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Today we take an in depth look at Volume 9 in the Jonathan Park audio drama series called The Whispering Sphinx. This is an incredibly action-filled 12 episode album that is packed with valuable information along with the entertainment. We highly recommend you check out the Jonathan Park series. Also in this episode is another newscast from Roy, listener feedback from Will and Austin, and we tell you how you can win a copy of The Whispering Sphinx courtesy of Vision Forum and Audio Theatre Central.

This bonus episode features an interview with Phil Lollar, the creative genius behind Adventures in Odyssey, Jungle Jam & Friends and, most recently, Iliad House. JD chats with Phil about Odyssey, Kid's Corner and how he approaches the development of a series. Phil also gives a behind the scenes look at the origins of Iliad House, the new audio drama series. Additionally, he shares a few of the characters we'll meet, what we can expect from the series, and a glimpse at what is in store after the Kickstarter campaign has ended. Be sure to back the Kickstarter campaign if you are able to do so. Let's make it known that we support family friendly audio drama.

The topic at hand for this episode is the special edition Adventures in Odyssey episodes entitled Passages: Darien's Rise, adapted from the book by Paul McCusker. We discuss this great audio drama production and go over its high and low points. Roy delivers a splendid newscast, we share some listener feedback, and we also feature a "micro-drama" which was produced by Austin Peachey of the AIO Blog.

In this episode we present an interview with Chuck Bolte, former Executive Producer and actor on Adventures in Odyssey. Most fans will recognize him as the voice of George Barclay. JD and Andrew met up with Chuck at a coffee shop and discussed his work as a producer on the series and, of course, his amazing portrayal of George Barclay for many years. Roy delivers a great AIO related newscast and lastly we all discuss some of our favorite Barclay family episodes. Also, stay tuned after the credits for some bonus content from Chuck!

Today JD, Roy and Andrew discuss and review At The Back Of The North Wind from Focus on the Family Radio Theatre. This is a fantastic audio drama adaptation of the classic novel by George MacDonald. We also share some feedback from Jerry Robbins at The Colonial Radio Theatre regarding our review of The Prince And The Pauper. And of course, Roy fills us in with a newscast.NOTE: There is a bit of background noise in this episode which was due partly to an error on my part and partly to the fact that it's too hot in Arizona in the summer to record without the A/C running. I hope this doesn't detract from your enjoyment of the content. Thanks! -JD

Today we review The Prince and the Pauper from The Colonial Radio Theatre. This is a superb audio drama that stays true to the original work by Mark Twain. We'll be sharing more about The Colonial Radio Theatre in upcoming episodes as they are producing some really top quality productions. We also share some listener feedback and some of your iTunes reviews. Roy also has another stupendous newscast to keep you up to date on all that's happening in the world of family friendly audio drama.

This edition of the podcast features information about a new audio drama series called The Brinkman Adventures. Not only do we review all 12 episodes from season one, but we also interview Ian Bultman, the writer, producer and creator of the series. Ian shares the back story of how the series started as well as some information on what is coming up in the next two seasons. Roy also has tons of updates in his newscast and we go through a stack of feedback from you guys!

In this bonus episode of Audio Theatre Central we take some time to give you a newscast, go through some listener feedback, and have a great conversation with John Fornof, producer, writer and director of Lamplighter Theatre. John shares some fabulous behind the scenes information on the most recent London recording sessions and also shares some of the back story of the birth of the Lamplighter Guild. John also gives ATC listeners some exclusive news that you won't get anywhere else!

In this packed episode of Audio Theatre Central, we introduce you to a fabulous audio drama series called The Adventures of Harry Nile which is produced by Jim French Productions. This is a detective adventure series in the style of Old Time Radio shows such as Richard Diamond, Sam Spade, and Philip Marlowe. We also welcome Larry Albert, the actor who plays Harry Nile, to the show to share about the origins of the series as well as his own thoughts on the character. Roy brings us up to date with his newscast and then we share listener feedback from Nathan, Jeremy, and Gabriel.

In today's episode of ATC, we take a look at Adventures in Odyssey's album 56 The Grand Design. We also go through some great listener feedback, Roy has a packed newscast, and we share an announcement about a new project we'll be working on.

