Step back in time and experience the Jewish feast of Passover alongside a first-century, Galilean family. As Moshe, Hadah, and their children prepare for another Passover in Jerusalem, they remember the lamb's blood that protected their people generations ago. But even as they go about their yearly routine, encounters with a rogue teacher set Moshe on a path that will change his life forever. Is Yeshua really who his followers believe him to be? And what will it cost Moshe to believe in Him too? Join us at the table for The Most Important Passover.

Cast:
Moshe - Peter Fazzari
Hadah - Betsy Nicholson
Andrew - Dominic Treis
Yeshua - Mark Henry Cooney
Pilate - Darby Kern
Caiaphas - Frank Ulle
Pharisee - Craig Hart

Crew:
Writer - Darby Kern
Director - Craig Hart
Voice Track Editors - Craig Hart and Austin Peachey
Composer - Marc Mulcahy
Sound Design/Mix - Benjamin Burnett
Cover Art Illustration - Bethany Burnett
Executive Producer - J.D. Sutter

Crowd voices:
Judah Abbott, Bethany Baldwin, Jonathan Cooke, Mark Henry Cooney, Austin Peachey, Trisha Rose, John Tuttle III, as well as Corrie, Christiana, Caleb, William, Nathan, Tate, Cecily, Trysten, Molly and Alec Thomas and Josh, Victoria, Joanna, Jessie, Allison, Sarah, Abigail, Joshie, and Bekah Rodriguez.

"The Most Important Passover" is a production of the Audio Drama Alliance. The ADA audio logo was composed by Ezra Loza.

We once again visit the Fictional Characters Retirement Home. This time we check in on an elderly Tom Sawyer to see what sort of shenanigans he gets into.

Cast:
John Tuttle III as Ben
Michael LaFaver as Tom
Bethany Baldwin as Becky
Ashley Banker as the announcer

Crew:
Writer - Austin Peachey
Director - Ezra Loza
Voice Track Editor - Bethany Burnett
Composer - Dominic Treis
Sound Design and Mixing - Marc Mulcahy
Executive Producer - J.D. Sutter
Cover Art Illustration - Bethany Baldwin

"Senior Sawyer" is a production of the Audio Drama Alliance. The ADA audio logo was composed by Ezra Loza.

​Two coworkers scope out the offerings at the company Christmas potluck and offer their commentary on the dishes others have contributed. 

Festive Food Fail is episode 2 of our short comedy anthology program, Sonic Comics: The comic strip for your ears!

​Cast:
Christina Frazell as Lexie
and Peter Fazzari as Alan
Alicia Hansen as the announcer

Crew:
Writer - Austin Peachey
Director - Josh Rodriguez
Voice Track Editor - Michael LaFaver
Composer - Dominic Treis
Sound Design and mixing - Marc Mulcahy
Executive producer - J.D. Sutter
Cover Art Illustration - Bethany Burnett

Sonic Comics is a production of the Audio Drama Alliance. The Sonic Comics theme was composed by Dominic Treis. The ADA audio logo was composed by Ezra Loza.

Grant is running late again. As he makes a mad dash to work he finds a penny. Will this (un)fortunate discovery make his day better? 

We're proud to release the very first episode in a new anthology project from the ADA; our short comedy program, Sonic Comics: The comic strip for your ears!

Cast:
Dominic Treis as Grant
Trisha Rose as Mrs. Henderson
Alicia Hansen as the Bicyclist
Charles Akers as the Construction Worker
Christopher Green as Brock Waverley
Jonathan Cooke as the Boss
Mark Henry Cooney as the announcer

Crew:
Writers - Austin Peachey and Ben Kempf
Director - Christina Frazell
Voice Track Editor - Michael LaFaver
Composer - Dominic Treis
Sound Design and mixing - Ben Kempf
Executive producer - J.D. Sutter

Sonic Comics is a production of the Audio Drama Alliance. The Sonic Comics theme was composed by Dominic Treis. The ADA audio logo was composed by Ezra Loza.

What do you get when you mix a prophet, a borrowed axe, and the Jordan River? Listen to this story to find out!

Written by Austin Peachey
Voice Track Editing and Sound Design by Ezra Loza
Graphic Design by Austin Peachey

​Our cast included:
Victoria Lynn as the Announcer
Ezra Loza as Aaron
JD Sutter as Elisha
Nate Kuphall as Josiah
Austin Peachey as Jehudi

Nestled gently beneath the boughs of ancient oaks, so small that it is often overlooked on most maps depicting the vast forest of Elderwood, lies the tiny squirrel village of Springsgrow. Most would find it a quiet and pleasant place to live out one’s years. Most would be content to do exactly that. But for a young squirrel named Chester Brushwood, the idea of living a life of such tranquil predictableness is a terrifying prospect. After all, with a world as vast and mysterious as Elderwood before his paws, how can a creature ignore the chance at such wondrous adventures that are so sure to be had? There must be some evil to root out, some voracious dragon waiting to be slain, some distant land in need of a hero to take up a legendary sword and shield? To be a hero. Yes..... But what does it truly mean to be a hero?

Credits:
Written & Directed by Nate Kuphall https://solitarybadger.com/
Voices & Narration by Nate Kuphall
​Intro voice by Tamara Green http://www.greenstreamsstudio.ca/
VT Editing by Nate Kuphall
Sound Design by Ezra Loza
Musical Direction by Nate Kuphall

ADA General Manager Christopher Green
www.audiodramaalliance.com

What if fairy tales had to pass a child-friendly-ness test?

​What would the world's greatest detective be like in his old age?

There's no such thing as a silly question. Or is there?

Things are not always as they seem, which is something U.S. detective Jefferson Howard and sidekick Christian Jackson, keep in mind as they investigate cases. This time, they're in for unexpected turns, and comedic culture clashes, as they take on a proper British client. Enjoy Howard & Jackson "Case File #001 – The Case of the Missing Violin".