Tag Archives: Radio Drama
Frankenstein — The Finale Airs Today…
Don’t miss the finale of this horror/sci-fi classic!
Tune in today, Saturday October 16th at 2pm SLT/Pacific, 10pm in the UK — for Part Two of the Seanchai Library full-cast adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic — Frankenstein!
Featuring Shandon Loring, Zander Greene, Corwyn Allen, Da5id Abbot, Elrik Merlin and Caledonia Skytower.
And tune in for the latest edition of Where Have You Been? at noon or 2pm Pacific, 8pm or midnight in the UK, where we visit not one, but two seasonal venues: Snowy River Halloween — Pirate Village and Pine Valley Haunted Caverns.
Today’s Featured Music is Classics On The Keys - Classical and Baroque pieces featuring keyboards.
Introducing… ZBS: Audio Adventure At Its Finest
Today, Friday September 17th, sees the start of a new set of radio drama series from our friends at ZBS Foundation. Beginning as a commune of radio producers in an island studio farm in upstate New York, the “Zeebers” started by creating radio commercials and other projects including albums for DJs to promote new record company releases.
In 1972 they created their first radio drama series, The Fourth Tower of Inverness, about an intrepid and unintentional adventurer, Jack Flanders, who sets about discovering the mysteries inside a hidden tower in an old Victorian mansion. We’ll be broadcasting The Fourth Tower starting next week, Friday 24th.
This week, we are bringing you a special 80-minute introduction to the work of ZBS Foundation, at 12 noon and 4pm Pacific / 8pm or midnight in the UK.
The Black Mass 30: Flies by Anthony Vercoe
Join us on Friday, September 10th, at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time / 8pm or midnight in the UK, for the final episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass has brought you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields. Our thanks as always to John Whiting, producer of many of these recordings, and of course to Erik Bauersfeld himself.
This landmark radio drama series draws to a close this week, with our final tale from The Black Mass. Next week at the same time, join us for an special introduction to the radio drama of ZBS Foundation, leading off a season of fabulous, fantastic and mystical radio drama series from our friends at ZBS.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
10 September: Flies by Anthony Vercoe
The Black Mass 29: The Feeder by Carl Linder
Join us on Friday, September 3rd, at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time / 8pm or midnight in the UK, for the penultimate episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields. Our thanks as always to John Whiting, producer of many of these recordings, and of course to Erik Bauersfeld himself.
This landmark radio drama series draws to a close next week, with our final tale from The Black Mass.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
3 September: The Feeder by Carl Linder
The Black Mass 28: Disillusionment by Thomas Mann
Join us on Friday at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time / 8pm or midnight in the UK, for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields. Our thanks as always to John Whiting, producer of many of these recordings, and of course to Erik Bauersfeld himself.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
27 August: Disillusionment by Thomas Mann
The Black Mass 27: A Country Doctor by Franz Kafka
Join us on Friday at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time / 8pm or midnight in the UK, for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields. Our thanks as always to John Whiting, producer of many of these recordings, and of course to Erik Bauersfeld himself.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
20 August: A Country Doctor by Franz Kafka
The Black Mass 26: Shiddah & Kuziba by Isaac B. Singer
Join us on Friday at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields. Our thanks as always to John Whiting, producer of many of these recordings, and of course to Erik Bauersfeld himself.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
13 August: Shiddah & Kuziba by Isaac B. Singer
The Black Mass 25: Oh, Mirror, Mirror by Nigel Kneale
Join us on Friday at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields. Our thanks as always to John Whiting, producer of many of these recordings, and of course to Erik Bauersfeld himself. Today’s programme was originally broadcast on February 12, 1964.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
Today: Oh, Mirror, Mirror by Nigel Kneale
The Black Mass 24: Oil of Dog by Ambrose Bierce
Join us on Friday at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields. Our thanks as always to John Whiting, producer of many of these recordings, and of course to Erik Bauersfeld himself. Today’s programme was originally broadcast on March 4, 1964.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
Today: Oil of Dog by Ambrose Bierce
The Black Mass 23: The Boarded Window by Ambrose Bierce
Join us on Friday at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields. Our thanks as always to John Whiting, producer of many of these recordings, and of course to Erik Bauersfeld himself. This programme was originally broadcast on February 12, 1964.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
Today: The Boarded Window by Ambrose Bierce
