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  • The Harbingers Review

    The Harbingers Review

    Going into this series — a Tribeca official selection from 2025 — after finding it on LinkedIn, I expected something like “The Prestige” book or movie. What I got was something far more nuanced, emotional and not a simple revenge story. Also no dead women. With season two starting in a couple of days, it’s…

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  • European Bright Sessions: Audio Drama as Therapy

  • Great Pods and The Podcast Academy Team Up in London

  • Star Wars Episode IV

    Star Wars Radio Drama. Need I say more? Perhaps one of the greatest science fiction movies of the twentieth century, Star Wars has captured the hearts of millions and lost a few of them along the way as the series went back in time. Of course I’m talking about the prequels, but that’s not the…

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  • Earbud Theater: Shift

    A story with an ending that doesn’t wow, but made me go “how?”  The premise is much like the one Dan Wells used in The Hollow City. A schizophrenic sees faceless people and thinks there is some conspiracy out to get him. In “Shift,” the story starts off with the protagonist in a session with…

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  • Ika Roa

    It’s rare to hear an audio drama that has so much world building in it and I’m not talking about the ambience. I’m a sucker for political intrigue in stories and Ika Roa has so much of it that I was engrossed from the first episode. On top of that, I understood everything. Generally the…

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  • The Destiny of Special Agent Ace Galaksi

    Where to begin? It’s something all writers have to consider and in “The Destiny of Special Agent Ace Galaksi” perhaps they start where it all began…Maybe? The premise of this show revolves around a single person—an agent of the Canadian Special Investigations Service (CSIS). The first scene has nothing to do with him. It sets…

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  • The Katniss Chronicles Part 1

    Having known several people who’ve read “The Hunger Games,” by Suzanne Collins, the biggest complaint from the book would have to be the use of present-tense. The first few chapters are hard to get by, because a lot of readers are used to past tense. That “weakness” is what makes The Katniss Chronicles such a…

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