If there was an elixir that, when consumed, could show you how the rest of your life will go, how it will end, would you drink it? If you didn’t like what you saw, what would you do? Would you ”live” with it or would you try to change what you saw?

Tales from the Crossroads Episode 1: From East to Dread West - Ynna Mae, a young girl torn from her family in the 1850s South, risks everything to escape a brutal fate. Her journey west ignites a path of defiance, survival, and the supernatural forces that await in the Dread West. Join us for a journey through the Dread West.

”Madison on the Air”: What happens when old time radio dramas clash with a modern day 20-something? No technology, no Starbucks, and no one is PC! Will Madison survive? Original radio scripts adapted to give a fun look at the way we were and the way we are today.

Dr. Jamie Houseman is investigating a mysterious atomic event that occurred seventy-three years ago, when scientists and Hollywood producers came together in a daring experiment to transform characters in a radio show’s last episode, live on air, into their most irreducible, atomic personae of what will be a beloved American TV comedy. But what happened when the machine began to leak? What does it mean for us? And what does Jamie’s neighbor, somehow, impossibly, remember?

”Hear Me Breathing” is a captivating monologue by a woman who won’t leave her apartment because her crush moved in the building with his girlfriend.

This ain’t your great, great, great, great, great grandma’s Shakespeare! Come join Auntie Bella and some of The Bard’s most famous characters reinterpreted with southern charm and hospitality. The live show premiered in November 2018 to rave reviews. The audio show captures all the fun and irreverence without leaving your comfy davenport. Grab some sweet tea and a piece of pecan pie. We’ll meet you on the lanai!

Inspired by Dylan Thomas’ "Under Milk Wood," "The Forever Wave" is a futuristic radio play set in a drowned San Francisco, circa 2070. What communities will emerge in a future where our systems have collapsed and “normal” is a historical relic? Brought to auditory life by a multicultural, multigenerational, and multilingual cast of 12, “The Forever Wave” is a study in resilience, resourcefulness, and community. "If you survive the apocalypse, don’t you get to help build what comes after it?"  Bonus interview with writer/director Nicole Gluckstern, and Forever Wave map designer, Burrito Justice. Learn more at https://estrellasuerteproductions.com/forever-wave/.  Binge on all of our audio shows at atlantafringe.org/fringe-audio or wherever you enjoy podcasts.

On the last day of the bingo hall before it gets shut down, Katrina plays for the ”Biggest. Jackpot. Ever.”

Cartoon podcasters Ryan and Brooke become obsessed with the obscure 90s show The Indigo Twins, and now they can’t get away from it. There’s something special about this nostalgic cartoon that seems hypnotic, that won’t let Ryan and Brooke leave it alone, even though everyone else who’s seen it seems to end up going through some strange changes...

Join the supernatural team from the Yokai Detective Agency of Darkness Falls in cracking open a cold case that hit close to home. Homicide detective Ren Black is back on the case that sunk him in grief, with a spunky new partner and more questions than answers awaiting them.

”Faust Goes to Heath” is a series of adventures in the medical realm sometimes accompanied by Mephistopheles and sometimes not, culminating in the exciting ”Cadaver Parade.”

This is a story for everyone who has ever had their voice silenced. For everyone who has ever been made to feel lesser. For everyone who has ever felt caged and alone. Find your voice. HOWL.

This is your brain on art! Chris Smith’s “Mine for the Tribe” is a one person show that recognizes the ups and downs of the artistic temperament. Personal stories about the artist journey and wisdom from some books lead to a realization about the fate and hope for artists. Playing multiple characters, this show is funny, tragic and hopeful enough to call it a very entertaining sermon.

A naïve young lighthouse-keeper makes the mistake of listening to his older brother in this adult-themed play from the Grand-Guignol of Paris.

Blade finds out the item her all-female rogue’s crew is trying to fence is not what it appears to be, and while rival groups are converging upon her simultaneously, her solution to it all comes from an unexpected source.

In a climate change apocalypse, three friends try to figure out what happened to their fellow traveller when he jumped into a puddle and disappeared. When a stranger arrives on ”vacation,” he threatens everything they understand about their world.

Now, Don’t Get Upset is a short story about a mother-daughter relationship that sifts through all the layers, hurdles, lessons, baggage, humor, grief, and love within. While shouldering the weight of guilt and love, don’t forget to call your mom. She’s probably left you quite a few voicemails.

Shapeshifter is a one-man poetic odyssey by Max K. Grimm, exploring the multifaceted nature of human existence through vivid imagery, biting humor, and profound introspection. This collection of spoken word pieces weaves together a tapestry of lives, loves, and losses, inviting listeners into a kaleidoscopic journey through the artist’s psyche.

Inspired by Dylan Thomas’ "Under Milk Wood," "The Forever Wave" is a futuristic radio play set in a drowned San Francisco, circa 2070. What communities will emerge in a future where our systems have collapsed and “normal” is a historical relic?  Brought to vivid, auditory life by a multicultural, multigenerational, and multilingual cast of 12, “The Forever Wave” is a study in resilience, resourcefulness, and community. "If you survive the apocalypse,” one narrator asks, “don’t you get to help build what comes after it?" Learn more at https://estrellasuerteproductions.com/forever-wave/.  Binge on all of our audio shows at atlantafringe.org/fringe-audio or wherever you enjoy podcasts.

Rocking out with... . Hebert Hoover? BELIEVE IT. By Pat Strait A Herbert Hoover concept album? About a Herbert Hoover audio drama? I have a few thoughts: 1) Is there any medium that CAN’T be conquered by Will “the Hoover Maniac” Anderson? 2) Why aren’t there concept albums anymore? 3) In an age where it feels like everything creative has been done before, this is totally fun, unique and really, really cool.