Listening to The White Vault atm and so far it's intriguing if a bit slow. Anyone have any good dramas to recommend?
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I'm assuming you want storylines
Horror/Mystery:
Magnus Archives
Archive 81
I Am in Eskew
Limetown
Tribulation
Scifi:
Sayer
Wolf 359
The Phenomenon (most post apoc)
Ars Paradoxica
It's pretty similar. And way better.
*ducks*
Hello from the Magic Tavern opening up with the guy from Myths & Legends fuckin' killed me.
It's worth sticking with The White Vault. The end of season two is really intense. I'm bummed we have to wait till October for Season Three.
I keep catching up to fictional podcasts only to hear they've started a new season on stitcher premium.
Am I gonna have to sign up for that ugh.
If I do... Can I plug in an rss feed to another podcatcher? I really like pocket casts, and their new interface (bar a couple quirks). D:
Latest victim: Eos 10. Finally gave it a shot and I love it tbh. But now!!! Ugh.
Am I gonna have to sign up for that ugh.
If I do... Can I plug in an rss feed to another podcatcher? I really like pocket casts, and their new interface (bar a couple quirks). D:
Latest victim: Eos 10. Finally gave it a shot and I love it tbh. But now!!! Ugh.
Yeah, you can log in on this site:
https://stitcher-rss.128.io
It'll give you an RSS feed you can plug into Pocketcasts. I use it all the time.
Man I started the Horror of Dolores from Gimlet media and thought it started great but by episode (out of 8 total) I didn't want to continue anymore. Just became dumb with how the Dolores kept acting so surprised by everyone else's dodgy acts else but continued doing her dodgy acts anyway. Just did seem believable at all.
Just binged Video Palace (Shudder) and enjoyed it. Anybody else like it?
Looking for similar podcasts to it. I heard of Unwell and The Case of Charles Dexter Ward. Might check them out soon.
Looking for similar podcasts to it. I heard of Unwell and The Case of Charles Dexter Ward. Might check them out soon.
I enjoyed Video Palaze quite a bunch.
I can't say its especially like it, but right now I'm listening to Spines and enjoying it.
I finally finished the first season of Hello from the Magic Tavern. I'm interested to see with where they go for the second season, but I loved the Cowboy World Interlude and the one with Sarah. I skipped through a lot of the third because I can't stand the intro/outdo guy and Craig's stuff. It isn't remotely interesting to me.
Kind of lame that the follow up to the Bright Sessions is exclusive to a paid service. I mean it's good for the talent - get that money. Just means I'll orobably not bother with it. Too many other podcasts to listen to for free, and I wasn't head over heels for the Bight Sessions by the end anyways.
I wonder if there was intended irony with calling FMA trash in the new mini season of Archive 81 (considering the plot of the season)? Also, I love how Archive 81 has progressed. It's like if the trading mechanics of POE were used in rituals.
How are people feeling about the SCP podcast? Has some pretty good production so far. hoping they do the memetic division storyline, that's tv show worthy (mini series)
If you loved SOMA and aren't listening to Sayer you're fucking up. The themes in season 4 and 5 are all about that.
Liking the ostium network in later seasons, too a bit to pick up
How are people feeling about the SCP podcast? Has some pretty good production so far. hoping they do the memetic division storyline, that's tv show worthy (mini series)
If you loved SOMA and aren't listening to Sayer you're fucking up. The themes in season 4 and 5 are all about that.
Liking the ostium network in later seasons, too a bit to pick up
I've been pleasantly surprised with the scp podcast. It would definitely be great if they do the antimemetics division one day.
Archive 81 is so weird. How it went from season one to this, while still remaining in the same world, I'll never know. But I love it. i have to imagine the FMA dig was some self-aware shit. There's no way.
Definitely the most unique take on occult rituals i've seen in fiction.
No updates on Tribulation or Gone makes me sad
My interest in fictional podcasts has fallen in the past few month... I'm caught up on Kings Falls, MAG is still great but I'm just not that into the overarching story, and NoSleep's nosedive in the quality of their stories is still disappointing. I'd say Creepy is the only one that is good every once in a while for me.
Patrons i'm supporting:
Nocturnal Transmissions
The Other Stories
Creepy
After years of searching, I've finally found a podcast focused on Occult horror stories and it's pretty good. Intro is a little campy but it fits. It's called The Dark Verse. It might interest More_Badass
If you're looking to diversify, there's a black horror podcast called Nightlight. Stories by black people and show creator is also black.
