Yeah I know everyone does these and I know I have about zero followers, but I'm gonna do it too. A lot of these are probably podcasts everyone already know but I dont care.
Welcome to Nightvale: it's not a podcast rec list without this classic. Welcome to Nightvale is the first for a lot of us who listen to podcasts. It was the first one I ever listened too and have been listening to ever since. It's wack, it's funny, it's sad, and endearing. You grow so connected to the little desert community so don't be surprised if it rips your heart out and stomps on it.
Not Another D&D Podcast (NADDPOD): I'm not a big fan of real play roleplaying podcasts, I never liked TAZ and I couldn't get into crit role but naddpod, naddpod is different. It's a hilarious story with wonderful characters and tons of goofs, but don't let that fool you it's not all nice and fluffy. Naddpod is a dnd podcast I'd recommend for someone who doesn't like dnd podcasts.
Wolf 359: Another well known podcast and probabaly my favourite podcast ever. The story centers around a space station orbiting Wolf 359 and that's all I can say without spoiling anything. Throughout this series you grow so connected to the crew and can't help liking the bad guys. It's emotional, it's funny, it's serious, and it'll rip your heart out. I think everyone everywhere should listen to this podcast at least once.
The Strange Case of Starship Iris: What can I say about this show that isn't positive, it's a wonderful story that pulls you in. It has wonderful characters with representation that floored me. There's a wlw couple and also a trans couple AND one of them is nonbinary. The acting is fantastic and it genuinely creates a world you want to learn more about.
The Penumbra Podcast: If theres any podcast that even comes close to the type of tumblr classic that WTNV is, this is the one. The main character is a bisexual nonbinary man and it features a whole slew of colourful side characters. Following Juno Steel, a private I, it takes you through different cases of his. Many are stand alone and many aren't but all of them are wonderful. It also features side stories between episodes set in different universes, the first few are stand alone but eventually it falls into a series within a series with The Second Citadel which is just as a amazing. It literally can't say something bad about this podcast if I tried.
Fairy Tales For Unwanted Children: Finally, a podcast that people might not know! This is a small podcast, run by one guy so it's not like the ones above. Each episode he reads through a different fairytale (that he writes). The fairytales aren't the kind you'd find in a children's story, they're dark and seldom have a happy ending. Maybe it's because this is a Toronto based podcast that I love it so much, how am I supposed to hate something made in my home city? Or maybe it's because I've been listening to this podcast for three years through thick and thin. Either way, it's an easy listen and you don't need to worry about catching up, I love this podcast and you should too.
King Falls AM: I assume a lot of people compare this to wtnv and I understand that but that is completely unfair to King Falls AM. The premise is similar, radio hosts in a town with many strange occurrences, but that's where the similarity ends. Ben and Sammy are the main characters of this show. Ben the man who's lived in this town his whole life and loves it so much and Sammy, a man who just moved in for the job at the radio station. Their chemistry is wonderful and the way it evolves throughout the show warms your heart. Their personalities contrast and honestly, it's nice to see that Sammy doesn't believe every single supernatural occurence that happens in this town.
Archive 81: I'm going to be honest, it's been a log time since I last listened to this podcast. However, I remember loving every single minute of it. While the story is a little fuzzy in my head it centers around Dan, a man who took up a job in Archive 81 where he listens to the strange tapes there. There are three seasons, and honestly by the end of the third you'll be angry that the fourth isn't out yet. It's just a wonderful podcast.
Hello From the Magic Tavern: YES, THIS PODCAST IS MY FAVOURITE PODCAST EVER. Now that I've calmed down I'll explain to you why. This podcast follows Arnie Niecamp who fell through a dimensional portal behind a Burger King into the magical, fantastical world of Foon. Somehow he's still getting a wifi signal which he uses to prodcast the podcast he makes with he two cohosts. Chunt, a talking badger who's really a shape shifter; and Usidore, a powerful wizard on a quest to defeat the dark lord. Now I probably didn't need to go ahead and quote the opening for every episode but I did. This podcast is hilarious. The humour is on par with the type of gross slapstick fart and dick jokes that just warm my heart. It's all improv which makes it even more impressive every time you remember that. No, this podcast isn't for everyone, but by god will i recommend it to everyone.
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