#somnarium

[voidorchidart]

A list of supernatural fiction podcasts I've listened to or am listening to or want to listen to (I would enjoy recommendations!)

The Magnus Archives! - Done

Malevolent - Done

Welcome to Nightvale - Season 1

Alice Isn't Dead - Season 1

Archive 81 - Season 1

Limetown - I've read a book about it

I am in Eskew - Season 1

Redacted - Currently listening

Hollow Disciple - Currently listening

SOMNARIUM - Currently Listening

Black Sheep Shipping - Currently Listening

The Parables Allegory - Waiting for more eps

Camp Here and There - Currently Listening

White Vault - To listen

Hello from Hallowoods - To Listen

The Silt Verses - To Listen

Wolf 359 - To Listen

The Black Chest - To Listen

Parkdale haunt - To Listen

MERCY - To Listen

(This will be updated btw)

Action Podcasts are fire btw

[geniuscomediae]

have YOU ever listened to TMA and thought "man, I wish I was early to the fandom and got to partake in theorizing about the metaplot! also sad there's no guy ripping his teeth out one by one"?

well, do I have good news for you! I found a BRAND NEW podcast in the same genre of anthology horror called SOMNARIUM. by @alex-hhs, which tells the listener about peculiar psychiatric-slash-somnological cases one dr. Susan Renwyck, MD was overseeing in early 2000s through Alex, an IT specialist who found a hard drive that "was never meant to exist"

did I mention a guy who ripped his teeth out? I'm gonna puke!!

[jadealaide]

oh also. these are very much just sketches and the designs are gonna change more times than there are stars in the sky but I was thinking about them so. I drew them :D

[your-weekly-ish-pod]

SOMNARIUM.

Follow Alex as he digs through recovered case notes and recordings from Dr. Susan Renwyck, a psychiatrist specializing in sleep disorders, sleep paralysis, insomnia, and recurring nightmares — after he finds a hard drive that was never meant to exist. Case by case, a shared setting begins to surface in the patients’ dreams: a bright, artificial city with no sky, where streets fold back on themselves and familiar places feel subtly wrong. Different lives, different fears, but the same impossible architecture — as if the nightmares all take place in the same location, waiting.

What if your dreams started to meld with reality? And suddenly, the dreams feel real and what is real makes no sense at all? And what if multiple people's dreams share patterns? What if the way these dreams affect reality is the same for more than one person?

If you think this sounds interesting, then break out your red string and croak boards and get ready to immerse yourself into the world of SOMNARIUM. Where everyday-life stress transforms into dreams, which in turn transform lives into horror stories. Horror stories that seem to hide an even scarier truth yet to be uncovered.

SOMNARIUM is currently airing and releases episodes weekly on Wednesdays.

[theworldendsasthestatementbegins]

I found this brand new, indie podcast that has some really similar vibes to the magnus archives called Somnarium. The description reads as such:

"Follow Alex as he digs through recovered recordings and case notes from Dr. Susan Renwyck, a psychiatrist specializing in sleep disorders and recurring nightmares—after he finds a hard drive that was never meant to exist."

It's been really good so far and I think it has a lot of strong potential and you guys should really check it out if you're looking for something to scratch that magnus itch

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLShTLaYhpJGzlP72THpfm3YehBhqmUZPR

[somnariumpod]

It started as a nightmare about being late.

A teaser from SOMNARIUM., a psychological horror audio drama told through recovered case files, patient accounts, and archived recordings.

Listen here: www.hauntedhousestudios.com/somnarium/

New episodes every Wednesday at 19:00 CET.

[geniuscomediae]

Alex & Maddy are so important to me. I've only had them for a day but if anything happems to them I'm going to kill everyone on this webbed site and then myself.

[jadealaide]

Detective Raynor, trying to flirt: ahaha isn’t it sooooo funny that all the missing persons cases are tied to your clinic