Original Air Date: 05312011-[HORROR] Jack and Shannon present Lightning Bolt Theatre of the Mind with "The Swamp" and the short episode "Mr. Nightmare" from Precarious Audio Theater! For the 250th episode of the Sonic Society's regular season! Huzzah!

Original Air Date: 05172011-[SUSPENSE] This week Shannon returns and with Jack look at the Huey Line and Mailbag for some feedback. The feature this week is "Driving with Eddie" and David Ault's Night Terror's episode "The Choice" from Darker Projects.

Original Air Date: 05172011-Jack gets stuck in an elevator with a out of work Airline Pilot named Phil and we're given the treat of the last episode of "Tred Softly Bill Lizard" by Crazy Dog Audio and a brand new feature "That's Life" from Washington Audio Theater!

Original Air Date: 05102011-[SURREAL COMEDY] Jack's enthused about all the projects going on and takes a moment to rest while we listen to Episodes 3 and 4 of Crazy Dog Audio's trippy "Tred Softly Bill Lizard".

Original Air Date: 05032011-[SURREAL COMEDY] Crazy Dog Audio pops in with their classic tale of Bill Lizard with "Tred Softly Bill Lizard". No... we're not kidding!

Original Air Date: 04262011-[HISTORICAL DRAMA] This week Rory Ward steps into the co-pilot seat with Jack as they look at Camino Real Production's "The Mesmerist" by Leslie McMurtry! Stay tuned after the show for bonus featurette that was used in the first Season of Sonic Gold- "Murderheim Manor"! 

Original Air Date: 04192011- [COMEDY SOAP OPERA]Guest Co-host Colm Ward helps Jack introduce the continuing adventures of the Harrison Quest. Great fun as the Sons of Ford pursue Harrison Ford in the hope that he will star in their screenplay.

Original Air Date: 041282011- [Comedy Soap Opera/ Historical Fantasy]Jack and Shannon look into the Huey mailbag and respond to the phone line. Shannon had her birthday! Then we get into episodes one and two of the Harrison Quest and wrap the show up with Episode #13 of the Witch Hunter's Chronicles!

Original Air Date: 040582011- (DRAMA) Lover of beauty Oscar Wilde was incarcerated in Reading, after being convicted of homosexual offences in 1895 and sentenced to two years' hard labour in prison. During his imprisonment, he wrote The Ballad of Reading Gaol. Wireless Radio Theatre presents this great exploration in the tragic time in Wilde's life.

Original Air Date: 03282011- Tonight we present "Catwhackers" from Washington Audio Theatre! And another new show with the first two episodes of the amazing pulp serial "1918".After the show, there's JUST enough time for some great bonus episodes from Zombie Astronaut's Frequency Lite!