The revelations of Anna’s and Bailey’s lives are paced well and leave you wondering what could happen next. I really enjoyed the creativity they put in their supernatural encounters, not an easy task with so many audio horror podcasts out there. In the second season, more of the supporting characters use recording to document the dangerous circumstances they find themselves in. For this one, Anna Sheridan records on tape her encounters with the supernatural and Bailey also records his notes and his own encounters. We only get to hear what’s being “broadcast” or “recorded,” but they find a unique and believable frame so it doesn’t seem contrived. What’s interesting about all three podcasts is how they take the found footage trope into different directions. He has to continue to find Anna, even if that means his future is in jeopardy too. Now, inexplicable things are happening to Bailey and he finds that events in his past are linked to the tapes as well. Investigating further, Bailey finds that they are very too real. But the events recorded seem a little too real. Sam at first thinks these are just book ideas or making a podcast pilot. Listening to the tapes, Sam hears Anna talking about encountering supernatural locations and creatures. Detective Sam Bailey has been tasked with this mess of a case. The only real evidence is a bunch of audio tapes everyone calls The Sheridan Tapes. As a well known horror writer, this is a big case. Follow them on TwitterĪnna Sheridan is missing. To subscribe, click here to subscribe to them on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts or their RSS feed. I won’t spoil what happens to her, but it is truly horrifying. I also love the frame of how this started as a home renovation podcast and morphs into a podcast into what happened to them, especially to Claire. What I like is how the stress of dealing with a dilapidated house and finding out you have unknown family are taken to eleven when that house and that history goes into the realm of the supernatural. They try to get to the bottom of this Parkdale Haunt without getting stuck there forever. This can affect anyone and Claire has definitely been affected. There are also strange notebooks, strange writing on the wall, and a very strange basement. There are challenges like not really knowing a lot about home repair, not to mention Claire’s smothering ex-boyfriend, a realtor who is the epitome of pushy hard selling. Like any millennial, she and her best friend Judith are going to monetize the repairs into a podcast. She just inherited it from her biological grandparents and its a bit of a fixer upper. Follow them on Twitter and support them on Patreon.Ĭlaire Sterback is that rare millennial that owns a house. Ryder, as a character, sincerely wants to help those in need but his obsessions mar these efforts and make him seem all too human. Ryder’s own recollections to build a world where occult events take out entire towns and there is even a magical college–but it’s all grounded so the show never feels ridiculous.
However, it builds its arc through interactions with callers and Dr.
What I love about shows like this is it could have taken the premise and just created an unconnected anthology podcast. Ryder doing a lot more than simply offering advice. Of course, some problems are harder to solve than others and some problems involve Dr. He gives you the latest supernatural threats with National Alerts, a bit of occult history from Today in Odd America, and calls from the public about various preternatural problems plaguing them.
From his radio show A Voice From Darkness, he educates and assists his audience in dealing with the various occult occurrences happening in America. Malcolm Ryder is on the air and you need his help. Links, transcripts, and more are available at parkdalehaunt.Dr. You can find us on Twitter and Instagram us on Patreon at /parkdalehaunt I just want to say here that I think we're the first podcast to include a cursed ONroute (for the non-Ontarians in the audience, this is the name of the highway rest areas with restaurants and whatnot), so make a quick run in to get a bagel for the road and grab me a coffee, because we got a long drive ahead of us deep into the endless dark.ĬONTENT WARNINGS: The occult, physical violence, possession, fire, ghosts, death (mentioned)Ĭreated and written by Alex Nursall and Emily KelloggĮngineering and sound design by Ian Boddyĭistributed by the Rogers Frequency Podcast Network The Fires of Moloch Burning Away the Sin Within Your Flesh - +$50 (weekends only) SMALL HOURS: The very early morning, just after midnight, when most people are asleep.
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