cummings has voiced a lot of characters in the past 40 years or so, not just…
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Our Artistic Director, Bjorn Munson, has been writing about the public domain since thousands of works began entering it again in 2019 after a 20-year pause. Since you know two of our series use public domain works heavily, we thought we’d post a version here. Note that we’re specifically talking about the United States, where,…
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It’s probably clear from our anthology of fairy tales and our anthology of spooky tales that we like folklore and mythology and all those sorts of O.G. (Original Grimm, et al) speculative fiction. So if you also have that sort of mania for myths and legends, you will probably dig Dr. Juliette Wood‘s whirlwind Q&A…
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In the spirit of posting about resources, an evergreen question from podcasters is what a “good” number of downloads is. The Podcast Host has been our go-to reality check as they have regularly updated articles that answer just that question based on stats. The most recent entry comes from July of this year, courtesy of…
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We recently mentioned TAFCON, which has concluded a successful Kickstarter campaign and will be happening next June. However if you’re hankering to attend another audio fiction event, there’s on coming up on Saturday, November 1st: Hubfest 2025. Put on by the folks responsible for the repeatedly useful Audio Drama Hub group on Facebook, it’s a…
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One of the great joys in writing Rogue Tyger is the world-building, which, given that the series takes place in and around a sizeable interstellar empire, means there’s a lot of worlds. As the scripts for season three (and a bit of four) continue to get written, we’ve added about 15 more entries for the Encyclopedia of the…
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As many of you have picked up on, we’re fanatical about audio theater and want to see everyone in the community succeed. So when we learned some great audio creators were putting together a new audio fiction convention set to debut next June, we knew we had to support it. To get things rolling, they’re…
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In the spirit of indie productions and creativity in general, it’s great to have cheap or free music resources, so if you hadn’t heard word about the musician Moby creating a whole site of music tracks that can be used for free called “mobygratis,” then go ahead and check it out. Naturally, it’s meant mainly…
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We were thinking of posting this before the news of the Late Show’s cancellation, and certainly it will be missed for some of its topical satire, but we also like it for combining some interesting interviews with abject silliness. Case in point, Colbert interviewing the cast of Slow Horses, who are stacked with some powerhouses……
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