Other Audio Dramas?

[andyryan]

i actually liked fetidus alot uhm childern of the gods is alright but cmack the auther isnt really consistant with his episodes its like a year lol so its hard to get into his story when you know u have to wait a long time for new content.if your into vampire books check out underwood and flinch by mike bennet its preaty much about a vampire and an unwilling assitant and the struggles that both of the face with each other its one guy who does the voices of the males and females but the story really ropes u in there is probaly 30 hours of content so far so there is a lot to listen to if you like it, uhm he also does hall of mirrors there like short horror stories kinda like the outer limits tv i would say. uhm if you like steam punk noire and magic kinda audiobooks/dramas check out the gearheart, its the author alex white and his wife doing the voices of all the characters but the quality is still really good. uhm metamor city is another good audiobook/drama, its a story that has elves,vapires. a telapathic community uhm its just a good fantasy book over all, uhm listen to the scott sigler stuff to there really good, he has some straight reads for some of his books but otheres like the the starter is about a inter galactic football league and a how a quarterback deals with playing with non human players and thats and audiobook/drama as well that if your into sports i would highly recommend.oh tee morris has the chronicles or wraith and naskana thats really amazing as well if your into fantasy there are pirates who are ninjas and an female community that looks down upon men, its just a really good audiobook. well those are some of the audiobooks/dramas that i really liked uhm havent really found any audio dramas besides fetidus that i have like that involved zombies

[Pteranodon]

Been listening to a show called "Edict Zero-FIS". Guess you'd call it a futuristic Cyberpunk crime-drama. Some of the characterizations are great; especially "Capt Socrates- the Man with The Pan!" (You have to hear it to believe it)

A great place to find stuff is Audiodramatalk.com Found all sorts of good shows there; Actually I think that's where I first found "We're Alive"....."Cast Macabre" has some great horror stories too, and of course "Pseudopod" if you really want something disturbing...

[Luna Guardian]

Just recently started listening to Mur Lafferty's "Heaven" series. Has been awesome so far

[Tandem25]

You're right about Underwood and Flinch andyryan. It does rope you in. It's a great story. I only wish it was produced like We're Alive with good effects and different actors.

Nothing I have found can hold a candle to WA.

[Luna Guardian]

Nothing I have found can hold a candle to WA.

Maybe not at the exact same level, but the Leviathan Chronicles come pretty darn close to being even with WA. I think the only thing that tips the scales in WA's favor in my books, is that it has zombies in it. But this is a matter of opinion, both are excellent podcasts that I truly cherish ^^

[andyryan]

uhm i care more for the ppl in were alive but the action scenes in levithan are preaty cool i really enjoyed the fact that you have two immortal groups fighting against each other

[Pteranodon]

Tales from the Afternow....another great Cyberpunk audio drama. Starts out kinda slow-paced but picks up.

Besides "We're Alive" the serial show I REALLY look forward to most is "The Red Panda" from Decoder Ring Theater...

For SF anthology stories nothing I've found so far beats Escape Pod and Drabblecast....

[timberwoof]

The podiobooks by Mur Lafferty are pretty good. I finished Playing For Keeps the other day. Man I wish there was a second book to that. Scott Sigler has some good ones. Infection is awesome and the sequel Contagious is just as good. Granted they are in audiobook format without any sound affects but they are good stories. Leviathan Chronicles is good and I think the second season is coming up soon. Hopefully anyway. The sound affects and story line are very good quality. Or you can always hit up the audio books for Day by Day Armageddon. J.L. Bourne did a he'll of a job on those. Can't wait for the third.

[Blood & Ice Cream]

after i caught up with WA last November, been on the hunt for other audio fun! So far i've gotten through

WORMWOOD - good but sound volume all over the place, and the ending! Plus Series 3 was pretty poor imo
THE LEVIATHAN CHRONICLES - very good production levels, but found parts of the story a bit too fragmented, but look forward to book 2
FETIDUS - good and different, but some of the narration completely over the top (e.g. five minutes of talk to describe 30 secs of action)
AGE OF THE ZOMBIES - disappeared after 5 episodes, liked the story/idea though
THE WITCH HUNTER CHRONICLES - started well, 13 episodes, but found the storey ran out of steam and finished on a low
THE ANTITHESIS PROGRESSION - liking it, but series 2 on hold due to the writer/producer other workload
CHILDREN OF THE GODS - again i do like this sci-fi series (think Independent Day / Wing Commander), but only 3 to 4 chapters per year, it started in 2005 and chapter 11 is nearly ready for realise
EDICT ZERO FIS - having difficulty getting into this one, one chapter per month produced, find the episodes a bit too long (about 70 minutes) for me
THE BYRON CHRONICLES - slightly lower quality production but quite enjoyed and followed the story line to completion, not sure if Darker Projects have finished with it completely

will have to check out the others from this thread now!

[Osiris]

I think I've got a few hundred GBs of OTR stashed away that I've collected over the years. Suspense, X-Minus One, Lights Out, The Whistler, I Love A Mystery, Richard Diamond Private Detective, The Black Museum (Orson Wells was the host), Inner Sanctum, Lux Radio Theater, Escape, The Weird Circle, Quiet Please, Screen Director's Playhouse, Mystery In The Air... there are so many to choose from!