22 episodes
Limetown Limetown
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- Fiction
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4.5 • 316 Ratings
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Ten years ago, over three hundred men, women and children disappeared from a small town in Tennessee, never to be heard from again. In this podcast, American Public Radio reporter Lia Haddock asks the question once more, "What happened to the people of Limetown?"
Limetown is produced by Two-Up, the producers of 36 Questions, The Wilderness and Shipworm.
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London
+120 hrs from Lia Haddock’s abduction.
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Bordeaux
+18 days 2 hrs since Lia Haddock’s abduction.
Episode 2 of 5.
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Halifax
+32 days 1 hr since Lia Haddock’s abduction.
Episode 3 of 5. Next full episode coming December 10th.
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The Bridge
+46 days 3 hours since Lia Haddock’s abduction.
Episode 4 of 5. Final full episode coming 12/17.
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Limetown
+53 days 3 hrs since Lia Haddock’s abduction.
Order the Limetown novel now at http://apple.co/limetownbook
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Limetown Season 2 coming Halloween
Limetown Season 2 coming Halloween.
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Customer Reviews
Honestly not a bad podcast
Honestly this podcast is a bit of a mixed bag, but in a good way. THE STORY IS NOT REAL. Some might be disappointed by it but honestly who gives a s%#@.
Pros:
- fantastic plot with gripping moments of pure suspense and interesting character development over the course of the podcasters journey
-season one
- method of delivery
- open to interpretation with a story that allows your mind to go wild and fill in the gaps
- realistic abnormal story
Cons:
- Acting isn’t the best
- Story isn’t true
- end is terrible
- season two is garbage - lack of care and polish
- narration can get dry
Bad Acting
This podcast started really well but ran out of steam very quickly. The cop-out ending was the final straw.
Unfulfilled potential
Promising first season, let down by loose and meandering second season