During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode XIII, entitled Lewis the King.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode XII, entitled The Rescue of Lewis.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode XI, entitled Hauling Dead Imps.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

During its 85-episode run, ChronoRadio featured a total of eight Serial Editions. These episodes were short prose fiction, read in the form of an audiobook, but featured voice actors for all spoken dialogue, resulting in an "enhanced audiobook" experience, something between an "audiobook" and an "audio drama."

With the recent Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed release of Nothing Changes: The Producer's Cut, we leap ahead in our ChronoRadio releases to March and April of 2005, when ChronoRadio host Nathan P. Butler (who also wrote Nothing Changes) released the four-part Serial Edition known as Everything Changes.

Just as Nothing Changes was based on an abandoned concept for the original Prelude to Hope fan film (and its opening flashback dream sequence was based on an abandoned Prelude to Hope prequel comic book, From the Ashes), this sequel, Everything Changes, is based upon the prose short fiction sequel to Prelude to Hope, which would have been released under the name Forgotten Knights.

See how the story of Nothing Changes comes full circle in Everything Changes.

Here, we present ChronoRadio: Serial Edition VIII, better known as Everything Changes, Part IV.

(This was the final ChronoRadio: Serial Edition release, but the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed has only released Everything Changes, leaving the first four Serial Editions, known as Parallels and Matted, for later release.)

STARRING: Matthew Gordon; Michael Sheridan; Brian Bisetti; Ian Bowie; Deanna Davis (credited as Deanna Atkinson); Jeff Driscoll; and Nathan P. Butler

WRITTEN by Nathan P. Butler

MIXED by Nathan P. Butler

(CR series originally released by Rayzur's Edge Audio, 2002 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/chronoradio.html

During its 85-episode run, ChronoRadio featured a total of eight Serial Editions. These episodes were short prose fiction, read in the form of an audiobook, but featured voice actors for all spoken dialogue, resulting in an "enhanced audiobook" experience, something between an "audiobook" and an "audio drama."

With the recent Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed release of Nothing Changes: The Producer's Cut, we leap ahead in our ChronoRadio releases to March and April of 2005, when ChronoRadio host Nathan P. Butler (who also wrote Nothing Changes) released the four-part Serial Edition known as Everything Changes.

Just as Nothing Changes was based on an abandoned concept for the original Prelude to Hope fan film (and its opening flashback dream sequence was based on an abandoned Prelude to Hope prequel comic book, From the Ashes), this sequel, Everything Changes, is based upon the prose short fiction sequel to Prelude to Hope, which would have been released under the name Forgotten Knights.

See how the story of Nothing Changes comes full circle in Everything Changes.

Here, we present ChronoRadio: Serial Edition VII, better known as Everything Changes, Part III.

STARRING: Matthew Gordon; Michael Sheridan; Brian Bisetti; Ian Bowie; Deanna Davis (credited as Deanna Atkinson); Jeff Driscoll; and Nathan P. Butler

WRITTEN by Nathan P. Butler

MIXED by Nathan P. Butler

(CR series originally released by Rayzur's Edge Audio, 2002 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/chronoradio.html

During its 85-episode run, ChronoRadio featured a total of eight Serial Editions. These episodes were short prose fiction, read in the form of an audiobook, but featured voice actors for all spoken dialogue, resulting in an "enhanced audiobook" experience, something between an "audiobook" and an "audio drama."

With the recent Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed release of Nothing Changes: The Producer's Cut, we leap ahead in our ChronoRadio releases to March and April of 2005, when ChronoRadio host Nathan P. Butler (who also wrote Nothing Changes) released the four-part Serial Edition known as Everything Changes.

Just as Nothing Changes was based on an abandoned concept for the original Prelude to Hope fan film (and its opening flashback dream sequence was based on an abandoned Prelude to Hope prequel comic book, From the Ashes), this sequel, Everything Changes, is based upon the prose short fiction sequel to Prelude to Hope, which would have been released under the name Forgotten Knights.

See how the story of Nothing Changes comes full circle in Everything Changes.

Here, we present ChronoRadio: Serial Edition VI, better known as Everything Changes, Part II.

STARRING: Matthew Gordon; Michael Sheridan; Brian Bisetti; Ian Bowie; Deanna Davis (credited as Deanna Atkinson); Jeff Driscoll; and Nathan P. Butler

WRITTEN by Nathan P. Butler

MIXED by Nathan P. Butler

(CR series originally released by Rayzur's Edge Audio, 2002 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/chronoradio.html

During its 85-episode run, ChronoRadio featured a total of eight Serial Editions. These episodes were short prose fiction, read in the form of an audiobook, but featured voice actors for all spoken dialogue, resulting in an "enhanced audiobook" experience, something between an "audiobook" and an "audio drama."

