Leningen vs The Ants by Carl Stevenson

"You are isolated on a remote plantation deep in the crawling amazon. An immense army of ravenous ants is closing in on you, swarming in to eat you alive. A deadly black army from which there can be no escape. So begins this radio dramatization of Carl Stevenson's short story, Leiningen Versus The Ants, as produced by members of the modern-day California radio troupe the KZSC Drama Hour. This is a story of man against nature, the individual versus the group, intelligence against entropy. Leningen refuses to back down from an immenent attack against his homestead, choosing instead to do whatever it takes to prove his theories that the human brain needs only to become fully aware of its powers to overcome even the elements. But as the ants advance it becomes only too clear that this will be no simple task, and that Leningen and his men are in for a fight to the death. Fully produced with actors, sound effects, and evocative musical scoring. Leningen vs The Ants is a transformative journey through sound that will sweep you away and show you the power of modern audio storytelling." -- prx.org