There's only a few days left to get Christian Audio's free book for September. This month's offer is The Brotherhood
by Jerry Jenkins (coauthor of the Left Behind series). Although I have
already downloaded it I haven't had the chance to give it a listen, thus
no review as of yet. this isn't audio drama but I thought I'd throw it out there anyway.
The Ark of Time
is a faith-based podcast, produced by Strobie Studios. It is
reminiscent of Adventures in Odyssey, with a bit of a "Dr. Who" feel.
This is a full-cast audio dramatization, complete with sound effects.
Although it is more geared toward adults, it is family friendly, chocked
full of adventure, humor and witty dialogue. Check out the podcast here. There are a total of two seasons and unfortunately you may have to rename them so they'll play in chronological order.
If
you enjoy audio dramatizations, then you should also check out what I
believe is the oldest running radio dramatization still being aired
today. Unshackled
is produced by the Pacific Garden Mission in Chicago, featuring true
stories of people who have found Christ.The podcast can be found here.
They were off line for a while as they hammered out their contract with
the theater group and now they are available as free downloads.
Nevertheless, they do depend upon financial support. Next time your in
Chicago, make plans to attend the live production.
Recently I've come across some theater groups such as Lamplighter Theater and Lifehouse Productions, which are are right up there with the quality of Focus on the Family Radio Theatre
(which is hard to match). Although most of these productions
are not free, you can download Lifehouse's The Count of Monte Christo on
Radio Drama Revival (Part 1, Part 2). Lamplighter has some downloads available here. You can check out some of the work by Focus on the Family Radio Theatre, here.
Eventually I hope to post a blog on my Free Resource page
that offers a more exhaustive list of Christian audio dramatizations.
But for now I hope this helps others find what they're looking for. God bless!
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