Microphones of Madness

 

Microphones of Madness is proud to present a full-cast recording of Echo Hiding, a short story by Rodney Turner appearing in A Breath From the Sky: Unusual Stories of Possession.

 

A Breath From the Sky was edited by Scott R. Jones and published by Martian Migraine Press. Grab yourself a copy of this excellent anthology HERE!

 

Cast (in order of appearance):

 

Farah Rose Smith: The Hermit

Rodney Turner: Into the Booth Announcer

Wesley James Young: Carl Moore (CEO, Solar Records)

Steve Rosenstein: Phil Lambert (Producer)

Scott R. Jones: Johnny Highbrow (DJ KKIY FM)

Leeman Kessler: Anchorman

Lillie Dickie: Catherine Valentine (Jinny Six’s Agent)

 

Sound Effects/ Drone: Freesound.org

Music: Saddest Beach by Silent Partner

Cielo by Huma Huma

News Theme 2 by Audiotronix [News Theme 2 by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) http://audionautix.com/ ]

 

 

 

 

(WEG D6)

In the aftermath of the destruction of the first Death Star, a new threat has arisen. Having no other choice, the Rebellion calls upon the Monday Night Heroes to save the galaxy from the iron grip of the Empire. Join us for an all-new campaign set during the period of the Original Trilogy. 

Steve and Rodney discuss the anthology Edge of Sundown: Tales of Horror in the Wild West edited by Brian Sammons and Kevin Ross. Get your copy HERE!

(D&D 5e)

The ever-changing party continues its descent into the trap infested lair of the demi-lich Acererak.

(D&D 5e)

More victims join the continuity-free meatgrinder of Tomb of Horrors.

Steve and Rodney discuss Amos Tutuola's 1954 novel, The Palm-Wine Drinkard. Pick up a copy HERE!

(D&D 5e)

The third act of Rodney's original D&D campaign begins with the party returning from the Void and finding themselves in somewhat familiar surroundings.

(Slasher Flick)

The bodies begin to pile up and the antics get wilder in the finale of Lillie's horror romp, The Last Vodcast

Steve and Rodney talk about the NFL and discuss their plans for Microphones of Madness and what goes into creating some of the original AP you hear.

(Pulp Cthulhu)

The team reaches the heart of the Inner Night's base, but madness claims two members of the expedition.

(Call of Cthulhu 7e)

The alphabet team is back in action wrapping up a strange mystery drawn from Matt's mind. 

Steve and Rodney talk about The Changeling: A Novel by Victor LaValle. Pick up a copy HERE.

 

 

(D&D 5e)

The party has at long last found their companion, Snart, only for half of them to be captured by the devil prince Sargon. Even if they save their friend, will they be able to save themselves?

(Slasher Flick)

The Monday Night Heroes cut loose with wisecracks, one-liners, and hijinks galore in Lillie's latest turn in the Director's Chair.

Steve and Rodney discuss the Marvel/Netflix series, Defenders.

(Pulp Cthulhu)

In this episode, the team goes bowling for trolls and begin exploring the mysteries and terrors of a secret volcanic lair. 

(D&D 5e)

We throw continuity and good taste to the wind in this second installment of the legendary dungeon crawl.

Steve and Rodney take a sidetrack to gush about Miles Davis and discuss the Don Cheadle film, Miles Ahead.

(Pulp Cthulhu)

After a harrowing journey, the adventurers have found the way home. The only thing in their way is the unspeakable thing Jonathan Roxton has become. Join us for the final installment of this original pulp adventure!

Steve and Rodney are joined by Nick Nacario and Scott R. Jones to talk about NecronomiCon Providence 2017, S.T. Joshi's boycott, and the legacy of H.P. Lovecraft.

Pick up the new anthology from Martian Migraine Press (Rodney has a story in it.) HERE!