13 episodes

Need paranormal insurance? Call us!

The Supernatural Protection Company is dedicated to providing quality customer service to help you with any and all paranormal issues for which you may be covered. From haunted cars to cryptid caused injury, we're here for you!

The Supernatural Protection Company is an episodic comedy podcast about a world where paranormal occurrences are so commonplace you can just buy insurance for them! In a mix of fully scripted and improvised episodes, we learn about the quirks of this alternate reality through recorded phone calls with an SPC customer service agent, and all the nonsense that entails. New episodes monthly (usually)!

Created and produced by Saph the Something (xae/xem), a queer and disabled non-binary multimedia artist located in the Midwestern US.

The Supernatural Protection Company Saph the Something

    • Fiction
    • 4.7 • 18 Ratings

Need paranormal insurance? Call us!

The Supernatural Protection Company is dedicated to providing quality customer service to help you with any and all paranormal issues for which you may be covered. From haunted cars to cryptid caused injury, we're here for you!

The Supernatural Protection Company is an episodic comedy podcast about a world where paranormal occurrences are so commonplace you can just buy insurance for them! In a mix of fully scripted and improvised episodes, we learn about the quirks of this alternate reality through recorded phone calls with an SPC customer service agent, and all the nonsense that entails. New episodes monthly (usually)!

Created and produced by Saph the Something (xae/xem), a queer and disabled non-binary multimedia artist located in the Midwestern US.

    Watermelon Flag - Wireland NOW

    Watermelon Flag - Wireland NOW

    Hi folks. What you are about to hear is... different from what you may expect from me. I hope that you approach it with an open mind. Fiction is an important tool in a world that is often cruel and without empathy for the average struggles we face, and it is an escape that can help us get through the day. But it is not an excuse disengage with the harshness of reality and willfully ignore what is going on just because we are not in the middle of it.
    There is currently a genocide happening in Palestine, a war waged under false pretenses and with manufactured consent. It is important that we do not look away and ignore that our government is enabling this conflict. Today marked day 31 of that conflict. Today marked day 31 of that conflict being on my mind from the moment I wake up to the moment I go to sleep. I am never not thinking about it, it is an impossibility. As of now, over 10,000 Palestinians are dead, nearly half of those children. And if that is hard for you to hear, I am begging you to engage with what is happening right now, because looking away will only result in more death and destruction. Israel has already started to invade Lebanon under the cover of this, continuing to colonize land that doesn't belong to it with the intention of killing anyone who gets in the way of their Zionist ethno-state goal. This is not in line with Jewish teachings or ethos, it is a slap in the face to them.
    I had plans to put out my own longer statement, an essay with links and facts and sources and just a general attempt to try and explain the conflict to those who may be unwilling to dig themselves but are willing to listen. Life gets in the way though, mine more often than I am capable of dealing with sometimes. So, while the words that come after this are not directly from me, they are ones that I stand by.
    The following was created by my good friend Joseph Rutledge of Wireland Ranch and KILL FM, and Lily Saviet. He and I are of the same mind on this issue and both of us feel strongly that it is our moral duty to do what we can to make an impact and try to stop the terror being inflicted on the occupied Palestinian people. Our country is part of this, and if you aren't from the United States your country is probably part of it, too.
    There is a document with resources in the shownotes, something I will be doing my best to keep updated and accurate. If you want to know more about the history of this occupation and of Palestine at your own pace it's a good place to start. I recognize that Joseph's style of delivery isn't for everyone, and if it isn't for you that is okay because what is most important is that you start paying attention to what is happening, and not just the propaganda being churned out to try and defend it. Don't look away, it is important that we do not ignore what is going on in favor of our own comfort. Please.

