Thu, 8 July 2010  Size: 8M, Duration: 17:04 This month we bring you Horror at Camp Healthy Springs by Thomas Berry, performed live at the Academy Theatre for Halloween 2008. Don't forget you can support ARTC and keep the podcast going by picking up some of our fine audio dramas on CD, available by mail order at artc.org or by download at Audible.com, iTunes, and Amazon. Next live performance: LibertyCon July 10, 2010, 9pm Featuring: The Competitor by Brad Linaweaver, adapted for audio by William Alan Ritch and Time and Time Again by H. Beam Piper, adapted for audio by Ron N. Butler, along with some nifty other surprises! Comments[0] |
Thu, 10 June 2010  Size: 4.7M, Duration: 10:03 This month we bring you another episode from our longest-running most requested serial, Rory Rammer, Space Marshal: Set Loose the Dogs of Time! by Ron N. Butler, recorded live at TimeGate 2008. If you enjoy the adventures of the intrepid Marshal and Cadet Skip Sagan, be sure to check out the imaginatively-named Rory Rammer, Space Marshal: Volume 1 available by mail order at artc.org or by download at Audible.com, iTunes, and Amazon. Next live performance: LibertyCon July 10, 2010, 9pm Featuring: The Competitor by Brad Linaweaver, adapted for audio by William Alan Ritch and Time and Time Again by H. Beam Piper, adapted for audio by Ron N. Butler, along with some nifty other surprises!
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Thu, 13 May 2010
Coming to you from deep inside studio territory, it's the ARTC podcast! The next live shows will be in July, September, and October, but for now we're laying down tracks for the next round of CDs and Audible.com downloads! This month we bring you The Gargoyle's Shadow by Katherine Kurtz, adapted for audio by Daniel Taylor. Remember, the most powerful help you can give us is to tell your friends and family about the richness and power of the imagination. Use the Share This button at the top of this post to plaster us all over the Internet! You can also give us encouragement by commenting on this podcast. Give us something besides spam to read. ;) Special thanks to violinist Paul Mercer and pianist Brad Weage for providing music for this podcast. There is Adventure in Sound!
Size: 9.7M Duration: 20:43
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Thu, 8 April 2010
Size: 38.7M, Duration: 26:51 Fresh off our performance at the Academy Theatre comes the 2010 update of The Last Dragon to Avondale by Thomas E. Fuller. We'd like to take just a moment to thank Bob Zimmerman for turning around the post-production of this piece so quickly for the podcast. We're entering into the offseason for ARTC now, taking a break from the stage to get back into the studio. Full details about what we're recording and how we're progressing will be available via our newsletter, Breaking Radio Silence. Sign up here! You can also follow us on Twitter for faster action! The Last Dragon to Avondale was performed as a benefit for the Georgia Aquarium. Thanks to everybody who came out to support audio drama and the study of endangered species. And what's more endangered than the last fire-breathing dragon in the world? The Last Dragon to Avondale, written for audio by Thomas E. Fuller There is Adventure in Sound!
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Thu, 11 March 2010
Size: 16.5M, Duration: 35:03 The Worst Good Woman in the World by Kelley S. Ceccato. Also, Caught by our special musical guest for March, Rooke! Rooke can be found on MySpace and Facebook. Come be a part of our podcast! We draw all of our material from our live performances, and we have another show coming up at the end of March. Witness one of the few audio drama ensembles in the country that performs live! The Last Dragon to Avondale by Thomas E. Fuller (Also on Audible.com) March 27, 8:00pm March 28, 2:30pm Academy Theatre 119 Center Street Avondale Estates, GA 30001 Tickets: $10 Also featured: The House Across the Way by Kelley S. Ceccato, with guest violinist Paul Mercer. All this with Rory Rammer, Space Marshal: The Colour of the Shadow of the Outsider over the Mountains of Madness out of Space. ARTC is pleased to benefit the Georgia Aquarium with this performance. 25% of ticket sales will go towards their efforts to study and protect endangered species. ARTC is also proud to offer free admission for the visually impaired and half-price admission for their sighted friends and family through a partnership with the Center for the Visually Impaired here in Atlanta. There is Adventure in Sound! Comments[0] |
Thu, 11 February 2010 [Time: 32.23] [Size: 31.1MB] [Classic Science Fiction] from Dragon*Con 2009: "Omnilingual" written by H. Beam Piper & adapted for audio by Daniel Taylor.
Speculative science fiction: Follow the first archaeologists to land on Mars. How do they decode what they find there, with no similar cultures to compare it to?
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Thu, 14 January 2010 [Time: 22:23] [Size: 26.9 MB] [Genre: Sci Fi/Comedy] Another part of our 2 performances at DragonCon 2009, we present Rory Rammer, Space Marshal: Enemies Within! Written by Ron. N Butler, directed by Neil Butler.
This episode draws heavily from a previous episode of Rory Rammer, Space Marshal: Luna Shall Be Dry! Comments? Questions? Requests? By all means, email us: podcast [at] artc [dot] org There is Adventure in Sound! Comments[0] |
Tue, 8 December 2009  Length: 10:26, Size: 7M
Hey, everybody, thanks for another year of podcasting. A real low-key entry for this month, but we'll be back in full force in January. In the meantime, don't forget to give the gift of imagination this year with ARTC and audio drama. Mail order here and downloads here and our newsletter here. Also, we're on the radio! If you're in Atlanta, try us on 1010AM WGUN or stream the shows at www.wgunradio.com. We'll be on Saturdays and Sundays at 7pm, so tune in for more of your favorite audio drama. Merry Christmas and There is Adventure in Sound! Comments[0] |
Thu, 12 November 2009 [Time: 19:11] [Size: 23 MB] [Genre: Horror] Recorded Live at a
performance at DragonCon 2009, The Atlanta Radio Theatre Company
presents "The Call of C'thulhu" written by H.P. Lovecraft, adapted for
audio by Ron N. Butler. This is Part 2 of 2.
Folks, by now you all know about all the stuff I usually post here and the links go on for several posts, so I'm not going to repeat them again this month. I just want to thank everybody for another (almost) year of great podcasting and appreciation of audio drama. The fact that you're still listening makes it all worth it. We've got one more podcast left for this year, in December, and then it's off to 2010. One goal I'd like to try to achieve for the coming year is more interaction with our audience. What do you want to hear from us? How can we improve? There's lots of changes coming and we've got some interesting ideas, but we want to make sure we're doing the right ideas and changing in the right ways. So how are we doing? Everything ok? We'd like to hear from you, so go ahead and send us that email or comment on this post. Just two links this month. First, in the spirit of that increased interaction I just talked about, we've done a survey to find out what you want to hear from us out of the studio next. And second, a reminder to join our mailing list, "Breaking Radio Silence"! Sign up at artc.org/ and stay current on all the latest audio drama and ARTC news! Next live show: An Atlanta Christmas at the Academy Theatre in Avondale Estates, GA. December 5 and 6. Check our performance calendar at artc.org and comment on this podcast at podcast@artc.org. Thanks again! -- David Benedict and Bob Zimmerman, your podcasting team. There is Adventure in Sound! Comments[2] |
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