With the recent Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed release of Nothing Changes: The Producer's Cut, we leap ahead in our ChronoRadio releases to March and April of 2005, when ChronoRadio host Nathan P. Butler (who also wrote Nothing Changes) released the four-part Serial Edition known as Everything Changes.

Just as Nothing Changes was based on an abandoned concept for the original Prelude to Hope fan film (and its opening flashback dream sequence was based on an abandoned Prelude to Hope prequel comic book, From the Ashes), this sequel, Everything Changes, is based upon the prose short fiction sequel to Prelude to Hope, which would have been released under the name Forgotten Knights.

See how the story of Nothing Changes comes full circle in Everything Changes.

Here, we present ChronoRadio: Serial Edition V, better known as Everything Changes, Part I.

STARRING: Matthew Gordon; Michael Sheridan; Brian Bisetti; Ian Bowie; Deanna Davis (credited as Deanna Atkinson); Jeff Driscoll; and Nathan P. Butler

WRITTEN by Nathan P. Butler

MIXED by Nathan P. Butler

(CR series originally released by Rayzur's Edge Audio, 2002 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/chronoradio.html

The story that began as the Prelude to Hope fan film project in 1998 grew, evolved, and later became the more complex Prelude to Hope 2.0 outline, crafted by Devon Read. When that new storyline became a script by Nathan P. Butler that later went unused for the fan film, the story was again revised to become Nothing Changes, the startling prequel to the Star Wars: Second Strike audio drama that kicked off a whole new genre of fan audio productions.

Now, follow the tale of three Rebel Alliance operatives in conflict with agents of the Empire, as they unknowingly set the stage for future events in the Ferri'sol system, while a piece of fan film history becomes an audio drama in the Rayzur's Edge Audio and Ear Candy traditions, written by Nathan P. Butler and mixed by Steve Fluharty.

Originally released as a monthly, serialized, six-part audio drama series from July through December 2004, Nothing Changes was collected in September 2005 as a full-length Producer's Cut edition, allowing listeners to experience the entire tale as one audio drama.

This audio drama acts as a prequel to Second Strike and spawned a ChronoRadio: Serial Edition, entitled Everything Changes (which we will release next through the Fanworks Audio Feed). It also marked only the second time that Butler allowed someone else to mix an audio drama that he had written. (The first time had been Christopher Hanel mixing the first act of Second Strike in 2002.)

STARRING: Brian Bisetti; Matthew Gordon; Edward Gore; Krista Kolesar; and others

WRITTEN by Nathan P. Butler, based on a concept by Devon Read

MIXED by Steve Fluharty

(Originally released by Rayzur's Edge Audio and Ear Candy in serialized form in 2004, then re-released as an extended, merged Producer's Cut in 2005)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/nothingchanges.html

Robbie Chastain's Star Wars and Beyond (SWAB) ran from 2004 through 2007, going through one apparent cancellation of its "Version 1" run before returning for "Version 2" in 2005. Now, Chastain is gearing up to relaunch the series again in 2008. In the lead up to this relaunch, we are presenting the original Star Wars and Beyond library here in the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed . . . with a twist.

Among the many classic episodes that will come through the feed, we will also be presenting never-before-heard Special Edition re-edits of several key episodes, produced by Robbie Chastain over the last few months, allowing fans to, if we may paraphrase the Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition commercials, hear them again . . . for the first time.

This time, we present Episode III of the original Version I run of Star Wars and Beyond.

HOST: Robbie Chastain

GUESTS: Nathan P. Butler

(Star Wars and Beyond series originally released 2004 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/swab.html

Robbie Chastain's Star Wars and Beyond (SWAB) ran from 2004 through 2007, going through one apparent cancellation of its "Version 1" run before returning for "Version 2" in 2005. Now, Chastain is gearing up to relaunch the series again in 2008. In the lead up to this relaunch, we are presenting the original Star Wars and Beyond library here in the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed . . . with a twist.

Among the many classic episodes that will come through the feed, we will also be presenting never-before-heard Special Edition re-edits of several key episodes, produced by Robbie Chastain over the last few months, allowing fans to, if we may paraphrase the Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition commercials, hear them again . . . for the first time.

This time, we present a brand new Special Edition re-edit of Star Wars and Beyond: Episode II.V and Interview Edition I. This is a new, 2008 Special Edition features both halves of the two-part series interview with Rich Sigfrit, now merged into one new Special Edition episode.

