March 29, 2026
The Last Harbinger, Ep. 1-2
Moloch is an absurdly brutal world where the vanity of the elite compels them to spend more on unnecessary cosmetic surgery than on medicines for children in poverty. A world wherein a twisted religious ideology applauds the materially well-off while condemning the homeless. A world rapidly destroying its environment. A world with precious little compassion. In short: Moloch is a civilisation destroying itself.
Written and produced by Roger Gregg for the Crazy Dog Audio Theatre in Dublin, Ireland.
The first two of five episodes. Two more next week.
All episodes are available on YouTube. April 5, 2026
The Last Harbinger, Ep. 3-4
The people of Moloch are running out of time. Their seas are dead. Their air is filled with toxins. A civilisation that celebrates greed is destroying itself. Can truth save a world from self- destruction?
Crazy Dog Audio Theatre features many of the best voiceover artists in Ireland. Roger Gregg also created all the music for the play.
The middle two episodes tonight. Final episode next week.
April 12 2026
The Last Harbinger, Ep. 5
The conclusion. From Roger Gregg and the Crazy Dog Audio Theatre of Ireland.
All episodes are also available on YouTube.
Till Death Do Us Not Part
After my father died I had trouble getting them to terminate his cable subscription, too. This sounds very familiar to me. From the Voicescapes troop in New York City. Written by Tom and Ellen Curley.
The Time Artist
Another wonderful episode of the Action Science Theater podcast. By Dan Booth & Dan Bond.
April 19, 2026
Syndrome Johnny
The year is 2090 and there are signs that another pandemic is coming. But this time we might just know what - or who - is causing these plagues. And maybe we can stop it.
Original story from Galaxy magazine in 1951. It says it’s written by Charles Dye, but it might actually be by his wife, Katherine MacLean, who was a better writer.
Production by Project Audion, from a script written for the Tales of Tomorrow radio show of the early 1950s. No recording exists of the original show. This recreation was done live via the Internet. You can watch the production being made, including actors and sound effects, as it happens on the Project Audion website.
Alien Invasion Cancelled
The invading horde begins talking to the people living on the target planet and start to wonder if they really want to be involved with creatures like this.
Written by Jack Ward for the Wavefront Anthology at Electric Vicuña Productions in Halifax.
April 26, 2026
Hunting Season
A future authoritarian state that holds hunts of its citizens for entertainment. One man publicly questions the hunts, and is sentenced to become the quarry at a time in the past – the 20th century.
Story by Frank M. Robinson (Astounding 1951). Adapted, directed and produced by Yuri Rasovsky for the 2000X radio series on NPR.
Available on YouTube, on RadioEchoes, and Archive.org. May 3, 2026
Nick Danger, Third Eye
It’s a redo of the original Nick Danger story by the Firesign Theatre on the How Can You Be In Two Places At Once album (1967). Performed live on the Back From The Shadows tour (1994), and included the Box of Danger boxed set (Shout Factory 2008).
The Three Faces of Al
Lt. Bradshaw goes after private eye Nick, harking back to the old Anselmo Pederazzi case, only mentioned in the later case called Head ‘Em Off At the Past.
The Firesign Theatre, without David Ossman who was working on productions at NPR, released the new album in 1984. It is probably the first comedy album ever released on CD (though I personally have it on vinyl). It became a collector’s item until it was included in the 2008 collection, a Box of Danger (Shout! Factory 2008).
Both of the above available on BandCamp as part of the Nick Danger Case File.
May 10, 2026
Adventures in the classic radio style.
Guy Faulkrand, Gentleman Adventurer
Episode: The Call. Supernatural demons, damsels in distress, heroic saving of the world. That’s what you get from Guy (Pronounced like ‘Key’) Faulkrand.
A Centuries Old Production, it says, but the credits indicate it was made at a radio station in Alberta, CA. Written by Randy Berzowski.
The Incredible Quest of The League of Stranger Companions
Episode: The Tournament To Win. Wizards, ravens, goblins, henchmen, and castles. A Grand Quest and Princess Yoni. It’s full of wonder and confusion, and way less serious than the other one up there. A What You Say Production.
May 17, 2026
Red Shift
A PolySci-Fi Religio-Comic Fantasy in Five Acts. The next Dalai Lama has a story for you. It may or may not be this one.
A Seem Real Theater Production. Winner of a 2002 Mark Time Award. Written by Cat Simril. Production and sound design by Thomas O’Neill. Featuring members of the Firesign Theatre and at least three people who have had programs on KFAI.
A Little Kindness
Sometimes we need to learn to treat our real friends better when they are not feeling well, even if they aren’t our human friends.
From ZPPR Productions’ Little Chills series for NPR. May 24 2026
Pre-Empted
KFAI’s resident metalheads take over the broadcast for the 8th Annual Metal Meltdown, a 24-hour celebration of the genre in memory of original Root of All Evil host Earl Root. Tune in for live performances, curated recorded selections, and conversation on all things metal. 12 AM Sunday morning to 12 AM Sunday night.
