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From the depths of the jungle comes a mystery older than civilization itself! Temple of Vampires is a recreation of the classic adventure from Carlton E. Morse’s I Love a Mystery, produced by the Mutual Audio Network, Sonic Cinema Productions, and The Amigos Collective. In Episode 7, the group is still in the temple at midnight. Jack and Doc discuss the mysterious woman and Hermie’s odd background. They witness a group of robed figures performing a ritual with a dead Indian. Manuel, the robed man, appears on the ledge, revealing that both he and Angelina, the woman, are part of the temple. Angelina returns and tries to take Hermie, ultimately jumping off the ledge with him, leaving Jack and Doc shocked.

From the depths of the jungle comes a mystery older than civilization itself! Temple of Vampires is a recreation of the classic adventure from Carlton E. Morse’s I Love a Mystery, produced by the Mutual Audio Network, Sonic Cinema Productions, and The Amigos Collective. In Episode 6, the group is forced to shelter from a jungle storm inside the temple for the night. Jack, Doc, and Hermie return inside, but Hermie cannot find the room he claimed he met the mysterious woman. As they wait, Sunny and Reggie witness a shadowy figure floating again. Settling in for the night, Doc steps outside and encounters the mysterious woman in the darkness—only for her to vanish into thin air when he tries to catch her.

From the depths of the jungle comes a mystery older than civilization itself! Temple of Vampires is a recreation of the classic adventure from Carlton E. Morse’s I Love a Mystery, produced by the Mutual Audio Network, Sonic Cinema Productions, and The Amigos Collective. In Episode 5, Jack and Reggie search the temple’s underground passages, uncovering eerie tunnels and gruesome evidence of past horrors, while Doc keeps Sunny calm at the entrance. Just as hope fades, Hermie unexpectedly returns—revealing he was with a beautiful woman in black, who admired his “nice white neck.” The man in black robes reappeared—leaving the team shaken by the ominous, living presence of the temple.

From the depths of the jungle comes a mystery older than civilization itself! Temple of Vampires is a recreation of the classic adventure from Carlton E. Morse’s I Love a Mystery, produced by the Mutual Audio Network, Sonic Cinema Productions, and The Amigos Collective. In Episode 4, the group enters the vast, eerie temple and encounters unsettling signs: a bell tolling and a shadowy figure floating across the air. While Jack and Reggie explore the upper ledges, discovering monk-like cells, Sunny is left below and meets a mysterious man in black robes. He warns of the Temple of Vampires—and when Hermie suddenly disappears, the group faces a chilling new danger.

From the depths of the jungle comes a mystery older than civilization itself! Temple of Vampires is a recreation of the classic adventure from Carlton E. Morse’s I Love a Mystery, produced by the Mutual Audio Network, Sonic Cinema Productions, and The Amigos Collective. In Episode 3, following the boy’s trail into the jungle, Jack, Doc, Reggie, and Sunny begin to uncover signs of a lost civilization—and the first chilling evidence that the legends of the temple may be true. But as night closes in, they realize they are no longer alone… and something in the darkness is watching their every move.

From the depths of the jungle comes a mystery older than civilization itself! Temple of Vampires is a recreation of the classic adventure from Carlton E. Morse’s I Love a Mystery, produced by the Mutual Audio Network, Sonic Cinema Productions, and The Amigos Collective. In Episode 2, the boy’s story begins to unravel as Jack, Doc, Reggie, and Sunny learn he is fleeing something deep within the jungle—a terror tied to a lost temple few have ever seen and lived to describe. As they change course to investigate, they realize they may already be on a collision path with whatever he escaped.

From the shadows of the jungle comes a mystery older than civilization itself! Temple of Vampires is a cooperative recreation of the classic adventure from Carlton E. Morse’s legendary radio series I Love a Mystery, newly produced for the Mutual Audio Network by Sonic Cinema Productions and The Amigos Collective. In Episode 1, Jack, Doc, Reggie, and pilot Sunny discover a mysterious stowaway aboard their plane over the South American jungle—a boy with no past and a story that doesn’t quite add up. As they press him for answers, it becomes clear his presence is no accident… and that he may be the first clue to a far more dangerous mystery waiting below. Starring David Ault, Jeffrey Billard, Lothar Tuppan, Angela Young, Jack Ward, John Bell, and Austin Mosher. Produced by Michael Messner!

As we get ready for new releases, I was going through Classic Sonic Society and I discovered a gem I had forgotten about Sam A. Mowry and Willamette Radio took my Dead Line script, adapted from the original Deadly Sins Script: Wrath, called "The Hitchhiker" and recreated it for us. So, for this month, and a day before my birthday I present this beautiful production in tribute to Sam who we miss in our community every day. Rest well, my friend.