    RESOURCES: 
    https://www.thepalestineacademy.com/
    For a comprehensive list of resources and coverage please visit:
    https://docs.google.com/document/d/102weXwzGRDwAfnSQ8ue1gAco6CXaOCPo1e1L4XgQvYo/edit

    Written by Joseph Rutledge and Lily Saviet
    Sound design and production: Joseph Rutledge
    Balfour Declaration read by: Bradly Findly

    Additional clips provided and written by:
    Saph the Something
    Tatiana Gefter (reading a monologue from Andor)
    Rebecca Hanson
    Bradly and Brittany Findly
    Randy Lovings
    Cal O'Neill
    Pelle Frid
    Scott Graves
    Joshua Burgess
    Juno Westbrook

    Ending Song
    Party in the Promised Land by @angletonsorchids

    • 28 min
    Intake #04329 - Bleeding Hearts Therapy

    Intake #04329 - Bleeding Hearts Therapy

    Dr. Marcus Williams calls to register his therapy practice for vampires as an in-network provider.
    Episode Transcript
    This episode was performed by Adam Robinson and Saph the Something Written and produced by Saph the Something
    You can hear more of Adam's work as a charming immortal in The Moon Crown, a weird-fiction cosmic horror show focused on Filipino mythology and some of the most interesting sound design around.

    TUMBLR: @TheSPCpodcast
    MASTODON: @TheSPCpodcast@podvibes.co
    BLUESKY: @TheSPCpodcast
    PATREON: /saphthesomething
    KOFI: /saphthesomething
    The SPC Website
    Episode art by Ash Leddy and Saph the Something
    Credits music is "music elevator" by Jay_You with additional sound effects by anthonyramirez, JayeWilde, ondrosik, omar-alvarado, kyles, schooledzone, nightflame, bbrocer, petebarry, and talithamaree on freesound.org. Call center background noise via Soothing Sounds to Concentrate on YouTube.

    • 17 min
    C̵̨̠͊͋̾̈́̓͆̍̿͠ḷ̵̛͖͕̭̅ą̶̻̳̝̟̠͉̈́́̃͐́́̍͝͝i̶͔̦͖̤͈̻͛̀̈͑̿́̒̚m̵̧̺̱̮͖̜̩͙̣̼͕̎̒̎͑͝ ̷̧͓͖̭̆̓͐#̷̰͉͖͍̥̌̀͌͛͠͠6̵̥͍͎̈̍̅̀̌̾͋̇͠6̴̯̹̭͉̭̥͛̓͝6̸̘̣͍̱́ ̶̈́͑̆

    C̵̨̠͊͋̾̈́̓͆̍̿͠ḷ̵̛͖͕̭̅ą̶̻̳̝̟̠͉̈́́̃͐́́̍͝͝i̶͔̦͖̤͈̻͛̀̈͑̿́̒̚m̵̧̺̱̮͖̜̩͙̣̼͕̎̒̎͑͝ ̷̧͓͖̭̆̓͐#̷̰͉͖͍̥̌̀͌͛͠͠6̵̥͍͎̈̍̅̀̌̾͋̇͠6̴̯̹̭͉̭̥͛̓͝6̸̘̣͍̱́ ̶̈́͑̆

    A̴̧̢̬̬̪̣̲̗͉͍̿͂͜p̵͉̺̭̱̱̥̑̆͛͌͂̊̏͝r̸̺͔̭͂͗̍ĭ̷̜͙̫̫̮͕͈͔̫͗̃͊̎͊̉l̵̢̳̬̙̺̻̠̈́̄̍̿̉̽̍͠͝ ̴̢̡͖͍̟̮͈̀́̇̔̐͘͜ͅḞ̷̟͇̩͉́̓̓͜͜o̷̥̳̅́͊̋͛̄̾̈́o̵̦͐͆͋̒͐̀͜l̶͙̙͐ͅ'̴̦̟̘͔̮̺̤̰̆͂̃̊̄̈́͗͋́͊͘s̵̛̛̤̘̉͋̐̋̃̀̿̕ ̶̡̛̼̯͖͐̋̏y̸̛̩͎̞̺̣̻̲̥̘̜͛͋̑͜o̸̦͎̦͌̿̉̋͌̓͝ű̸̫ ̵̢̛̺̲̮͔̟̞͋̏̍̆̆̑͒ṅ̶͕͎̩̲̮͔̘̻̠̹̗̔̾ë̵̢̤̺͙̥̺̼̘̹͚̠́̔̇r̷͕̐d̸̼̬͖̪̖̒̄͛̅̽̓͠s̴̢̧̢̙͓̭͖͓̫̫̱͌̎̒̓.̵̱͙͈̯̔̊̆̍



    I do think it's worth pointing out how much funnier this episode is with the cover art juxtaposition of AI-generated Jensen Ackles apparently being the agent making these sounds. It's just... so wonderfully cursed.






