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Radio Drama Revival is a weekly radio show and podcast featuring the best of contemporary audio drama (work produced after the golden age of radio).
It airs Thursdays, 1-1:30PM EST on Portland, Maine's community radio station WMPG, 90.9/104.1 FM.
Podcasts appear here every Friday.
Your host is Fred Greenhalgh of FinalRune Productions.
Theme by Roger Gregg
Logo art by Jon Baker
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Previous Episodes
- Episode 183 – Troll Story Showdown and More Brazilian Antics
- Episode 182 – More Trolling and Fallen Angels
- Episode 181 – Troll Story Continues, More Brass Fantabulous-ness
- Episode 180 – FinalRune’s Stony Troll, and ZBS’ Brass Fantabulous
- Episode 179 – The Wind At Our Backs with the National Audio Theater Festivals
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- Holiday
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Archives by Artist
- 19 Nocturne Boulevard
- Afterlives
- Bay Area Radio Drama
- Camino Real
- Cape Cod Radio Mystery Theater
- Central Audio Theater
- Chatterbox
- Chesterton Productions
- Colonial Radio Theater
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- Darker Projects
- Dick Dynamo
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- Echo Fiction
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- FinalRune
- flickerman
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- Graphic Audio
- Great Northern Audio Theater
- Grist Mill
- Hollywood Theater of the Ear
- Icebox Radio Theater
- International Mystery Writers Festival
- L Ron Hubbard
- Last Minute Productions
- Leviathan Chronicles
- Los Angeles Theater Works
- National Audio Theater Festivals
- Never Paid Radio
- Noir Dame
- NPR
- Ollin Productions
- Play it By Ear Productions
- Post Meridian Radio Players
- Promising Productions
- Quicksilver Radio Theater
- Searcher and Stallion
- Something Wicked
- Spirit Blade
- Theater of the Midnight Sun
- Union Signal
- Wayland Enterprises
- Willamette Radio Workshop
- Wireless Theatre Company
- Wormwood
- Yikes! Monsters
- ZBS
Episode 146 – Don’t Get Lost On the Ice!!
Jeff Adams is one talented dude. He’s done very well with his Icebox Radio Theater, and while I love his family-friendly stuff, imo it’s with the creepy stuff that his talents as a writer and producer really shine.
If you doubt this, go tune into last year’s Halloween special when we heard his tale The Estates, or maybe the anti-Christmas story Up on the Rooftops, or even the not so friendly Family Radio.
So it’s with great pleasure that today we feature a rather, ah, “chilling” tale of his from his program Listening in the Dark. The tale is “The Thing on the Ice,” a story about a man trapped against the elements, who’s going to have a hard enough time surviving the blizzard before a horrible thing that should not walk the earth shows up.
An excellent story and perfect capstone for our month of fiendish audio, and a BIG PLUG for my live radio drama show that’s coming Sat, Oct 31, 7-9PM EDT right here on Radio Drama Revival. Killer stuff!
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Radio Drama Revival – Episode 146
Responses to “Episode 146 – Don’t Get Lost On the Ice!!”
November 3rd, 2009 at 6:13 pm
Tonnie,
Ha ha! Glad you enjoyed the show! Yeah, Jeff rocks. Plenty more spookiness on the pod, and a variety of much different stuff coming soon. Hope you get as hooked on this stuff as me!!!
Fred
March 26th, 2010 at 1:02 am
Wow, this story really chilled my blood. Thanks for your great work on radio drama revival.
I am an teacher in Germany and I am planning a lesson on radio drama.
Keep up the good work!
October 31st, 2009 at 2:30 pm
I wandered upon your website by accident and man do I love it! Never been a radio drama fan before but doing research stumbled upon this. This story kept me covering my mouth the whole time. I’m not a scary story person so It must have had to be really good to keep me listening. Thank you so much for this special Halloween treat. Now, excuse me, I need to go buy a cat.