Jack Ward opens up his latest book to share with the world two decades of Father Christmas Letters sent to his three sons, first Aedan, then Colm, and finally Rory from 1999 to 2018. These letters are lovingly compiled by Jack this Christmas and placed in a book available at Amazon https://a.co/d/ebijJdG for your perusal with illustrations from Madelyn Knight (his niece). Jack believes this collection of letters inspired by the same Father Christmas that graced Tolkien's nephews represent the most in-depth look at the North and has sub-tiled this tome "A Compendium of the North" for that reason. Whether it's hosting the World Efl Conference, fighting off Snow Goblyns and Polar Giants, or making friends with Winter Dwarves and finding a new home to erect the North Pole, these epic tales in epistolary will bring a smile to your heart, and a glow from the real spirit of Christmas. Beginning this week, Jack presents the first collection of letters from 2003-2005!

Jack Ward opens up his latest book to share with the world two decades of Father Christmas Letters sent to his three sons, first Aedan, then Colm, and finally Rory from 1999 to 2018. These letters are lovingly compiled by Jack this Christmas and placed in a book available at Amazon https://a.co/d/ebijJdG for your perusal with illustrations from Madelyn Knight (his niece). Jack believes this collection of letters inspired by the same Father Christmas that graced Tolkien's nephews represent the most in-depth look at the North and has sub-tiled this tome "A Compendium of the North" for that reason. Whether it's hosting the World Efl Conference, fighting off Snow Goblyns and Polar Giants, or making friends with Winter Dwarves and finding a new home to erect the North Pole, these epic tales in epistolary will bring a smile to your heart, and a glow from the real spirit of Christmas. Beginning this week, Jack presents the first collection of etters from 1999 and 2002!

The Sonic Stage Players present the final trilogy of live horrors from the Bicentennial Theatre. Adapted and Directed with production by Jack J. Ward. Recording by Mike Miller and starring, Jack Ward, Betty Senger, Barb Moxom, Jim Warburton, Jason Pyett, Judith Thompson, Katherine LeBlanc, Wanda Candolini, and with Julia Moxsom providing practical sound effects. And our final act of the Transcontinental Terror 2025 series comes from the NBC Short Story anthology series with Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery".

The Sonic Stage Players present the final trilogy of live horrors from the Bicentennial Theatre. Adapted and Directed with production by Jack J. Ward. Recording by Mike Miller and starring, Jack Ward, Betty Senger, Barb Moxom, Jim Warburton, Jason Pyett, Judith Thompson, Katherine LeBlanc, Wanda Candolini, and with Julia Moxsom providing practical sound effects. Our second act comes from "The Life of Riley" with "Haunted House"!

The Sonic Stage Players present this trilogy of live horrors from the Bicentennial Theatre. Adapted and Directed with production by Jack J. Ward. Recording by Mike Miller and starring, Jack Ward, Betty Senger, Barb Moxom, Jim Warburton, Jason Pyett, Judith Thompson, Katherine LeBlanc, Wanda Candolini, and with Julia Moxsom providing practical sound effects. The first act is the classic Suspense tale: "The Hitchhiker".

Retro Rockets returns for the Sonic Summerstock 16th season finale with a great cross-over episode from the Old Time Radio series "I was a Communist for the F.B.I." and Retro Rockets. From the far distant pulp future Jeffrey Billard, Mel Rose, Lothar Tuppan, and John Bell bring you- "I was a Martian for the E.B.I." and "Sleeper"

Retro Rockets returns with an original tale of the execution of a man whose only crime is he can't fit in with the rest of the town, and the woman who loved him until the end! Starring Mel Rose, Pete Lutz and Lothar Tuppan. Produced by John Bell and written and directed by Jack J. Ward!

Darker Musings is an anthology series of fantastical mystery and terror. Inspired by Rod Serling's Twilight Zone, Darker Musings always includes an air of another world that may be an alternate universe, or a terrifying nightmare, one in which the characters can not wake up. Darker Musings may not always be horror, but it should always leave you thinking! In this Darker Musings episode, four women have their monthly book club meeting and their world will never be the same. Written and directed by Jack J. Ward. Produced by Austin Beach and starring Jessica Kinney, Mel Rose, Angela Young, Jeffrey Billard, Joe Stofko and introducing Jennifer Tissot.

And we're back with our final salute, for now, to John Barber's Reimagined Radio as he took my two shows "A Chaste Kiss Good-Bye" and "Chrysalis" and put them together for his Valentine's Day spectacular. Let's have a listen shall we?

We're back with another episode this month from SCP! This week we continue our trilogy from John Barber's Reimagined Radio with a combination of my script "Great Day for a War" with "Fall of the City". Let's see how it turns out, shall we?

Happy New Year and welcome back to SCP. This week we begin the first of three episodes from John Barber and Reimagined Radio featuring our work. The first will be some favourites with "Coast to Coast".

The 15th season of Sonic Summerstock Playhouse saw a season finale in two parts as Jack Ward adapted the classic "Bringing Up Baby" movie originally starring Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn both for Mutual Stage and the Playhouse! This week it's the conclusion!