Seminar: An original audio drama anthology

Great audio drama with some very unique stories. Excellent in every area and it deserves more attention

I've been listening to Seminar since 2008, which should tell you it's worth picking up. It's one of the longest-running audio drama series I know, and also a perfect throwback to a classic sci-fi sensibility with shades of Rod Serling. A perfect show for late-night listening.

As one of the playwrights in Episode 74, I want to thank Jeffrey Bridges for accepting my play, but mostly for his guiding hand in shaping it, crafting it into a much better story than it originally was. I imagine he does this for many of his guest writers, and I hope the others appreciate it as much as I did, and do. Listen to this podcast and get the variety of many writers' POVs. No other podcast I know of offers this opportunity.

What makes Seminar so unique is its focus on stories. Many anthologies make the distinct failue of not keeping their focus of the short stories they present. But Seminar doesn't do this. It provides us a glimpse into humanity itself; our strengths, our failures, our flaws, our instincts, our thoughts and emotions, and our fears. And in doing so, it presents a truely memorble audio experience. The stories presented are not only written by the folks behind the show, but they also accept scripts from listeners too. This in my opinion makes Seminar a stand out among anthologies.