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Alexander Danner (he/him) is a writer working in various media, including prose fiction, comics, and audio drama. He is co-creator of the serial audio drama Greater Boston. He is a script writer on the forthcoming audio adaptation of the classic indie comic series ElfQuest, by Wendy and Richard Pini.
Jeff Van Dreason (he/him) is co-creator of the audio drama podcast “Greater Boston,” as well as an award-winning playwright and educator. He was also the co-director of the PodTales audio fiction festival until 2021 and editor / sound designer for Shenee Howard’s Fan Wars: The Empire Claps Back Season 2. His fiction has appeared in Redivider and the Echo Ink Review, as well as the Harvard Book Store flash-fiction anthology Microcondria II. He was formerly a full-time professor teaching English and History, and now works as a community college administrator in Boston.
Jordan Stillman (she/her) is a Boston-based writer, editor, producer, and actor. She’s a producer of The Ordinary Epic and The Wanderer podcasts, production assistant for The Land Whale Murders, and a writer for Greater Boston. Jordan has lent her voice to the podcasts Space Ranger 421 (Raven) and Take the Mass Pike (Rose). She is also a co-organizer of the Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo.
Bob Raymonda (he/they) is the co-founder of Rogue Dialogue Productions, which released its first podcast, the science-fiction audio drama Windfall, in February of 2019, and second, the Catholic confessional sitcom, Forgive Me! in 2020. Their work has been featured in The Truth, Bello Collective, Peach Magazine, and Discover Pods, among others. Learn more at www.bobraymonda.co.
T.H. Ponders (they/them) is the creator of The Wanderer, Accession, and Mars Best Brisket. They were a 2020 Sarah Award Winner for Excellence in Audio Fiction. They spent a lot of time making this website and hope you like it. They live deep within the mountains. They are pretty bad at Mario.
Andrew Siañez-De La O (he/they) is a Boston based Mexican-American stage and audio dramatist from the US Borderlands. He is currently a Huntington Theatre Playwriting Fellow and his work, which often centers his borderland heritage and cultural diaspora, has been developed and produced across the country. He is also a member of the WGA Audio Alliance working towards an equitable future for audio drama writers. His audio work includes being a scriptwriter for Timestorm, Someone Dies In This Elevator, Sidequesting, and an upcoming collaboration with Stormfire Productions, an audio series adaptation of his young adult fantasy play, The Ortiz Twins Are Coming Home.
Theo Wolf (they/them) is a copyeditor who edits the episode transcripts, the newsletter, and other odds and ends for the show. They are a senior creative writing major at Emerson College, and you can usually find them at the college’s library or wandering around Somerville.
Theo Wolf (they/them) is a copyeditor who edits the episode transcripts, the newsletter, and other odds and ends for the show. They are a senior creative writing major at Emerson College, and you can usually find them at the college’s library or wandering around Somerville.