HOST: Robbie Chastain

GUESTS: Rich Sigfrit

(Star Wars and Beyond series originally released 2004 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/swab.html

Robbie Chastain's Star Wars and Beyond (SWAB) ran from 2004 through 2007, going through one apparent cancellation of its "Version 1" run before returning for "Version 2" in 2005. Now, Chastain is gearing up to relaunch the series again in 2008. In the lead up to this relaunch, we are presenting the original Star Wars and Beyond library here in the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed . . . with a twist.

Among the many classic episodes that will come through the feed, we will also be presenting never-before-heard Special Edition re-edits of several key episodes, produced by Robbie Chastain over the last few months, allowing fans to, if we may paraphrase the Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition commercials, hear them again . . . for the first time.

This time, we present Episode II of the original Version I run of Star Wars and Beyond.

HOST: Robbie Chastain

GUESTS: Steve Mollmann and Masa Hiromoto

(Star Wars and Beyond series originally released 2004 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/swab.html

During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode X, entitled Death of a Death Star.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode IX, entitled I Ain't Going Down There.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode VIII, entitled Alderaan Goes Boom.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

"He does look like Darth Vader . . . but with an afro."

Before the birth of fan radio shows with Jedi Talk or serious fan audio dramas with Second Strike, the fan audio parody genre began (yes, even before Stormtrooper Bob). In November 1998, a man named Jay Higgins led a small team of children and staff from the Afterschool Team Activity Club, based out of Mission Viejo, California, in the creation of a short Star Wars audio parody, Star Wars: The Radio Play.

Its recognition is long overdue, and we at Fanworks hope you enjoy the project as much as the staff and kids did making it.

Here, we present The Radio Play in MP3 format for the first time, as it was previously only available as Real Audio.

STARRING: Fred Hunn; Miss Diane; Kaelyn Fleissner; and many others

WRITTEN by Jay Higgins

MIXED by Jay Higgins

(Originally released by the Afterschool Team Activity Club in 1998)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/swtrp.html

Robbie Chastain's Star Wars and Beyond (SWAB) ran from 2004 through 2007, going through one apparent cancellation of its "Version 1" run before returning for "Version 2" in 2005. Now, Chastain is gearing up to relaunch the series again in 2008. In the lead up to this relaunch, we are presenting the original Star Wars and Beyond library here in the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed . . . with a twist.

Among the many classic episodes that will come through the feed, we will also be presenting never-before-heard Special Edition re-edits of several key episodes, produced by Robbie Chastain over the last few months, allowing fans to, if we may paraphrase the Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition commercials, hear them again . . . for the first time.

This time, we present a brand new Special Edition re-edit of Star Wars and Beyond: Episode I. This is a new, 2008 Special Edition, replacing both the original 2004 episode and its first Special Edition from 2005.

HOST: Robbie Chastain

GUESTS: Ron Garner; Janine Garner; "The Stro;" and "Wild Scotty C"

(Star Wars and Beyond series originally released 2004 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/swab.html

In the early days of Star Wars fan-made radio shows, Jedi Talk came first, pioneering live, streaming episodes. Then came the French language, live/streaming show Star Wars en Direct, alongside the English pre-recorded fan film genre spin-off Digital Llama Radio. After that, ChronoRadio blazed a trail for single-host Star Wars shows, followed by the oddball humor of Requiem of the Outcast, which launched on September 1, 2003, coinciding with the launch of Star Wars Fanworks.

One year later, on the first anniversary of Fanworks, Robbie Chastain premiered another groundbreaking new show, Star Wars and Beyond, the first radio show in the Star Wars fan audio genre to be a Star Wars fan audio community program that was, as far as content, based on the idea of "Star Wars and More." It is a format that has been expanded upon by other programs in the years since.

Star Wars and Beyond (SWAB) ran from 2004 through 2007, going through one apparent cancellation of its "Version 1" run before returning for "Version 2" in 2005. Now, Chastain is gearing up to relaunch the series again in 2008. In the lead up to this relaunch, we are presenting the original Star Wars and Beyond library here in the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed . . . with a twist.

Among the many classic episodes that will come through the feed, we will also be presenting never-before-heard Special Edition re-edits of several key episodes, produced by Robbie Chastain over the last few months, allowing fans to, if we may paraphrase the Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition commercials, hear them again . . . for the first time.

We begin our presentation this month, with further episodes to come throughout the year.

