Other Audio Dramas?

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Originally Posted by Aftermath

I know a couple of you were touting Aftermath (and thanks for that, we really appreciate it) so I thought I'd let you know that season 2 is pretty close to kicking off, we're currently putting the first episode of the season together and looking forward to getting it out after a long hiatus. Our new episodes are going to be bigger, and technically much better than the previous season.

In the meantime we recently put together this one off audio drama which might interest some of you https://soundcloud.com/yapaudio/what-on-earth

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I like how other Audio dramas come on here to pitch their stuff. I'll refresh and send out some more invites to do that for other producers.

I've pitched WA on a NASA space probe that's going to be sent to an asteroid. So, if there's an alien world out there that's about to be wiped out (as long as they've got good bandwidth), at least they'll have something to enjoy before they meet their maker :nik:

http://www.finalrune.com/audio-drama...usiness-model/ a new article posted today by Fred Greenhalgh at Finalrune. I think he's bang on with everything he says.

Here's a new one I found: http://www.ourfaircity.com/
Sci-fi post-apocalyptic story with some film noir and film horror influences here and there, and above all very funny. It contains one or more of the following:
- a reanimator and its fighting pants
- mole-people
- ant-people
- time travellers
- glycol propylene
- zombies
- a 1984-esque insurance company which literally owns the citizens and the city and calls its inhabitants "policies".
- super gross meat walls
- a reanimated head
- an idiot who is the caretaker of said head: "I brought you a boot. Would you like to chew on it to pass the time?"
- a colossal, brave and loyal man whose job is to showel away the sh*t of the inhabitants
- and/or pepperoni

As many other audio dramas out there, this one starts with low quality stock sound effects and low quality mics but very quickly becomes almost as good as WA in terms of production quality, so stick around the first few episodes. The writing is extremely funny, the city grotesque, its inhabitants crazy.
They are now in the middle of the fifth season.

Jack Kincaid's outstanding audio drama Edict Zero FIS is making a return after a long hiatus https://www.facebook.com/pages/Edict...44670318883981

A brilliant show with hours and hours of content, great news for audio drama fans looking for another immersive series to follow.

I found one that just started up, only one episode so far and appears to be out monthly. A bit different if you like the scifi ... space pirates and all. www.moonsofaltimore.com seems promising.