The Golden Globes have announced the 25 podcasts eligible for the inaugural Best Podcast category at the 83rd Golden Globes, which will be presented on January 11, 2026. “This year’s inaugural list of...

TTRPG and Audio Drama Synergy

This request for "Under Milk Wood" came with a donation from Arizona Theatre Matters. Donations do not factor into the review or rating. The 1954 radio drama broadcast from the BBC of Dylan Thomas' "Under Milk Wood" is available on most platforms like public libraries and audible. The original broadcast and one from LA Theatre Works recorded later being the two main versions of this radio play.

The 13-part audio drama called "Derry's New Direction" shares a lot in common with "Parasite" directed by Bong Joon-ho and "The Hunger Games" franchise from Suzanne Collins. The common denominator between all three is the exploration of social class through a Marxist lens.

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Announced on May 8 and released June 24, "All-Star Superman" originally released as a 12-issue comic book run. Now, 10 years later and in time for James Gunn's new Superman movie, Penguin Random House and DC comics have adapted one of the most influential Superman stories into an audio drama.

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Another story from the anthology series, Secret Handshake Productions. This five-part look into the character of Modred from Arthurian lore does something the prequel era of Star Wars failed to do and does a fall from grace story right the first time.

Opening musical numbers can set the stage tonally (e.g. the song "Alexander Hamilton" from "Hamilton") and literally through the occasional line of dialogue thrown into break up the song (e.g. "No One Mourns the Wicked" from "Wicked"). "Hearthbound" does the same thing, but what it sets up isn't what one anticipates listening to future episodes. For me, the first episode implies a musical with an emphasis on the music.

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A product of 90s children's television in the UK, the "Treacle People" weren't a household name outside of England, Scotland and Wales. While arguably not as popular as the Muppets or other Jim Henson properties, the method of creating an episode was a dying mode of animation. Now, roughly 30 years later, the "Treacle People" are once again playing with the old and making it fresh.

"In Media Res" by the Good Story Guild is a story where you think you know the ending. Everything up until that last episode is more or less what you expect. Told in five acts — with some complimentary material in the form of original music (Plus a coda at the end) — for a total of 10 episodes), "In Media Res" is a tale of friendship, connections and the differences between the two in Hollywood.

In case you missed the previous post on Neil Verma and his upcoming (now newly released book), here’s a quick recap. The first two chapters (out of four total) discuss podcasts as a whole, not just au...

Perhaps the most famous comic book writer who has crossed ponds and worked with Marvel and DC Comics, Frank Miller's take on Daredevil's origin shares many similarities with "Batman: Year One." "The Man Without Fear" came out after Miller redefined the Batman's origin story, the time between when he put on the cowl and watched his parents get gunned down in crime alley.