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BBC Radio – Dangerous Visions Series

Posted on January 30, 2015 by Father Joe

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Dramas that explore contemporary takes on future dystopias. You will be disturbed, as you see the present reflected in the glass of an uneasy future.

  • DV 01 The Keepers
  • DV 02 Dark Minds
  • DV 03 Message of Unknown Purpose
  • DV 04 The Martian Chronicles
  • DV 05 The Two Georges
  • DV 06 The Zone 1
  • DV 07 The Zone 2
  • DV 08 Iz
  • DV 09 The Bee Maker
  • DV 10 Do Androids Dream Electric Sleep? 1
  • DV 11 Do Androids Dream Electric Sleep? 2
  • DV 12 The Problem with Talitha
  • DV 13 The Illustrated Man
  • DV 14 Concrete Island
  • DV 15 Jane Rogers – The Testament of Jessie Lamb Omnibus
  • DV 16 Death Duty
  • DV 17 London Bridge
  • DV 18 Invasion
  • DV 19 Billions
  • DV 20 Face to Face with JG Ballard
  • DV 21 The Drowned World
  • DV 22 The Sleeper

I listened to the whole series. Wish we still had radio drama in the U.S.

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3 Responses

  1. Chris's avatar
    Chris, on February 2, 2015 at 8:30 am said:

    Thanks Father!

  2. Chris's avatar
    Chris, on February 1, 2015 at 7:48 am said:

    Hi Father,
    Can you post where you were able to listen to these? Thanks!

    FATHER JOE: They come and go online. When available you will find them on one of the BBC Radio streams. Programs are made available for four weeks or so. My favorites are BBC Radio 3, 4 and 4 Extra.

  3. Ernest's avatar
    Ernest, on February 1, 2015 at 12:33 am said:

    In my opinion Father Joe, radio dramas are better than films.
    There is a fantastic element that only audio drama can capture.

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