Spend a lot of time with earbuds in and about to start having them in even more. I love midnight burger and was wondering if anybody has a similar show they’d recommend?

"The First Mask' is a prequel to Season 3's "Play with Me"

Listen to it here

Artwork by Romain Mounier

It's live. Episode 1 of Dupont Investigations: Flight of the Fallen is available everywhere you listen via Dupont Investigations. Thank you to this community. I've been inspired by so many of the fellow producers and writers I've met here, and cannot wait to catch up to all the great new shows I've added to my queue lately.

Listen here: https://linktr.ee/nocturnehall.

I'm looking for some new horror podcasts and j was hoping to find something that involves the sea in some way. Either a ship or a costal town

I love the eldritch horror vibes, characters being driven to madness and cult stuff

I LOVED the Magnus Archives, their production quality is so high it ruined me for anything else because I started there. I also loved Old Gods of Appalachia though I'm still working on it. I'm looking for good sound design and not two people chatting about lore or cases and I'm hoping to find one with a sort of long, overarching plot.

I have started Malevolent but I feel like they stop every once in a while to pause dramatically or restate a lot of things from just one or two episodes ago, and like they present options like a choose your own adventure book. I'm still working my way through it but I need something to scratch this itch without 'Dramatic pause.... ARTHUR!'

XD I love Malevolent, don't get me wrong, but I could use something else rn

Edit: thank you everyone for your suggestions and I still want m o r e but juts to clarify, boats not submarines XD I will certainly be checking out what everyone is suggesting and maybe what I really want is not out there, but I'm looking for more stories about fishermen is that makes sense! Still please suggest anything else that comes to mind! I promise I am reading all of them XD

Edit pt 2: I litterslly just started The Left Right Game and I really like the themes of paranoia and sort of getting to know this cast and characters and what happened to them It feels very similar to 'fleet of ships in the dark together' with one of the character's call signs being 'Ferryman' idk if this is helpful and I know noone asked XD At the end of all this, I will probably ATEMPT to make another edit and list everyone's suggestions!

Absolutely loved that show and was so heartbroken it ended so suddenly. Sometimes I find the voice actors in other shows and pains me the plot line was never finished! Any suggestions?

** totally meant “among the stars”

Hi. Before I hop into my review I’d like to kind of throw out some information to qualify my review. I’m just a guy who listens to audio dramas. I’m not an actor or creator or anything adjacent. Like over 20 years ago I did high school drama. So I’m just a fan. Also I’ve never done a review outside of talking about movies, shows, books, and games with friends. So I’m approaching this as humbly as I can. These are just my opinions and I don’t think my voice is any more or less important than anyone else. I just ask if I made a take that you disagree or think is bad you don’t flay me and just maybe educate me or give your opinion in a peaceful friendly manner. I’m also practicing this because I’m kind of wanting to post my reviews in a video format maybe someday. So thanks and let’s get to it.

The Don’t Mind series as of this writing has two entries. Cruxmont the first series and Sealskin Rock being the second entry. They are created by the creative team at Fool & Scholar. Same people behind other audio dramas like the Liberty podcast and the white vault. Both amazing and worth giving a listen.

I’d say both series of Don’t Mind could be described supernatural suspense thrillers/mysteries. Horror light even.

What’s strong about them is the writing and the dialogue are great. The production and quality of sound is top tier. They are amazingly well casted. The acting is superb.

Where they kind of suffer a bit is from time to time there are moments that don’t feel like they are adding anything. No character development or adding or moving the plot. Just feels like rifting which maybe can add of sense of real life but sometimes feels like padding an episode. It’s not all the time and sometimes you don’t really notice but they’re there.

The real hard point is Sealskin Rock’s ending… was not satisfying at all. It felt rushed, explained little to nothing, and in my opinion kind of abandoned are protagonist in a “this is fucked” kind of way.

While overall I love the stories they do have some shortcomings so my instincts were to rate this a 6/10.

If people like this I’ll rate Desert Skies next.

The wait is almost over. Station 151 Season 3 begins Tuesday, September 8th.

Here’s your complete Season 3 episode lineup and release schedule.

Catch up now: https://linktr.ee/station151

Hi guys!

First i would just like to say, apologues for the poor formatting, im on my phone

Last year, i was listening to a horror podcast on spotify and im having trouble finding it again

The main story is that a guy crashes down into earth, with him are a collection of tapes that a radio show host goes through with some kind of doctor

As the story progresses, we discover that he is from an alterante earth, he lacks emotion, his wife cheats on him he because his sperm has low motivity, and kills the guy, whos name was garth, garp, something like that.

Theres some kind of box that brainwashes people which doesnt work on him due to the lack of emption

Feel free to ask clarifying questions!

Thanks!

