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Anybody know any good fiction podcasts that take place in the 1880-1920 zone that are either horror or mystery and have some creepiness factor
This House Will Devour You is a historical horror set in 1920s England and Ireland, as told by letters between an engaged couple. It's a slow burn supernatural story in season 1 that I think absolutely fits the bill, but season 2 adds more adventure and starts to feel more like The Mummy.
MERCY and Dead West are both American Western horror, but I'm less familiar with them.
Oh and The Harrowing of Minerva Damson which at least begins in 1915, but I think that's more outright vampires than creepy mystery?
Late Night Take Picking Update: Takes for episode 1 are officially done and ready for sound design. Relatedly, if you're wondering how many times you have to hear the name, "Sig" in increasingly annoyed tones before it stops sounding like a name, the answer is approximately 7.
Coming soon: Beck's End, a folk horror audio drama by Shadows at the Door Productions
Official artwork by @mistysblueboxstuff
Elias had to put aside the ways of horrors and get a gun to reach Gertrude and that is, perhaps, the funniest thing to happen in tma
usually i dont really like music on my podcasts and these are more a think i ENDURE than actively seek but gosh if Hymns for the Road did not changed my opinion on that. The vibes are UNMATCHED and im doing a re listen driven (for the most part) so i can listen the songs and get all my body sparkling with joy
Valentine's day got you down? Is amatonormativity just grinding your gears? Does every red heart and chocolate box remind you that the world is designed around a framework that fundamentally requires a certain way to be, that you may or may not want to be part of?
Me too.
Wanna feel worse about that? Or maybe get some catharsis?
Do I have the podcast for you.
Hello there!
I'm searching for some new podcasts to listen and damn if I'm not very into Two Thousand and late lmao
Just a question: your other podcasts also have queer themes/characters? Under my own law I only do queer audiodramas but really like the narrative style kaksksks
ahhhhhh omg that makes me SO happy! thank you!!!
and what a fun question, I'm not sure I've ever actually done a rundown of the queer characters in my shows but the long + short of it is, yes, all of my originals and all of @atypicalartists have and/or center queer characters:
@thebrightsessions - I have to really sit and think about who in this show is straight lol. we got the whole lgbtq+ spectrum in here
@chambersandfogg (New Year’s Day) - the most recent episode of this yearly podcast did confirm one character as queer, but it's been a slow burn from the beginning. like, we've known
@breakerwhiskey - this whole show is about a lesbian running away from her situationship and being like "I'm so over it" and then talking about her all the time
@maxinemilespod - the main characters are straight, but there are multiple queer side characters and a coming out scene!
@phantompulseband - this show isn't out yet, but follow it anyway because this is allllllllllllll about being queer in the 90s and also being queer in a christian nationalist country (and also ghosts).
Atypical Artists' shows:
Greenhouse - cozy sapphic love story!
Look Up - sweet teenage boy love story!
Life With LEO(h) - delightful romcom with a straight couple at the center and delightfully chaotic sapphics in their lives
In Strange Woods - musical narrated by a gay character
and a bonus:
Surviving Hawkins, the Stranger Things show I made! while Robin Buckley isn't openly gay yet in it (because it takes place in S1 and she did not realize yet) it is very much about being queer and othered
Passenger List - girl (Kelly Marie Tran) teams up with her missing brother's boyfriend (Colin Morgan) to try and find him
happy listening!!!!
Taking notes so I can listen to everything later
For what it's worth you should make audiodrama because you love audiodrama.
well we're sure as shit not doing it for the money or the street cred 😂
I love terrifying, incomprehensible creatures that are so agonizingly human. They should be so entirely alien with wholly unknown motives, but you see their fear, their desire to be heard, their love, and they become easier to relate to. And that relatability makes them all the more horrifying.
"Oh you're into podcasts? You believe all that crap? The lifestyle advice and shit?😂 😂"
You poor, miserable, uncultured pest you couldn't even begin to understand
I started to listen to it today and im just, like, two episodes in and--
Yall have to listen to Leftovers at the end of the world. Im hooked, the vibes are perfect. Im still figuring the genre out but there's some horror and pos-apocalipse setting sprinkled with a dose of good humour. Give me vague vibes of Hymns for the Road. Please go listen to it, its a newborn and deserves so much love.
Many pieces of media have tried to create a "weird girl" character, few have reached the heights of Antigone Funn in Wooden Overcoats. The woman makes her own scented embalming fluid, falls asleep in coffins and daydreams about chaining Eric up on company time
Highly reccomend the podcast "redacted" and its spinoff "post mortem"
Ifs so good! Very x files monster of the week with a quirky group of characters and a fun mystery that hasnt really gotten explored yet but im sure will come into play !
everyone needs to listen to the podcast Ethics Town right now because it is so amazing its interesting and mysterious and well written and when I tell you the last 2 episodes are putting me in a chokehold oh my god. I’m not even finished. I paused the season finale to write this. Oh my god.
Second that, one of the best gems out there and deserves a lot more of love