SCP Archives has also been pretty good so far. Will probably support it on patron eventually.
Ostium Network got a lot better as the seasons went on. Hope it keeps this up
Nocturnal Transmissions
The Other Stories
Creepy
After years of searching, I've finally found a podcast focused on Occult horror stories and it's pretty good. Intro is a little campy but it fits. It's called The Dark Verse. It might interest More_Badass
If you're looking to diversify, there's a black horror podcast called Nightlight. Stories by black people and show creator is also black.
SCP Archives has also been pretty good so far. Will probably support it on patron eventually.
Ostium Network got a lot better as the seasons went on. Hope it keeps this up
Okay White Vault has me interested so far...
I still defend Magnus going all-in with lore considering it has now reached over 140 episodes.
I'm sure if it really upset you to have lore exist, you could skip lore-centric episodes and still have over 100 episodes of fantastic horror delivered into your ears.
It's nothing compared to the delirium that Tanis was.
Their 'Rabbits' and 'The Last Movie' shorts seemed to benefit far more for the focussed narrative.
... kinda like how Archive 81 has evolved, with each series having a unique angle.
I still defend Magnus going all-in with lore considering it has now reached over 140 episodes.
I'm sure if it really upset you to have lore exist, you could skip lore-centric episodes and still have over 100 episodes of fantastic horror delivered into your ears.
It's nothing compared to the delirium that Tanis was.
Their 'Rabbits' and 'The Last Movie' shorts seemed to benefit far more for the focussed narrative.
... kinda like how Archive 81 has evolved, with each series having a unique angle.
Same here, I still enjoy it even though I dont recall everything lol.
I use to listen to them twice back to back but I dont do it often anymore.
Currently listening to Nosleep, man this has gotten bad. At least I stopped paying for it.
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I finally got around to starting "We're AIive" earlier. I turned it off before the first episode ended. There was a real lack of any tension given the actors didn't sound like they were really in any kind of danger or threat, it all sounded too calm.
Aye, it's grand for re-listening.
I think I've done it 3 times now, and it's crazy how much stuff was set up earlier on.
I finished the White Vault, really great sound design and voice talent.
It seems there are spin off podcasts behind paywalls.
That's great too!
It's thoroughly mediocre and that new seasoning opening is basura. I just use it to pass time in the shower
Sad I finished The Dark Verse, that's like the only occult horror podcast out there and it updates very slowly.
Picked up Return Home, so far it's occult fiction with some silent hill splashed in. Very excited to see how this turns out
Cool. Which ones are the best of these would you say? I am listening to the first episode of Limetown and it seems like it could be really cool.
Also listened to the first two of Wolf 359, seems cool. Very light hearted. Doesn't feel instantly gripping like Limetown, I guess.
Do you guys ever listen to these at home? Or only on commutes and traveling around?
Finished Ars Paradoxica, it was a good one.
I guess I'll restart Wolf 359.
Not enough podcasts about aliens.
Sometimes if I look at some older work, I can recall the podcast / audiobook I was listening to at the time.
A really great cast, and the occasionally variable mic quality didn't bother me, the ending was essentially what I expected, but perhaps I thought there might be some nods to the Philadelphia Experiment myth, especially the weird character/pseudonym of 'Carlos Miguel Allende' that penned the original tale.
I guess I'll restart Wolf 359.
Not enough podcasts about aliens.
I mostly listen to them at work, as it doesn't distract from what I'm doing (I draw pictures).
Sometimes if I look at some older work, I can recall the podcast / audiobook I was listening to at the time.
Late follow up but yeah Magnus is crazy with how they seeded things so long ago. I used to listen to each episode twice, but lately what I've been doing is after an ep comes out going back and listening to 2-3 episodes with the recurring characters or powers. Eg listening to Agnes or Annabelle episodes so I remember their specific arc leading up to the new ep.
Excellent, I'm sure by the end of MAG someone on tumblr/reddit will construct a satisfying chronological listening order to the statements.
We're Alive : Goldrush episode 1 was released yesterday. It was a good episode to begin the 10 part series.
Yeah, they've been going downhill for quite sometime imo. Chilling tales for dark nights on the other hand are getting better and better.