Blasts from the Past:
Previous Project Audion Episodes

 

February 23, 2024
"Jack Benny Show: Witness for the Prosecution"

A "new" episode of the classic Jack Benny radio show, where the gang do a send up of the movie "Witness for the Prosecution" - with W. C. Fields in a guest-starring role.

February 9, 2024
Crime Classics: "The Crime of Bathsheba Spooner"

A shocking tale of love, hate, conspiracy, and murder - all the more so for being a true story that happened in Massachusetts in 1778...

January 12, 2024
Mystery In The Air: "Nice Girls Aren't Found in Trunks"

Audion has created a new epsiode of a short-lived but spooky audio drama starring Peter Lorre from 1947. Is the Great Glovnia a REAL Magician?

December 8, 2023
The Big Story: "Joe Saldana"

Audion recreates a lost 1950 holiday episode of The Big Story, dramatic radio grandaddy of today's true-crime podcasts.

November 10, 2023
The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show: "Remley's Ex-Wife"

A Masterclass in vintage radio situation comedy, recreated in a brand-new script just for Project Audion!

October 13, 2023
Lights Out: "The Dark"

Who was it who made that phone call to the emergency room, the one that set off the horrible chain of events that took place in...The Dark?

September 8, 2023
The Lone Ranger: "Episode #266, 10/12/1934"

Project Audion recreates a very early episode, not heard in nearly 90 years. Hi-yo Silver, aw-a-a-a-ay!

August 11, 2023
Pat Novak, For Hire: "A Trunkful of Trouble"

On the San Francisco waterfront, you don't always go hungry...but you always bite off more than you can chew.

July 14, 2023
Tales of Tomorrow: "Syndrome Johnny"

It's the year 2090. A pandemic is coming that could will kill millions. It's happened before. Is there a chance to stop it this time before it starts?

June 9, 2023
Fibber McGee & Molly: "Fibber's New Invention"

Project Audion revisits one of the funniest, most beloved radio comedies of the 20th century - Fibber McGee and Molly in a new script penned by Robert L. Mills (former comedy writer for Bob Hope) whch wonderfully recreated the style of the show at its peak

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