Congratulations to the 2021 Fringe Audio Critics’ Choice Award Winner A White Whale; or Moby Dick by a Theatre in the Dark!

We’d also like to recognize Overcoming Ob-stables by Ask Deer Abby for excellence in voiceover and creativity and The Food of Love by Phase Eight Theatre for having the most listens!

Enjoy these great shows and many others at www.atlantafringe.org/fringe-audio 

"Y2K Redux" is a limited series that revisits the Year 2000 in an alternate reality where the Millennium Bug caused havoc and a mysterious pandemic put the world into apocalyptic sleep. In "The Darkening of the Fifth Sun", New Age reporter Roxie Gibson narrates the chaotic events in Mexico as they unfold on January 1st, 2000. Roxie and Eligio Melgar, an expert in Aztec mythology, go on a journey throughout Mexico and try to enter the USA. In "Dawn of a Sleeping World", the apocalyptic leader Ezekiel tries to rally people into his cult. Roxie continues her saga in Mexico. Radio hosts Luke Marlowe and Monique Toussaint present the grim news of the collapse of technology, society and human health, but promise to keep the public informed as long as their station can run.

Small Fish Radio Theatre presents its 2020 Virtually Short Play Festival. The plays are short, and they were recorded virtually in a single track. Enjoy.

Visit www.smallfishradio.com to find out more.

An uplifting, offbeat comedy show that'll brighten your day. Each week the hosts riff on a variety of topics and make each other laugh with original comedy sketches, comedian interviews, ridiculous lists, old movie reviews, bad advice, and really funny stories. In this week's episode we learn about Satan Shoes, we play a horrible jelly bean game, comedic actress Shakirah DeMesier joins us for an improv story, Alexandria helps listeners with relationship advice, and George shares an Easter story in the Writer's Graveyard.

Two roommates have a day that changes their lives forever. Japanese immigrant Jenny’s visa is running out and needs to find someone to marry her so she can get her green card, but Cliff, her Asian American roommate, is struggling to maintain his relationship with his white girlfriend who doesn't understand what it's like to be Asian-American in this country.