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/swab.html

From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga. During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities. This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 12 of the Jedi Talk series.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga. During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities. This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 11 of the Jedi Talk series.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga. During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities. This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 10 of the Jedi Talk series.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode VII, entitled Jawa to Jedi.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode VI, entitled The Dune Sea.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode V, entitled Boarding Party.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode IV, entitled Vengeance.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

As readers and listeners saw earlier in the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed, Joe Harrison's Conquest of the Empire made a splash in fan audio dramas beginning in June 2005. Almost a year later, in March 2006, Harrison's EUII Audio Corps (now Lion's Mouth Entertainment) launched its first online radio show (previously unavailable via podcast feed), A Long Time Ago Radio, better known to many as ALTA Radio.

Hosted by Joe Harrison, Silas Carder, and Andrew Gilbertson, the series focuses on Star Wars "and more."

Here, we present ALTA Radio: Episode III, also known as A Topic Never Covered.

HOSTS: Joe Harrison; Silas Carder; Andrew Gilbertson

(ALTAR series originally released by Lion's Mouth Entertainment, 2006 - 2008)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/altaradio.html

As readers and listeners saw earlier in the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed, Joe Harrison's Conquest of the Empire made a splash in fan audio dramas beginning in June 2005. Almost a year later, in March 2006, Harrison's EUII Audio Corps (now Lion's Mouth Entertainment) launched its first online radio show (previously unavailable via podcast feed), A Long Time Ago Radio, better known to many as ALTA Radio.

Hosted by Joe Harrison, Silas Carder, and Andrew Gilbertson, the series focuses on Star Wars "and more."

Here, we present ALTA Radio: Episode II.V, also known as Warp 2.5.

HOSTS: Joe Harrison; Silas Carder; Andrew Gilbertson

(ALTAR series originally released by Lion's Mouth Entertainment, 2006 - 2008)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/altaradio.html

As readers and listeners saw earlier in the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed, Joe Harrison's Conquest of the Empire made a splash in fan audio dramas beginning in June 2005. Almost a year later, in March 2006, Harrison's EUII Audio Corps (now Lion's Mouth Entertainment) launched its first online radio show (previously unavailable via podcast feed), A Long Time Ago Radio, better known to many as ALTA Radio.

Hosted by Joe Harrison, Silas Carder, and Andrew Gilbertson, the series focuses on Star Wars "and more."

Here, we present the series' second episode, ALTA Radio: Episode II, also known as The Warp Speed Edition.

HOSTS: Joe Harrison; Silas Carder; Andrew Gilbertson

(ALTAR series originally released by Lion's Mouth Entertainment, 2006 - 2008)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/altaradio.html

In the era of the Star Wars: Legacy comic book series, Jedi Knight Korvan Helios lives in solitude, surviving until the day when Cade Skywalker can be found. But is solitude the best way to serve the galaxy? It is a question he will be forced to answer when confronted with others on the fringe of society . . .

Tonight we are premiering a new fan audio production (a new audio drama by Rayzur's Edge Audio's Nathan P. Butler) via the Audio Feed, while simultaneously releasing the project as a new release via the Star Wars Fanworks website. While the feed tends to focus upon mostly classic fan audio, it also gives us a chance, when we have some advance warning, to provide you with new content alongside the Fanworks site's own coverage.

The new audio drama in question is Nathan p. Butler fan audio drama experiment, Solitude.

Star Wars: Solitude is an audio drama experiment by Nathan P. Butler, founder of Rayzur's Edge Audio. After creating Second Strike, Anthology, Nothing Changes, and Always in Motion, Butler "retired" from audio dramas, but returned in 2008 for Solitude, an experiment that was too intriguing to pass up.

Solitude is a "solo a capella" audio drama, the first of its kind in Star Wars fan audio. This means that every one of the project's eight voices is Butler himself. Every sound effect was created with Butler's own voice. Every bit of music was performed with his own voice as well. All that was used was Butler's voice and effects filters within his audio editing program, such as chorus, echo, or pitch shifting effects. No pre-recorded sound effects or music were used, nor was any original foley work outside of Butler's voice. Thus, Rayzur's Edge Audio asks, "What can one man do alone?" Solitude is the answer to that question.

STARRING: Nathan P. Butler

WRITTEN by Nathan P. Butler

MIXED by Nathan P. Butler

(Simultaneously released by Rayzur's Edge Audio today, May 11, 2008)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/solitude.html

Star Wars: Stand is the Star Wars audio drama debut of Eric Olp, host and creator of the Star Wars fan radio show Centerpoint Arcade. Created as a university course project, the tale features memorable fan audio community members in a brand new tale, written by Olp.

STARRING: Joe Harrison; Bryan Patrick Stoyle; Nathan P. Butler; Andrew Gilbertson; Eric Olp; Lawrence Dahl; and Yazan Kamal

WRITTEN by Eric Olp

MIXED by Eric Olp

(Originally released by Dathari Audio in 2008)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stand.html