Episode 19
Aired: 1/10/2006

This week in the Society we return to a fan favourite, "The Soul Patrol" by David Koenigsberg. Our heroes of the Soul Patrol investigate the kinds of terrible crimes only humans could commit upon each other. They explore the psyche's of villains that most likely go undetected by mere mortal law enforcement, and that brings some interesting questions to mind.

There's some long abiding principles that have run out of favour in our society today. The idea of "sinning in thought" is not considered nearly as important compared to sinning in deed. In the past, even horrendous villainous thoughts had far reaching consequences- in the Soul Patrol they are footprints of crimes to be committed- as much as eyes are the windows to the soul. Writing celestial characters can have real power in stories. They give us the opportunity to look at metaphors and archetypes to shine the lamp of truth upon who we are and where we're going. Stand by as we go soaring off into another Soul Patrol adventure.

After, an interview with Jonithan Patrick Russell of Dream Realm Enterprises.

Cosmic Forces
Consortium Comics
Dream Realm Enterprises

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**Season Two Begins September 12th**

Episode #18
Aired: 1/03/06

The idea in most science fiction is that it's not science fiction. That is to say, the stories may be set in the near or distant future, but they are about us as people today. Even if the people are future people, their sentiments, their concerns, their lives reflect our sentiments, our concerns, and our lives. Whether the characters are aliens or robots, they represent humanity and all our foibles and hopes.

Great Northern Audio's "Martian Trombones" takes a page from the classic view of martians as folks just like us. While we recognise this may be entirely flights of fantasy and humour, it is also important to see that no matter what planet you're from, the same issues remain.

Afterwards, we talk some more with Kerric Harvey.

Great Northern Audio
Promo: The Sci Phi Show
Interview: Kerric Harvey

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Episode #17
Aired: 12/27/2005

As we look into a New Year here in the Society, one has to spend a little time in the past. But becareful where you step, because the past can be a rabbit hole of traps that loops again and again. Crazy Dog Audio Theatre has a propensity in their timeless and powerful tales to look at society in its most naked absurdity. This week's foray into the Universe requires only that you press #3.

Later we'll take a week's hiatus from our serial and enjoy some laughter from Third Coast Live

Crazy Dog Audio Theatre
Third Coast Live
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Episode 1: Nuthin's The Best Thing

A treat for podcasting Browncoats everywhere!  The production company Sonic Cinema (www.soniccinema.ca) is proud and very excited to bring you the premiere episode of the first Firefly fan audio to hit the 'Verse.  These podcasts will be in addition to the normal Sonic Society podcast, with a new episode every other week.

It's the season two that never was.  You will also be introduced to the host of Sonic Society's next season, Andrew Dorfman.

After, join the Audio Addict as she chats with Jack Ward and Andrew Dorfman about writing, directing, and producing the series, why they chose to continue the series after season one, and tell us more about Sonic Cinema Productions.
We close this extra-special podcast with some outtakes from their recording of the series.

Sit back and strap in, because we're 'bout to hit atmo!

Sonic Cinema Productions
Promo: The Signal
Society of Audio Addicts

Episode #16
Replay of the Christmas Podcast

A treat for the Society's podcasting audience- a delayed Christmas present. In this special replacement podcast we travel to the past as your host reads three stories from Oscar Wilde. What makes this gift extra-special is the heartfelt motivation behind it.

After, it's Christmas in August as we travel to the future with the Robotz of the Company and their season finale, "Santicon Day".

Official Web Site of Oscar Wilde
Promo: Shrink Rap Radio
Dream Realm Enterprises

Episode #15
Aired: 12/13/05

This week we return once again to the next exciting installment of the Arbiter Chronicles from Prometheus Theater. One of the enduring ideas of space that has been explored so readily in television shows like Star Trek, Firefly, Space Above and Beyond, and Babylon 5 among others is the concept of isolation. Like great adventurers of the past, heroes in space will not have the opportunity to turn to the powerful resources of a city, country, or empire to solve problems that arise. This leaves room for the ingenious, the clever, and the wiley. Surviving in space requires a quick understanding of a situation when it arises and the best solution with the least amount of depleted resources in the task. The best Captains in space are those who inspire courage in their fellows and answers to the most complex solutions. Whether they are Kirk, Adama, Reynolds or Atal.

After our feature in this meeting we'll listen to a segment from Crazy Dog Audio on the process of writing radio drama, and of course end with the second last episode of Dream Realm Enterprise's Robots of the Company.

Prometheus Radio Theatre
Consortium Comics
Promo: Dragon Page Cover to Cover
Crazy Dog Audio Theatre
Dream Realm Enterprises