Serialized audio adventures continue from last week… We have part 2 of FinalRune’s new release, “The Troll of Stony Brook,” and two more parts of ZBS’ Lady Windermere’s Brass Fantabulous.

This is the last we’ll be hearing of ZBS’ steampunk goodness so head over to ZBS to purchase the remaining episodes if you’re enjoying the tale.

Meanwhile, on a new road through what once was forest, two teenage boys hunt down a large creature they came across the night before…

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Download Radio Drama Revival – Episode 181

This week we highlight the week-long National Audio Theater Festivals going down right now in West Plains, Missouri.

In fact, keep your ears peeled to their website as they’ll be streaming live at 8PM EST tonight with their 2010 show: http://natf.org/home/528

Anyways, what we’ve got on the ‘pod is work from 2003 and 2005. Listen to some of the best from this annual audio drama celebration!

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Download Radio Drama Revival – Episode 179

You have minutes to tell a story… Go!

So was the challenge presented by Lance Axt in his contest “You Have Five Minutes.” What follows is a thirty-minute show of dazzling diversity, showcasing what unique things can happen in short-form sound!

Get it while you can, as we’re posting it for only two weeks and then it will only be available as a pay-per-download from the Spoken Network.

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What can I say? I love Chatterbox’s audio work because they keep putting out challenging, interesting, original stuff. I recently listened to their show “Homestead” and it was show arresting I knew I had to feature it on the show.

Meet three adult children as they return to their childhood home for the last time. Memories bubble up to the surface, and once all of them have been acknowledged, their relationship will be changed. Forever.

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Radio Drama Revival – Episode 164

This week we conclude our trip to a remote mountaintop of Chile, where we encounter four humans on a direct collision with the cosmos, themselves, and the weirdnesses of fate. Who is really in control of our destinies? What’s in a name? Pluto, by Promising Productions, examines these questions in a way that only art can.

Following the conclusion of this production is an interview with Emily Agnew, director of both the stage and radio version of the show, with Mokita Grit productions.

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Radio Drama Revival – Episode 140

Today we continue our focus on UK alternatives to the BBC with the aptly titled Promising Productions.

Promising Productions looks to the result of efforts from two talented journalism, marketing, and multimedia professionals who have turned their efforts to radio drama in order to get some new, original plays out there. Pluto is an indication of great things to come.

On a mountaintop in Chile, a dying scientist, his daughter, ex-wife, and a boyfriend find themselves looking to the skies, and themselves, for answers about mysteries near and far to the far. Part 1 of 2 today.

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Radio Drama Revival – Episode 139