THE NIGHT I MET CONFUSION - PART 1 OF 2THE NIGHT I MEET CONFUSION - PART 1 OF 2 (SUSPENSE) MATURE CONTENT When Derrick goes to a blues bar on a Friday night as he has so many times before, he notices a woman of sorts moving through the room in a way he has never seen. It’s almost as if she floats through the room. Speaking to many, it’s as if none really see her. Coming to whisper in his ear, Confusion is surprised that Derrick can see her. This has never happened in her time of service with the Master. Derrick finds out her name is Confusion and what follows is there conversation. She tells him what she is and how she and her best friend “Lust” will often cause chaos in the lives of those that come to the 411 on a Friday night. Theatre In The Dark Productions THE NIGHT I MET CONFUSION – PART 2 OF 2THE NIGHT I MET CONFUSION – PART 2 OF 2 (SUSPENSE) MATURE CONTENT When Derrick goes to a blues bar on a Friday night as he has so many times before, he notices a woman of sorts moving through the room in a way he has never seen. It’s almost as if she floats through the room. Speaking to many, it’s as if none really see her. Coming to whisper in his ear, Confusion is surprised that Derrick can see her. This has never happened in her time of service with the Master. Derrick finds out her name is Confusion and what follows is there conversation. She tells him what she is and how she and her best friend “Lust” will often cause chaos in the lives of those that come to the 411 on a Friday night. Theatre In The Dark Productions Become a supporter of this podcast:https://anchor.fm/shiner-stan/support This podcast is sponsored by Anchor

SEE the Wild West as Sheriff Burns does. WITHOUT SIGHT. The show brilliantly legitimizes the audio drama genre in it's use of a blind central character, allowing the listening audience to observe events as Sheriff Burns does; and tackles social and ethical issues still troubling America today, all is the guise of a classic radio Western. Starring John Wesley Shipp (CW's "The Flash", "Dawson's Creek") as The Blind Sheriff.  Become a supporter of this podcast:https://anchor.fm/shiner-stan/support This podcast is sponsored by Anchor

Episode 1:  HARD TO KILL At the end of Season One, our hero Herald M.F. Jones (aka The Jade City Pharaoh) was gravely wounded by his arch nemesis, The Beef Cooka. In this episode, Herald's closest friend, Supreme Intellect ('Preme) and police detective Martina McCoy wait anxiously at Herald's bedside as our hero pays an out-of-body visit to his long-deceased mentor.Episode 2:  THE CHASE We left our hero in the hospital, recovering from a brutal attack by his arch nemesis, The Beef Cooka. Though he survived, the Pharaoh fakes his death in hopes his enemy would get careless. For six months, he helped Detective Martina McCoy build a case. Now, the wait is over. It's time to take the fight to the very headquarters of The Beef Cooka.Episode 3:  LAST CALL In our last episode, our hero chased The Beef Cooka and his driver to a fiery crash at a police roadblock. But somehow, the wily Beef Cooka escaped. Now, the search for the sinister fiend must wait as the green-caped avenger, the Jade City Pharaoh,  embarks on a personal crusade to save his detective friend from destroying herself. It's a quest that threatens a budding romance.Episode 4:  SANCTUARY As a crime fighter, Herald Jones knows not every moment of a heroes life is filled with adventure. Sometimes he has to run errands just like the rest of us -- except he can fly and we can't. But even a simple trip to the bank can turn to danger for the Jade City Pharaoh.Episode 5:  LOVE DON'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE Things aren't going well between Malik Frasier and the woman he loves. Belinda Goodall has been stood up once too often. But she doesn't know that our humble bookstore clerk broke those dates on a hero's mission, playing his part as the Jade City Pharaoh. Malik's only hope is to reveal his secret identity, but will he do it, and can it save a failing romance?Episode 6:  INTENTIONS OF PATRIOTS Last week, crime-fighting took a back seat to Herald's troubled love life. Now that he's revealed his secret identity to Belinda Goodall, the Pharaoh is back, and there's no time to lose. Right-wing terrorists, filling with Islamophobic hatred are threatening the security of Concrete Falls.Episode 7:  NIETCHZE'S SPAWN Herald Jones is hoping to relax after busting a violent band of radical patriots. Alas, he will face once again the merciless cyborg Anvil Steel. This monstrous machine-man menace gets the Pharaoh's attention when he threatens our hero's friend Henry at Henry's Stop N' Go.Episode 8:  A CUT ABOVE Herald Jones gets the word on the street when he visits his favorite  barber shop. Not all the news is good. The Mad Nabber's daring bank job right under the Pharaoh's nose is causing citizens to question his abilities. And the news gets worse for our unsuspecting hero.Episode 9:  TO GRANDMOTHER’S HOUSE WE GO In the rough and tumble streets of Concrete Falls, murder and revenge fuel a cycle of violence. Now, a grieving father seeks retribution for the murder of his only son. But for Herald Jones, vengeance isn't justice, even when the victim is a friend.Episode 10:  WILLING TO TAKE THE RISK Herald Jones struggles to win back the affections of Belinda Goodall. He started the romance as his alter ego, Malik Fraser. Soon he was forced to reveal his secret identity to Belinda, who's had enough for both of them. In this season finale, Anvil Steel tries to break them up for good. Become a supporter of this podcast:https://anchor.fm/shiner-stan/support This podcast is sponsored by Anchor

