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Radio Drama Revival
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 188 – The Last Harbinger Gets Smoked
- Episode 187 – Moloch’s Lights Get a Bit Dimmer
- Episode 186 – The Zombie Podcast Returns!
- Episode 185 – The War on Poverty and the Entry to Moloch
- Episode 184 – Troll Story Wraps up with a Farewell to Rio
Archives by Genre
- Adventure
- Audiobook
- Classic
- Classic Retellings
- comedy
- Drama
- Fantasy
- Gothic
- Holiday
- Horror
- Interviews
- Mystery
- Romance
- Science Fiction
- Shakespeare
- Steampunk
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
- Crazy Dog Audio Theater
- Darker Projects
- Dick Dynamo
- Dreamseed
- Dry Smoke and Whispers
- Echo Fiction
- Eye of the Storm
- FinalRune
- flickerman
- Golden Age Stories
- 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 99: Winter Begins Under the Shadow of the Bear…
This week we move from the world of the macabre to that of the fantastic, with a contemporary fairy-tale retelling by Chesterton Productions – The Shadow of the Bear.
Based on Regina Doman’s novel of the same name, this epic audio adventure follows two cultured sisters living in New York City as they encounter a mysterious stranger named “Bear” who becomes their friend, and unwitting entry into a dark mystery which they may not survive.
As ominous as that sounds, this is appropriate for all ages and MUCH lighter than the fare we’ve been covering since October.
Enjoy the first hour of about four-and-a-half. If you like it, do check out the affordably priced MP3 Download.
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Radio Drama Revival – Episode 99
P.S. Episode 99 already? Holy Cow! Wish the cold meds didn’t have me sounded quite as dazed and confused for this one…
Responses to “Episode 99: Winter Begins Under the Shadow of the Bear…”
December 6th, 2008 at 5:28 pm
Maz,
Thanks for the comment! I doubt I’ll do anything _too_ special for episode 100 (cool milestone that it is!) but for the 2nd anniversary I’m planning on launching a “hall of fame” or something similar that showcases all of the people who have appeared on the show as well as profiles of many other great artists I haven’t squeezed into the show yet.
Any suggestions appreciated!
Fred
July 13th, 2009 at 6:03 pm
[...] Andrew and Regina, “Bear” was a great production. If you want to hear more, check out our original podcast on it, download the award show from Sonic Society, or maybe just listen to the interview with Andrew and [...]
December 5th, 2008 at 5:30 pm
Any big plans or surprises for Episiode 100!? I’m almost caught up to you. I listening to the third episode of The Dead Girl, which I wanted to refuse to like and then ended up getting really sucked into.