Other Audio Dramas?

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Originally Posted by Satan

At first I was skeptical... but near the end of the second episode I was really enjoying it.

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Same here. I just finished the second one, and it was right after the speedbumb I got really interested.

Yup. It's a good one :)
I got worried when it went on a break, that's often times the death knell for an audio drama podcast... they go on break and never come back. But they've got a date and a promo so... *fingers crossed*

I gave Leviathen a good shot but could not get into it. But I did find an awesome audio book called "The 7th Son" Free on itunes. Its pretty good and the author has no problems when it comes to axing main characters for sake of story progression.
Going to go try wormwood now.
Also just try typing the name Scott Sigler into itunes! He makes alot of free audio books that are pretty amazing!

What is Leviation about? I've heard a lot about it.

Tully from Leviathan sounds like Kevin Flood (Kalani) sometimes, imo.

Just finished with episode 5 of The Mask of Inanna; it was tough to get through at some points. It drags a bit...but I did stick with it. Totally confused at some parts, but the pieces came together with that last bit. My favorite radio drama within a radio drama: I was a Communist for the CIA

...continuing with Leviathan.

Has anyone tried The Byron Chronicles yet?

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Originally Posted by Creem_Filling

What is Leviation about? I've heard a lot about it.

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present day sci-fi adventure about a scientist who discovers she is related to a secret group of immortals that have been living in their own secret utopian city at the bottom of the pacific

season 1 is 25 chapters long, each about 40-60 minutes long, production levels are high, full cast, and professional sound effects
season 2 is in production

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Originally Posted by Blood & Ice Cream

present day sci-fi adventure about a scientist who discovers she is related to a secret group of immortals that have been living in their own secret utopian city at the bottom of the pacific

season 1 is 25 chapters long, each about 40-60 minutes long, production levels are high, full cast, and professional sound effects
season 2 is in production

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I gotta say, even though its something I couldn't really get in to, Leviathans production quality is top notch. Damn close to the immersive post production work of WA.

I couldn't get into Wormwood, the first episode bored me to death. At least We're Alive kept me listening even if the voice-acting etc. wasn't as good as it is today. I'll probably check out Autumn, since the British accents shouldn't be a problem to understand (unless they're fake and badly done, in which case I WILL have a problem), and maybe Leviathan Chronicles. Doubt I'll find anything as good as We're Alive, though.

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Originally Posted by Adventureless_Hero

Thanks. I opened the page and saw there is PLENTY to peruse. I'll probably pop in to pick up a piece or possibly ponder on picking a plethora of popular posted podcasts!

Seriously though, thanks for the recomendation. That site is not blocked by my work's internet security so now I actually have a lot of options of passing time. Thanks MrScott101!

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I have about 80 of these at work, I started listening to them about 10 years ago, but my favorites are "old ones are hard to kill", "The Time box", "hound of the baskervilles". I'll have to wait till monday for more good ones, can't remember the other ones off the top of my head. But there is a slightly newer one early 80's or late 70's that has John Lithgow (sp?) audio quality not that great but a good story. All of those that I reference are cbs radio mysteries!

I don't know how I could forget the most hilarious of them all: ElvenQuest! That's an amazing series with excellent quality and brilliant humor about a man and his dog who get taken to another dimension full of elves and dwarves and Lord Darknesses.