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Behind Rogue Tyger, Episode 8: Sophia Medley & William R. Coughlan

This month, we conclude our look back at the launch of our space opera, Rogue Tyger with the final two interviews with the cast.  First, there’s Sophia Medley, who plays Princess Nalini Al-Zamin, and second with William R. Coughlan, who plays Taquermeraphon 651 as well as the announcer. CLICK TO LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE EXCLUSIVELY…

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Behind Rogue Tyger, Episode 7: Carol McCaffrey

We’re going back to the original launch of JAT, when we took the opportunity to do interviews with most of the cast members of our first production, Rogue Tyger.

To start things off, JAT’s Kim Davenport interviews Nick DePinto, who plays Aidan Vosky on the series.

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Behind Rogue Tyger, Episode 6: Neil Conway & Francis Abbey

We’re continuing our look back at the launch of our space opera Rogue Tyger, when we took the time to interview most of the cast members about their characters and their own experiences leading up to the production. In this interview from the beginning of 2011, Kim Davenport talks with both Neil Conway, who plays…

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Behind Rogue Tyger, Episode 6: Neil Conway & Francis Abbey

We’re continuing our look back at the launch of our space opera Rogue Tyger, when we took the time to interview most of the cast members about their characters and their own experiences leading up to the production.

In this interview from 2010, Kim Davenport talks with Erin Goldstein about her experiences playing a member of the mysterious Arang Pelaiyu species, as well as her impressions of working on audio fiction for the first time.

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Items for Our Next Live Show?

Some of our favorite productions have been the two shows we’ve been able to do in front of a live audience. You can check out the recordings from 2018 and 2019. One of the aspects of doing audio fiction live is doing the sound effects live… and here, the appearance of the noisemakers are almost…

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Behind Rogue Tyger, Episode 5: Erin Goldstein

We’re continuing our look back at the launch of our space opera Rogue Tyger, when we took the time to interview most of the cast members about their characters and their own experiences leading up to the production.

In this interview from 2010, Kim Davenport talks with Erin Goldstein about her experiences playing a member of the mysterious Arang Pelaiyu species, as well as her impressions of working on audio fiction for the first time.

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Behind Rogue Tyger, Episode 4: Phil Amico

We’re continuing our look back at the launch of our space opera Rogue Tyger, when we took the time to interview most of the past members about their characters and their own experiences leading up to the production. In this interview from 2010, Bjorn Munson chats with Phil Amico, near one of his regular gigs…

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Behind Rogue Tyger, Episode 4: Phil Amico

We’re continuing our look back at the launch of our space opera Rogue Tyger, when we took the time to interview most of the past members about their characters and their own experiences leading up to the production.

In this interview from 2010, Bjorn Munson chats with Phil Amico, near one of his regular gigs at back then: as the reigning monarch of Medieval Times. Here, he talks about his interpretation of the Coutharian engineer Tormar, who despite his many appendages, cannot count all the ways humans come up short in his estimation.

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How the BBC Kept the Audio Fiction Torch Burning

Prior to the resurgence of audio fiction via podcasts, the storytelling form had all but faded in the States with the final episodes aired of Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar and Suspense in September 1962. Oh, there were certainly glorious exceptions because, and we’re biased here, it’s a great format, but the “Golden Age of Radio”…

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News from the Tulgey Wood – Not Quite Five by Five Edition

(Note: this is from our email newsletter that comes out no more than once a month during our “off season” and weekly when we’re broadcasting shows. You can sign up for it to fall into your inbox here!) We know it’s 2024 because things are in motion, including our home radio station. But rest easy, we’ve…

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