32 episodes
I Am In Eskew David Ward
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4.9 • 239 Ratings
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Trapped in the horror-filled and impossible city of Eskew, a man makes endless recordings of his day-to-day experiences, hoping to reach the outside world.This show routinely contains body horror and other disturbing scenes. See the website for detailed warnings.iamineskew.com/episodes
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The Silt Verses - Teaser
A quick teaser and details for our new folk horror / religious fantasy show, The Silt Verses, which you can check out now at www.thesiltverses.com
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Episode 30: The Boy Who Saw Cracks In The World
An unexpected return. The story changes. Our heroes part ways.
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Episode 29: Victory
As David and Riyo make their ascent, Eskew finds new worlds to conquer.
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Episode 28: Belonging
Riyo goes home.
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Episode 27: Breakout
Help comes for David from an unexpected quarter.
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Episode 26: Outbreak
(Content warning) A group of friends are brought together by their concern about a growing building development.
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Customer Reviews
F***ed up, but in a fantastic way
Very unsettling from the overall tone to the occasional unconventional gorefest. Masterfully made surreal horror from start to finish. Not a good ending, but a Good Ending™.
Serious note: a lot of the story plays out like a prolonged dissociative episode, so if your mental health may be a concern, please proceed with caution.
Fantasic Surreal / Horror podcast
This is one of the all time great podcasts, a fantastic work of weird, surrealist horror, fabulously voice acted, every story has such facinating twists and turns. Highest recommendation.
nailed the landing
finished this today, and absolutely love the ending. I have been spoiled in audio fiction, esspecially horror, as my introduction to the genre has been shows in the top tier, so a few things I didn't find here may not be fair detriments. That said, I am glad I listened to it, and love how they have used the work they did here and pushed themselves with TSV.
Also, I sound like I didn't really like it, and that's not true : I really did!