Black Jack Justice is a full-cast audio drama series, written and performed in the style of the classic adventure broadcasts from the golden age of radio. Black Jack Justice was written and directed by creator Gregg Taylor, adapted from the “play-within-a-play” content of his one-act stage play of the same title. The series, set in the late 1940's – mid 1950's, is set in an unnamed Great American City, and tells the story of supposedly hard-as-nails private detective Jack Justice and his partner in crime-fighting, Trixie Dixon, girl detective, who work well together in spite of not liking each other very much at all. In the style of the period in which the story is set, there is a good deal of first person narration from both detectives, which is frequently contradictory in nature. The series was recorded in Toronto and Hamilton, Ontario between 2005 - 2016 and was released through the Decoder Ring Theatre podcast. The characters were also featured in two novels, Black Jack Justice and Black Jack Justice: Dead Men Run.  Become a supporter of this podcast:https://anchor.fm/shiner-stan/support This podcast is sponsored by Anchor

One of the few Female Detective Radio programs, let alone from the 1950's Well written and great characters. Enjoy... Become a supporter of this podcast:https://anchor.fm/shiner-stan/support This podcast is sponsored by Anchor

NIGHT DELIVERY (HORROR/HALLOWEEN) MATURE THEMES LANGUAGE A rookie late night radio DJ is entangled in the web of a beguiling young beauty in red and devilish reverse rock lyrics as a dark wave of violence sweeps 1980s Atlanta. Campfire Radio TheaterRead more at http://moonlightaudio.libsyn.com/page/5/size/25#RV9QTclyYbJdjZXW.99  Become a supporter of this podcast:https://anchor.fm/shiner-stan/support This podcast is sponsored by Anchor

THE TELL-TALE HEART (HORROR) Summerstock Playhouse is a seasonal series in which fans of old time radio produce new presentations of OTR scripts. In the Summer of 2015, David Ault and Jack Ward brought this classic Edgar Allan Poe short to the Summerstock Playhouse. Co-starring Jack Ward, and special guest stars from The No Sleep Podcast, and showcasing the heart-stopping terror-filled music of Sharon Bee. Electric Vicuna Productions Become a supporter of this podcast:https://anchor.fm/shiner-stan/support This podcast is sponsored by Anchor

A THURBER DOUBLE FEATURE (COMEDY) Two James Thurber stories, fully dramatized in the Pulp-Pourri Theatre style by the Narada Radio Company. First off is Thurber's 1942 classic, "The Catbird Seat", telling of the troubles of Mr. Martin, an office worker, who must defend himself against the machinations of a so-called efficiency expert. How Martin deals with her is something you don't want to miss. After that comes "The Topaz Cufflinks Mystery" from 1932, a vignette about a man, a woman, a cop, and a very strange experiment. Together these stories are comedy gold!  Narada Radio Company Become a supporter of this podcast:https://anchor.fm/shiner-stan/support This podcast is sponsored by Anchor

TIGER CAT (MYSTERY) An all-new production from 63audio, “Tiger Cat” is a strange tale of revenge and murder. Adapted from a pulp-fiction story by David H. Keller, first published in a 1937 issue of "Weird Tales" magazine. Adapted, produced and directed by Pete Lutz. Narada Radio Company  Become a supporter of this podcast:https://anchor.fm/shiner-stan/support This podcast is sponsored by Anchor

Enjoy the original Orson Wells broadcast of The War of the Worlds in 1938. This broadcast caused nationwide panic in the hearts of Americans. For everyone that tuned in late they missed the disclaimer that the broadcast was pure fiction and an adaptation of the H.G. Wells novel. Back then the radios had to warm up the old tubes before it could receive the broadcast. For everyone that tuned in late waiting for their radios to warm up it sent them into a panic thinking we were being invaded my aliens. Enjoy!!! Become a supporter of this podcast:https://anchor.fm/shiner-stan/support This podcast is sponsored by Anchor