For those of you who want something spooky to listen to versus watch — or if you just want something a bit more abstract horror rather than TV-MA-wow-the-prothetics-team-outdid-themselves than our previous mention, we have something that should cover your whole evening passing out candy to ghosts and goblins coming to your door. We’ve long touted the…
Read MoreThe New York Times did a piece this past weekend about all sorts of old radio theater you can listen to on the Interwebs for free. Old Time Radio, aka Vintage Radio, is, of course, one of the inspirations for Jabberwocky Audio Theater (along with Mind’s Eye productions and some others). So if you like…
Read MoreAudio drama is often described as “the theater of the mind,” and some of the best horror stories leave things up to one’s imagination. So it really shouldn’t come as any surprise that there are some top-notch horror radio programs from the days of yore. When we think of rating things at PG: parental guidance…
Read MoreThe Library of Congress is an amazing institution and works hard to preserve just about everything, but even they need to prioritize. To that end, they have registries of films and other media that they take extra care to preserve. Every year, about 25 works are added to these registries due to their cultural significance….
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