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It may be December 26th, but there's still one more chance to fill your stocking with Christmas cheer! Tonight on Sonic Echo we present "The Plot to Overthrow Christmas" by Norman Corwin and Edgar Bergin and Charlie McCarthy with their version of Disney's "Snow White". Happy Holidays to everyone and have a very happy New Year! All Christmas shows came from the Christmas Selection on archive.org!
This Christmas episode features Pete Lutz' Pulp-Pourri Theatre special "Karpen the Jew" and a little holiday reading from Jack himself (with apologies to C.C. Moore)
The creative audio auteur from HG World, Hidden Harbor Mysteries, and a bunch of great fiction such as The Diary of Jill Woodbine, Jay Smith sits down with Jack to jaw about zombies, writing, and audio drama!
Jack Benny appears in two shows in tonight's ode to Christmas in December on Sonic Echo. First with Phil Harris and Alice Faye as Santa Claus, and then in his own The Jack Benny Show. All links can be found in archive.org! Merry Christmas everyone!
A podcast full of returns beginning with the amazing Joe Bev's "Willoughby Gets It" Part 2 and finishing with the great folks at Bunbury Banter Theatre brings us the incredible "Conception" while an old mythic friend of the Society rears its head!
The incredible Mark Bruzee speaks with Jack about audio drama, OTR, Darker Projects and his new passion LEAP Audio. [Apologies for the clicking sounds in the interview]
It's December, Christmas month in Sonic Echo and this week we have some fun with Christmas confusion and the ol' switcheroo. Tonight's double feature includes My Friend Irma and Mel Blanc from The Mel Blanc Show!
All shows can be found in the incredible vault of wisdom- archive.org
John Tadrzak of Misfits Audio sits down and talks all things Audio Drama and Christmas on this week's Sonic Speaks!
December is our Christmas month at Sonic Echo, and we begin this fest with a little schmaltz and sentimentality from school days. Our shows tonight include Ronald Coleman's The Halls of Ivy and Eve Arden's Our Miss Brooks.
All notes can be found on archive.org. Class begins!
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