In this first episode of 2013, JD, Roy and Andrew review the amazing Focus on the Family Radio Theatre production of Oliver Twist (after consuming some doughnuts and a Wodfamchocsod each). This is an epic, near 6 hour long audio drama that is masterfully written and directed by Paul McCusker. In addition to this review, the guys read a pile of feedback messages from listeners. And as always, Roy offers up a stupendous newscast and Andrew shares that he is now a married man. Listen in for all the fun!

In today's edition of the podcast we break from normal programming and instead of reviews and interviews we bring you a listing of our top favorite Christmas themed audio dramas. These are great productions from all the top audio drama producers. We also play some audio feedback from listener Elizabeth, after which we wish you all a very Merry Christmas! We also would like information on where we can get a copy of the fabulous Christmas audio drama called Treasures of the Snow, based on the novel by Patricia St. John. If you know where it can be found please let us know. Links for all the audio dramas we mentioned can be found below. Merry Christmas!

And we're back with another packed episode of Audio Theatre Central; this time it's back to normal programming. We review Volume 8 of the Jonathan Park drama series which is titled The Copper Scroll. We also interview Pat Roy, the co-creator, writer, director and producer for the Jonathan Park series. Roy also brings us an abbreviated newscast as news is a bit slim right now. You'll also hear two short samples from The Copper Scroll album.

In this special bonus episode of ATC, JD travels to Colorado Springs, Colorado (80995) to cover the live Adventures in Odyssey event. The event was the culmination of the Get in the Show contest and featured the Top 3 finalists auditioning with a few of the Odyssey actors. There was a lot going on at this amazing event and JD tried to capture the feeling of being there as much as possible through audio and this episode is the result. We were able to get some fan reactions to the event as well as their thoughts on favorite characters, etc. JD was also able to get interviews with all three of the AIO actors who were there; Katie Leigh, Zach Callison, and Andre Stojka, the voices of Connie Kendall, Matthew Parker, and John Avery Whittaker! We're also going to get to hear from writer/director Nathan Hoobler as well as a conversation with the owner of the world's largest AIO collection from OdysseyFan.com!

Today we take a look at the most recent production from LifeHouse Theater On-The-Air, an adaptation of the novel Pride and Prejudice. LifeHouse continues to amaze with great dramas! Roy also shares another newscast and we tell you how you can win an autographed copy of Jonathan Park - Volume 8, The Copper Scroll, courtesy of Audio Theatre Central and Vision Forum Ministries! We also share some great feedback from listener Nathan.

Today we celebrate two years of ATC by reviewing The White Gypsy; another tremendous audio drama from Lamplighter Theatre! Andrew also shares some exciting news from his life and Roy brings us an informative newscast. No interviews this time, but laughter abounds in this episode so hopefully it'll put a smile on your face.

We are thrilled to be joined on the show today by two fantastic guests! First we have a great conversation with Jave Griffin (also known as David Griffin), the voice of Jimmy Barclay on Adventures in Odyssey. We chat about his work on AIO and about a new audio drama that he is creating called Edwin & The Orbs. And if that wasn't enough we also have a great interview with Paul McCusker about the upcoming Radio Theatre production of Oliver Twist! We also share some listener feedback. But as always, Roy kicks things off with an informative newscast.

Today we take a look at The Misadventures of Tom Sawyer from LifeHouse Theater On-The-Air. This is a great adaptation of the 1876 novel by Mark Twain. Roy also brings us up to date with his newscast and we share some listener feedback from Jack and Victoria.

In this edition of the show we have a fantastic time reviewing Lamplighter Theatre's Sir Knight of the Splendid Way. This is an absolutely phenomenal audio drama that you must hear! We also are thrilled to be joined on the show by Lamplighter Theatre's Executive Producer, Mark Hamby for an information packed interview and we share some listener feedback as well. But before all of that kicks off, Roy delivers a great newscast.

On today's show we dive into "The Deep End" and review Adventures in Odyssey album #55. We go through all 12 episodes and then share some listener feedback. Our newscaster, Roy, also has a newscast that is brimming with news about family friendly audio drama!NOTE: We apologize for any background noise you may hear in this episode. We are into the hot season in Arizona and we had to keep the A/C running.