Barren Ridiculous Danger
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When reporter Peter Sommers returns to his grandparents' farm in the wake of their death, he uncovers a horrifying mystery that challenges everything he knows about his family, his sanity and reality itself.
Created by bestselling author David Vienna, Barren is an immersive horror audio drama presented by Ridiculous Danger. #BarrenPodcast
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I'm Natalie [Ep 6, Finale]
Natalie goes over evidence related to the events captured on Peter's recordings and offers a horrifying new perspective on the Sommers Family.
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Confession [Ep 5]
Detective Tuttle reveals details about Peter that cast events in a new light. And a voice from beyond the grave offers more clues that lead Peter to a shocking discovery.
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In The Margin [Ep 4]
Peter delves deeper into his grandparents history and finds he might not have known them as well as he thought. And a visit from Callum leads to a horrific confrontation. CONTENT WARNING: Depiction of an animal attack and gunfire.
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Wild Animals [Ep 3]
Peter tries to find the source of the bestial sounds keeping him up at night. And after a dangerous encounter, he comes to a shocking revelation about the townsfolk. CONTENT WARNING: Depiction of an animal attack and emotional distress.
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The Bookdealer [Ep 2]
When Peter gets the town's bookshop owner to go on the record, he learns the locals thought his grandparents were into something far more sinister than just collecting rare books.
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Hey, Natalie [Ep 1]
In the wake of a family tragedy, radio reporter Peter Sommers returns home and discovers the grandparents who raised him held some dark secrets, as does the farm itself.
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Customer Reviews
Creature feature
I really enjoyed this little horror story . The acting, especially by the Scotsman, was above par. The creature sounds made my eyes widen , which I love ! Will follow this crew!
Decent listen, could use some improvement
I thought this was an okay little thriller mystery. Some of the acting seemed a little stiff, and some of the scenes ended abruptly as if they were either out of time or didn’t know how to do the audio. What really irked me was the inconsistency in volume. His voice was so quiet, but the ads were so loud. And in the first episodes I don’t even know what “sounds” he heard bc they were indiscernible.
That Last Episode
So this is an above average podcast with a great reveal episode at its end. I would probably have bailed if it had twenty episodes. For the time invested it’s a 4 star. I enjoyed it. And great creature sounds.