Boston Metaphysical Society Madeleine Holly-Rosing on comic-to-audio drama adaptation, Kickstarters for audio, and more

Works-in-Progress, Dream-Inspired Drama, and Radio Theatre with Rachel & Elizabeth Harness from Rose Briar Stories

The Harness sisters just released their first radio play, "The Monty Arlott Problem". It tells the story of a girl who inherits her grandmother's house - and her grandmother's stalker. We talk the challenges and fun involved in production, along with the experiences in other media that helped them craft this tale. See all the Conceit Media podcasts at www.conceit.audio

Eddie Louise & Chip Michael Success, music, inspiration, and steampunk in audio drama

Today, Clayton talks to the creators of the Victorian Sci-Fi/Steampunk saga, the Tales of Sage and Savant. Creators Eddie Louise and Chip Michael share what that led them to create the Tales of Sage and Savant, plus they share their advice to writers, audio dramatists, and all creators working right now. We're digging into this beautifully nuanced and well-crafted audio drama - join in! Find Eddie and Chip on Twitter: @SageAndSavant @EddieLouise @Chip Michael Subscribe to the Laterally newsletter, the flagship publication for Conceit Media: www.thinklaterally.news

Boston Metaphysical Society Madeleine Holly-Rosing on comic-to-audio drama adaptation, Kickstarters for audio, and more

For the premiere of the Soundwright Spotlight, we talk to Madeleine Holly-Rosing. Holly-Rosing is the creator of the comic and prose series "Boston Metaphysical Society." That series is now going to feature an audio drama adventure, "The Ghost Ship." We discuss the process of coming to audio drama, how audio dramas can benefit from Kickstarter campaigns, and how the accessibility of audio dramas allows for creatively niche content. Subscribe to the Laterally newsletter, the flagship publication for Conceit Media: www.thinklaterally.news

Let's explore the world of audio drama an introduction to the Soundwright Spotlight

Audio dramas are a growing field, and they offer potential for more and more storytelling. Without the hurtles of filmmaking, and in a different dimension from written works, audio drama allows for creativity in an experimental and fresh medium. As G.K. Chesterton put it, "art is limitation," and those limits drive the form. So let's see what people can do with pure audio, and how they're redefining the form. We're glad you're here, and we want to hear from you! Subscribe to the Laterally newsletter, the flagship publication for Conceit Media: www.thinklaterally.news