For this inaugural episode, we’ll have a variety of stories, plus a preview of what’s to come.

• “The Street Musicians” by Andrew Lang, read by Tom Kramer
• “The Fox and the Grapes” by Aesop, read by Bjorn Munson
• “The Owl and the Pussycat” by Edward Lear, read by Kim Davenport
• “The Ant and the Dove” by Aesop, read by Bjorn Munson

The JAT crew got a chance to return to Escape Velocity this past Memorial Day and do a special live production in honor of the 40th anniversary of both Alien and the TV show Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (as you’ll hear, we reference some of the earlier adventures of Rogers as well). Basically, it’s a send up of every space opera story you know where a crew investigates a derelict spacecraft and mayhem ensues.

Bjorn and Bill talk about the end of season, two of Rogue Tyger, some of the shows coming up for the rest of the year and 2020 as well as pause to ask for your help in keeping all this audio theater going.

Narrowly escaping enemy agents in the Imperial capital on Acheron, the crew of the Tyger search for a safe haven for themselves and Princess Nalini.

In space, amid the wrecks of hundreds of past space battles, the Tyger faces an enemy armada. Beneath the Imperial capital on Acheron Prime, the remaining crew try and get Princess Nalini to safety.

While the Tyger remains in the Hrageddor system, most of the crew --hidden aboard a Coutharian vessel-- have landed covertly on Acheron Prime. Will they be able to escort Princess Nalini al-Zamin to safety?

Can the crew of the Tyger deliver Princess Nalini al-Zamin safely to Acheron?

Rescuing the Royal Princess Nalini al-Zamin from deadly peril, the Tyger races back to the safety of the core systems.

Will the Tyger escape before they are completely surrounded by the ships of the Zenocrate Cartel?

Trapped in a nebula, the crew of the Tyger search for a way out as enemy ships begin to close in.