Home of Paradox Theater, illustrated audio drama, paranormal programming, vintage-radio inspired mystery, and synthetic narrative media — where strange transmissions, noir adventure, and the unexplained all meet.
Talentless Media is an independent home for atmospheric audio storytelling, illustrated drama, paranormal programming, noir mystery, pulp-inspired adventure, and productions designed to feel like lost broadcasts from another era.
Through Paradox Theater, Talentless Media presents scripted audio dramas, mystery serials, and strange-signal programming including The Mr. Chris Show: Paranormal Underground.
These productions use synthetic narrative media — synthetic voice performance, music, sound design, and stylized visuals — to create cinematic stories and talk-show experiences for the web.
Paradox Theater presents dramatic productions inspired by classic radio mystery, pulp adventure, noir atmosphere, paranormal speculation, and the kind of impossible story that sounds like it came through a half-broken receiver after midnight.
The name may change, but the signal remains the same: cinematic audio, moody visuals, strange cases, and old-fashioned storytelling pushed through modern synthetic production tools.
A new illustrated mystery drama is on the way — one that revives the spirit of a beloved golden-age radio investigation without giving away the whole case file just yet.
Expect shadowed offices, urgent telephone calls, expense-account trouble, murder, and a style steeped in classic radio suspense.
The golden age of the expense account just started again.
In the rain-black streets of Dredgeport, Solomon Vance investigates crimes that respectable men insist never happened.
A pulp-noir illustrated audio drama of forbidden circles, family secrets, old money, and impossible cases.
A forthcoming paranormal talk show exploring the unexplained, the forbidden, and the barely whispered. Host Mr. Chris and co-host Diamond Dan dig into UFOs, cryptids, shadow people, haunted encounters, time anomalies, hidden archives, and the stories respectable society prefers to laugh off.
Expect moody visuals, strange evidence, late-night radio energy, and a journey through mysteries ranging from the familiar to the deeply unsettling.