Hello everyone

I’m really loving the mix of sweet, funny and suspense that this show has. Can anyone recommend something that hits the same feeling? If it helps I’m also a huge fan of 2000 and late as well as welcome to Nightvale and Alice isn’t dead

Hello! 😊 I'm the composer for Uncanny Valley and for over a year I've been working to make an album from some of the music in the show. And it released today!

For those of you who enjoy that remote, atmospheric Alaskan world, I hope this music will be of interest.

https://ffm.to/jm4nmjv <-- this link lets you choose your favourite music listening platform.

I've tried to include as much as I can from season one in these ten tracks.

I'm a little upset that my music distributor didn't include the names of the artists who helped me make this on the release, so I'm going to list them all here, because they made it what it is:

Ignacio Barcia - lead guitar (tracks 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 & 9)

Emma Butterworth - cello (tracks 1, 2, 3 & 10)

Sam Chaplin - trumpet (tracks 6 & 7)

Constance Froment - flute (track 6)

Francina Moll Salord - violin (tracks 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8 & 10)

John Wacher - rhythm guitar (tracks 4 & 8)

John Elleson-Hartley - mixing and mastering

This was a real labour of love. I hope you enjoy it!!

The next chapter in our arctic horror adventure is now available!
"Can the survivors trust their senses?"
(Edit: Chapter 17)

The themes of this season are a "sinister sound" that will change those who hear it, and found footage audio within the fantasy genre. This episode features a very special guest voice.

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In Episode 6 our intrepid librarians, Kate and Essie, are figuring out how to deal with a grave threat to the Library from evil property developer Brett Crummey. But those efforts have to go on the back burner when the Old Hag -- or is it a banshee? -- crashes into Essie's apartment in the middle of the night.

Terra Arcana is a full-cast audio-drama about magical librarians solving paranormal problems in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. A mysterious mix of folklore, magic, drama and comedy, Terra Arcana season 1 consists of eight half-hour episodes released monthly, with the finale planned just in time for Halloween.

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Pip, Luca and Kat listen to an old reclaiming in an effort to make new connections.  The case involves The Vile Observer conducting a gruesome experiment on relationship and power dynamics.  

Tensions are at an all time high as the company known as OSCORP has now become a dwindling empire. Using the destruction of City Hall, Oscorp CEO Harry Osborn (Peter's old friend) will try to swoop in as the people's savior to put Oscorp back on the map. But a new player known as THE GOBLIN stands in a position to jeopardize the whole mission.

Enter...The Goblin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jE8d4PWGDz8

Hey, Audio Drama fans! Episode 11 of Edge of the Forgotten, “The Pale,” is now streaming.

This one is a narrated episode set during a Colorado mountain hike that goes very wrong. Ava joins brothers Ethan and Liam on what is supposed to be a day hike, but she soon realizes they have concealed their true intentions. When they finally reach the abandoned ghost town they were searching for, a violent storm traps them overnight... and Ava quickly learns the weather is not the only thing threatening their survival.

Links for listeners: https://linktr.ee/PaleMatter

Hi everyone! 👋

I wanted to share a free audiobook drama that features several actors you may be familiar with if you love to game. <3 The last chapter alone is stacked with the voices of Baldur’s Gate 3’s Lae’zel, Karlach, Minthara, and Mystra.

The series is called Pax Romana. Chapter 9 releases today, which completes Volume 1.

Just a quick note of transparency before I continue: I’m associated with the collective hosting this book (and more), and it’s called TIVA, which stands for True Indie Voice Art. I help in several areas like video editing, among others.

For the fun part: They’re all available for free on https://tivoice.art/pax-romana. No login or subscription needed!

If you enjoy the content and would like to support creating human-made work, there’s an option to do so at the bottom of that page, or through Patreon. All money goes straight to the cast.

If you’d like to follow our journey, we have an Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/tivoice.art/

Thank you for your time, and I hope to see you around!

If you’re looking for a fresh, cinematic dive into classic sci-fi audio drama, check out this adaptation of Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea featuring the iconic Vernon Wells (Bennett from Commando, Wez in The Road Warrior).

Wells brings a raw, commanding presence to the deep-sea narrative that fits the world of Captain Nemo and the Nautilus brilliantly. The production leans into immersive sound design, crisp voice acting, and strong pacing to pull you straight into the abyss.

Format: Full-cast audio play / feature-length presentation
Genre: Classic Sci-Fi / Adventure / Steampunk
Vibe: Atmospheric ocean depths, vintage Verne storytelling, and high-intensity performances.

You can listen to the full release here:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/an-audio-podcast-of-questionable-distinction-full/id1546763287?i=1000682289550

Has anyone else checked this one out yet? What did you think of Wells' take on the material?