The Audiophile

I’m back with another requested review.

By now, it should be pretty obvious that I love Residents of Proserpina Park.

I’ve caught up with the seasons of previously reviewed shows.

Well, this is the third time in a row that I’ve done a review of a new season of an audio drama.

I’ve been working hard on new scripts for The Books of Thoth.

A new year means discovering new show, but that doesn’t mean we can’t revisit old friends.

Even the best of audio dramas can have slip-ups.

I don’t really have an introduction to add.

As many of you know, I got my start on my audio drama listening journey with anthology shows.

The new year has arrived, but there is still a lot of old business to attend to.

It seems like it was only yesterday that I listened to that first episode of Residents of Proserpina Park.

I’ve been on a bit of a review hiatus, but I’m officially back in the saddle.

Anime and audio dramas have a bit of a history together.

What comes to mind when you think of Canada?

Some audio dramas last for numerous seasons.

Well, it seems that Part 2 of my review of The Truth came sooner than expected.

Where do I even start with this one?

Audio dramas can be found all over the world.

The second episode of my audio drama anthology The Books of Thoth is here.

Hmm, how do I begin this one?

This is the flag of the Union of Sovereign Republics.

I’m back with another update post, and this one is an especially big update.

I’ve finished most of my outstanding obligations for reviews, at least for the moment.

I have said, on many occasions, that sometimes it takes me a bit before I get to certain audio dramas.

I have been ask to review audio dramas many times.