Holonet Audio Dramas

Two force-sensitive fugitives, on the run from the New Jedi Order, seek refuge on the derelict world of Moraband, once known during ancient times as Korriban - homeworld of the extinct Sith species. Setting up camp in an old Sith Temple in the Valley of the Dark Lords, they find a holocron that does not appear to be as ancient as the rest of the surroundings. For more STAR WARS and STAR TREK fan audio fun, visit https://holonetaudio.com You can post your fanfiction and even submit a short fanfic for audio production on this podcast by joining our forum at https://forum.holonetaudio.com

Star Trek fanfiction of a young girl on the USS Nebula, the daughter of the helmsman, who is killed in battle during a Cardassian ambush. However, the USS Nebula, prototype of the Nebula class, destroys three Cardassian cruisers in the process. This story explains why the Cardassians fear the Nebula class of starships. Also includes a theme song after the story. Written by: Allison Kate Narrated by: Megan Niessink Audio produced by: Joe Mignano For more STAR TREK and STAR WARS fan audio fun, visit holonetaudio.com If you love our content, consider joining our private forum at forum.holonetaudio.com

Chief Engineer Joe needs a relaxing break on the holodeck, but the Chief Waste Extraction Officer has other ideas. For more information about The Fleet, visit startrekthefleet.com For more STAR TREK and STAR WARS fan audio fun, visit holonetaudio.com

Jabba the Hutt gets "roasted" by other STAR WARS characters, in the style of the old Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts. Written by John Damocles Smith For more STAR WARS and STAR TREK fan audio fun, visit holonetaudio.com

Commander Joe gets temporarily assigned to a starbase to help design a new ship. But he's not the only one! For more information about The Fleet fan club, visit startrekthefleet.com For more Star Trek and Star Wars fan audio fun, visit holonetaudio.com

The untold backstory of an unnamed bridge officer aboard the Super Star Destroyer Executor. Until now. For more STAR WARS and STAR TREK fan audio fun, visit holonetaudio.com

In this STAR TREK fan audio production, a Starfleet intelligence operative is assigned her first mission. This is the third and final installment of "The Huxton Trilogy." For more STAR TREK and STAR WARS fan audio fun, visit holonetaudio.com

This fanfiction audio presentation takes place after the events in the audio fanfic "Operation: Imbalance," a fan-sequel to the Original Series episode "Balance of Terror." In this story, Ensign Sara Huxton receives an assignment from the true entity she works for. Events do not go as planned, and a shift in galactic power is revealed. Guest-narrated by Megan Niessink For more STAR TREK and STAR WARS fan audio fun, visit holonetaudio.com

Ensign Huxton, the new young Tacticial Officer aboard the USS Ward, leads an away mission under mysterious conditions. This fan audio presentation takes place immediately after the events in the STAR TREK original series episode "Balance of Terror." For more STAR TREK and STAR WARS fan audio content, visit holonetaudio.com

The Jedi Order is gone. But, as one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived falls, just as his Order does, the Force intervenes, and a long-awaited showdown a generation later heralds a new beginning, salvaged from the days of old. RESTORATION: a STAR WARS fan audio production was written, narrated, and audio produced by Joe Mignano. Featuring the voice talents of Megan Niessienk as Fennec Shand, and Vince Glaeser as Luke Skywalker. Artificial intelligence was used for the remaining characters. For more STAR WARS and STAR TREK fan audio fun, visit holonetaudio.com

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Commander Joe and Ensign Geekovich share a moment at The Crow's Nest (the bar aboard the USS Falcon Crest) that they might soon regret. For more STAR TREK and STAR WARS fan audio fun, visit holonetaudio.com For more information about the STAR TREK: The Fleet fan club, visit startrekthefleet.com

In the early days of Saber Guild, around 2010-12, what eventually became known as Saber Guild Temple Prime (local and founding chapter in southern California) used to have a pre-show before their regular performances, a STAR WARS version of the Abbot and Costello classic comedy routine "Who's On First." It's purpose was to get the audience laughing and settled in for the choreographed lightsaber performance that awaited them later on. That pre-show STAR WARS comedy routine was called "Who's on Tatooine." I do not know of any surviving quality audio recordings of "Who's on Tatooine." However, Stephen (SG-008) and I (SG-016) recorded our own version of that routine at around that same time period, using the same script. The first half of this podcast is that recording, now a decade and a half old. I decided to publish that routine again here, as it is hilarious and nostalgic for those of us that were a part of those good old days in the STAR WARS fan community. Following "Who's on Tatooine" is a replay of "Wh

"The Career" part 3 Ensign Geekovich is forced to finally choose a new career path. Maybe.