199 episodes
The Drabblecast Audio Fiction Podcast Realm
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4.8 • 10 Ratings
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Stories feature on the Drabblecast are generally narrated by charismatic host, humorist, and musician Norm Sherman. A full production, the Drabblecast features multiple voice actors, music, and foley effects. The podcast has a finely tuned 'voice' that crosses all genres, including horror, science fiction, fantasy and 'other.' Special features include 100-word stories called, “drabbles,” 100 character stories coined “twabbles,” as well as Norm's own Bbardles, songs based on story themes. Original cover art accompanies every episode.
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Drabblecast 471 – The Monster-God of Mamurth
The Drabblecast takes you on an expedition you’re gonna have to see with your own eyes to believe! We bring you The Monster-God of Mamurth by Edmond Hamilton. Cover art by Bo Kaier The Monster-God of Mamurth by The Edmond Hamilton Out of the desert night he came to us, stumbling into our little circle […]
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Drabblecast 470 – Personal Best
The Drabblecast presents an original story by Michael Bettendorf about football and growing up the hard way. Read to you by Renee Chambliss. Art by DS Oswald Personal Best By Michael Bettendorf It’s hard to see eye to eye with your parents when they’re always looking down on you. I cannot help that I am […]
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Drabblecast 469- Yummy Tummy
Dating is weird this week on the Drabblecast. We bring you a Drabblecast original, “Yummy Tummy” by Chelsea Pumpkins, read by The Word Whore. Tasty! Cover art by Michael Butkovich Yummy Tummy by Chelsea Pumpkins The bell over the door chimes as Aaron pushes it open and holds it […]
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Drabblecast 468 – The Bad Ones Are Always The Best
The Drabblecast returns with a sinister tale of generational ick. We present “The Bad Ones Are Always the Best,” by Michelle Ann King. The Bad Ones Are Always the Best by Michelle Ann King Marty’s grandson takes the cup of tea he’s offered — without saying thank you, mind — and stares at it dubiously, […]
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Drabblecast 467 – Woods For the Trees
On this week’s Drabblecast, Dendrology meets Criminal Psychology. A story by Harley Carnell. Art by Bo Kaier. Woods For the Trees by Harley Carnell On the second day of our search for John Shaw, John Shaw joins our search party. Frustrated after years of incompetence and inaction from the authorities, and after Shaw recently committed […]
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Drabblecast 466 – Is This a Plate?
Ever feel Déjà vu on the road supposedly less traveled? Truth and lies on this week’s Drabblecast, we bring you an original story from Bob McHugh called “Is This a Plate?” Enjoy! Produced by Adam Pracht Read by Dominick Rabrun Beyond this point, two paths lie One you live, one you die Ask one […]
Customer Reviews
A Strange Listener
The Drabblecast was one of the first podcasts for us weirdos. The experience shows - Uncle Norm knows what he's doing. The stories are usually awesome, and if one doesn't tickle your fancy (you'd likely be wrong but...) you have a huge back catalogue to choose from for one that's more your taste.
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This is a short story podcast with short short stories called drabbles (Only and exactly 100 words) and your normal short story which are voiced by an selection of voice actors and podcasters. The shorts are from all over the genre map so something for everyone.
A word or two of warning though don't decide you like or don't like this with just one episode you have to sample a few before making the judgment because the stories can be strange and are for strange listeners and it may take a few before your turned in to a strange listener.
Drabbleicious
The strange, wierd, creepy, moving, and hilarious - can all be found here. Norm Sherman selects a wide range of entertaining short stories, and then does a simply wonderful job on the production qualities. With music, sound effects, and fantastic narration. The other highlight of this podcast is Norms all too infrequent songs - my favourite to date "Pimping the Hubble Telescope". Can't say enough good things about the Drabblecast.
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