A marvellous feat of derring-do
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“When I first tuned in to The Red Panda Adventures, I very nearly got up and switched the dial - a decision that would have cost me, dearly.
Being a latecomer to the world of podcasts, I had become too accustomed to the slick professionalism of the seemingly ubiquitous ad-supported, Patreon-puffed and big-budget offerings of the modern day.
Such plush audible furnishing is entirely unreasonable to expect of a non-commercial amateur passion project, recorded - possibly on an actual shoestring - way back in 2005, and itself adapted from amateur theatre productions.
These shows are a labour of love, of a kind virtually unknown in the world today; if you let them, the rough-hewn marks of that labour will become as much a part of the campy charm as its old time radio styling - and only throw its most remarkable accomplishments into even sharper relief.
If you’re a fan of 30s radio drama, Adam West’s 1960s Batman serials, or superheroics of any era, The Red Panda Adventures is everything you could possibly want.
Note: for newcomers, I recommend initially skipping the pilot ‘original universe’ episodes provided here, though these make for equally entertaining bonus content”
stagfromTOS via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/02/23
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“The Decoder Ring Theatre is a charming little podcast. It is very reminiscent of a radio show you would have heard in the 40s of 50s. The stories are very enjoyable.”
Mulgrew_The_Grater via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
04/28/06
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“Decoder Ring Theatre is by far one of my all time favorite podcasts. As an OTR junkie and an audiofile I can recomend the various shows released by DRT but my all time favorite is the Red Panda series. I love all the others but the Red Panda is what brought me to DRT and is what I think of when I...”Read full review »
Nuchtchas via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/16/09
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“If you're a fan of pulp detectives, comic book heroes and old time radio, this ought to be your first stop on your iPod's dial. (Yeah, that was unbelievably corny. Good thing I don't write for them, huh?)”Read full review »
Disorderly via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/06/07
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