Audio Groove Cats

127 miles an hour. And rising. On a distant world, an advance expedition finds itself trapped as a monstrous storm bears down on their position and they must venture out to make a repair.  Escape grows uncertain. And the wind keeps climbing. From Audio Groove Cats comes a thrilling re-imagining of the classic X-Minus One tale, 'A Wind Is Rising"—a story of isolation and the terrifying power of a p...

Strange things are happening in this X-Minus One re-imagining by the Amigos and Electric Vicuna for Sonic Summerstock Playhouse. Sci Fi at its best. Give it a listen.

One of the best X-Minus One re-imaginings ever done, and it's by the one and only Lothar Tuppan and the Amigos for Sonic Summerstock Playhouse. Simply amazing. Listen and enjoy.

An X-Minus One classic re-imagining from the one and only Bill Hollweg and Broken Sea Audio for the Sonic Summerstock Playhouse. This show contains both the original from 1957 and Bill's rendition of it. Just listen. You'll love it.

What happens to a person's mind and spirit when they're alone on Pluto for six and a half years? Join us for our re-imagining of the X-Minus One classic, "Hallucination Orbit." Rest in Peace, Mark Kalita.

A re-imagining of the classic X-Minus One episode by Ray Bradbury and adapted for radio by Ernest Kinoy, where humans land on Mars for the first time. What will they find?

The man with the action packed expense account, America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator, Johnny Dollar takes on the case of the Man Who Wrote Himself to Death. A re-imagining of the classic old time radio show. 

A re-imagining of the classic X-Minus One old time radio show, where Humans live underground, as they direct robots to carry on the war above. Based on a story by Philip K. Dick and adapted for radio by George Lefferts.

A group of passengers become prisoners as their ship is taken over during a galactic war. Will any of them have the courage to stand up to their captors. This is a re-imagining of the classic x-Minus one episode "C-Chute" written by Isaac Asimov and adapted for radio by Ernest Kinoy.

You'll feel his presence long before you ever see him.  Before the Wind is a lyrical, ethereal, western that pays homage to spaghetti westerns, especially those by Sergio Leone and the music of Ennio Morricone.