#wrong station

[wrongstation]

// IT IS EVER DEVOURING

// EVER CRAVING, NEEDING, HARMING

// DESTROYING ALL, AND ITSELF

He is The Serpent, Son of The Serpent, Feast of The Serpent. He is the one "THAT EATETH HIS OWN TAIL."

A new story from The Wrong Station, written by Alexander Saxton and performed by Anthony Botelho.

[mrmushroom1028]

Idk abt you but heres my list of "I need to listen to these" in order (kinda) of how I plan to listen (red is never started, orange is unfinished, green is finished):

Camp Here And There

The Magnus Archives

Malevolent

Welcome to Night Vale

The Magnus Protocol

Hello From The Hallowoods

Old Gods of Appalachia

Nowhere, On Air

The Penunbra Podcast

Alice Isn't Dead

Wrong Station

Station Arcadia

Wolf 359

Arden

The Bright Sessions

King falls

Dream Boy

Red Valley

Archive 81

I Am In Eskew

The Silt Verses

More will be added as time goes on

This is mainly to keep track for myself

Feel free to recommend more👍

I was originally going in list order but I decided to do whichever order feels right at the moment idk

[taiga013]

This short story really moved me & I can’t stop thinking about it. Many of the comments said the experience of the main character, the little boy, is what autism feels like.

[fictionfrequency1]

Audio Drama Sunday

Happy Sunday! I got given a free aloe vera plant this week (I picked the smallest one there and it’s so cute). Don’t forget to water your plants, if you have any.

Havoc Town — Episode 2 - Episode 4: surprise, surprise, it’s another vampire podcast on my list. This audio drama is great though, and I’m very much enjoying it. The vampires are very creatively described and it’s also kind-of leaning into zombie movie vibes, which isn’t common enough in audio dramas. The characters and plot are so interesting and well-paced, and even though I saw the scene with Jimbo coming, it was horrible to wait for and hear. Considering there’s a folklore expert added to the plot as well, this show is great for fans of Buffy. 💀

Up In Smoke — 1. The Fire: it’s meant to look like a true-crime drama, but it’s also not a supernatural horror, so that’s already surprising. This is a BBC podcast, and it’s giving off very similar vibes to the average police procedural/mystery tv series. A teenage boy dies in a fire, a music teacher is arrested, one journalist loses her career and another journalist gets famous. But who really started the fire, and why? 🏚️

Wrong Station — 45 - Aquarium: there’s no way I wasn’t going to listen to this episode. I had so many nightmares of large, scary deep-sea creatures as a kid, and I was delighted to listen to the POV of someone similar. I still think the first episode of Wrong Station is the best, but there was a lot of rising tension in this episode. The description of the ‘Darkfish’ is unsettling and memorable, and the conclusion to the episode is disturbing in a way you probably won’t expect. If you’ve ever been scared of deep water, this might entertain you. 📻

@jq37’s Absolutely No Adventures — S2E5 - S2E6: I’m finally up to date with this and it’s such a treat. Sig, Happy and Bea deal with Sterling in a pretty clever way, and the body-swap fiasco was fun! The cast can do entertaining impressions of each other and it was interesting seeing how some of the cultural differences can add a bit of frustration to Happy and Sig’s friendship. Mostly, it’s nice to listen to a show where the characters are such good, patient people. 🎂

Hearthbound — Episode 7: Cassandra: we get to meet the prophet who nobody believes!! Of course, this being Hearthbound, Odessa believed her. As much as I want Odessa to get home to her wife, I enjoyed the obstacles this episode and the scene of Cassandra reading Odessa’s coffee. I’m looking forward to the next song and I can’t wait for this podcast’s (hopefully, probably) happy ending. 🕯️

[needscaffeine]

"I do not know what this story of mine means. I suppose one could take many things from it, as one can from every story. But maybe there is this to consider; the past is not dead, and we live in a world of ghosts. And though the future has great power over the past, the past cannot be laid to rest without sacrifice, and should never be faced alone."

- Wrong Station, Episode 21, The Catcher

[dyrewrites]

The Wrong Station managed something they've not managed before. They made me cry...

So, I share the episode what did it.

[roseblack2222]

[hazardous-hail]

WRONG STATION: Sea demon concepts