38 episodes
Burning Rock Radio Lauren Lofthus
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5.0 • 9 Ratings
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Burning Rock Radio is a fictional podcast about Ivy Romeo, a grad student living in the creepy coastal town of Burning Rock, Washington. Follow Ivy as she dodges monsters and searches for the truth about her missing friend.
Learn more about the podcast at www.burningrockradio.com and follow on Instagram @burningrockradio for podcast updates.
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Chapter 38: The Last and Second Time
After all these years, Ivy's still trying to figure out who to trust.
content warning: alcohol
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Chapter 37: Nor Constellation Burn
Ivy suspects one of her best friends is hiding something.
content warning: violence
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Chapter 36: When The Winter Came
Things go very wrong....
content warning: violence
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Chapter 35: When the Summer Went
An unorthodox trip to Seattle....
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Chapter 34: I Did Not Love Enough
Ivy gets two weird hospital visits--maybe three.
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Chapter 33: He Lived Where Dreams Were Sown
Ivy has some more wild dreams.
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Customer Reviews
Love it
This story has all the components you want! Mystery, friendship, loss, dark humor, and monsters. Burning rock feels like a haunting beautiful town that I want to visit but don’t know if I’m brave enough. I just went back through to listen from the beginning and she has woven great themes and hints through it all!
Fantastic Show!
This is a haunting slow burn story of friendship, loss, and the deep pain of missing someone you love. And then add the monsters!
Totally worth your time, the narrator has a great story telling voice and pace.
Very well done!
Really enjoying this show. It’s very slow-burn creepiness. It’s a single narrator but she does a great job making you feel like you’re there.
My only complaint is the tech is not era-appropriate; characters are doing things with phones that weren’t possible (or extremely rare) in 2002: taking photos & video, or using phones as flashlights!