    Episode Transcript

    This episode was "performed" by Saph the Something

    The caller was guest sound designed by Derrick "Hornet" Valen, sound wizard for paranormal horror mystery show October's Children

    October's Children:
    October's Children Twitter: @OctChildrenPod
    PATREON: /octoberschildrenpodcast
    October's Children Captivate Page

    The Supernatural Protection Company:
    TUMBLR: @TheSPCpodcast
    MASTODON: @TheSPCpodcast@podvibes.co
    BLUESKY: @TheSPCpodcast
    PATREON: /saphthesomething
    KOFI: /saphthesomething
    The SPC Website
    The April Fool's cover art was created by Derrick "Hornet" Valen
    Credits music is "music elevator" by Jay_You with additional sound effects by anthonyramirez, diarchangeli, JayeWilde, dkcu, kyles, and schooledzone on freesound.org. Call center background noise via Soothing Sounds to Concentrate on YouTube.

    • 10 min
    Syntax Crossover - The Brinkers

    Syntax Crossover - The Brinkers

    Employees from VINCULA call about a broken recording device, and definitely don't let slip any confidential or proprietary company intel.
    Episode Transcript

    This episode was created in collaboration with Syntax, a sci-fi horror audio drama that I personally love and recommend.
    Featuring the vocal talents of:
    Ty Von as Silas
    Beth Phung as Cassius
    Morgie Bee as Elizabeth
    Jules Christine as Alyx
    Kaila Crockett as Miss Vaux
    and Saph the Something as the Agent

    Written by Ty Von and Saph the Something
    Produced by Stella "Rowan" Odom and Saph the Something
    Syntax cover art was created by Anthony Crockett and The Supernatural Protection Company cover art was created by Ash Leddy

    Syntax:
    TWITTER: @TwinStrangersP
    TUMBLR: @TwinStrangersP
    PATREON: /twinstrangersproductions
    KOFI: /twinstrangersproductions
    Syntax Website
    ACAST Page
    The Supernatural Protection Company:
    TUMBLR: @TheSPCpodcast
    MASTODON: @TheSPCpodcast@podvibes.co
    BLUESKY: @TheSPCpodcast
    PATREON: /saphthesomething
    KOFI: /saphthesomething
    The SPC Website
    YouTube with video versions: The Supernatural Protection Company
    Credits music is "music elevator" by Jay_You with additional sound effects by omar-alvarado, ondrosik, stijn, duckduckpony, JayeWilde, irolan, dkcu, kyles, and skooledzone on freesound.org. Call center background noise via Soothing Sounds to Concentrate on YouTube.

    • 15 min
    Claim #424116 - Alien Encounter

    Claim #424116 - Alien Encounter

    John Kirby calls after an injury sustained as a result of an extraterrestrial abduction.
    CW: thinly veiled allusion to a somewhat sexual alien encounter, allusion to poverty

    Episode Transcript 
    Improvised by David “Mr. Iron” Turvaville and Saph the Something, based on a concept from Mr. Iron. 

    TUMBLR: @TheSPCpodcast 
    MASTODON: @TheSPCpodcast@podvibes.co 
    BLUESKY: @TheSPCpodcast
    PATREON: /saphthesomething
    KOFI: /saphthesomething
    The SPC Website
    YouTube with video versions: The Supernatural Protection Company
    Artwork by Ash Leddy
    Credits music is "music elevator" by Jay_You with additional sound effects by AnthonyRamirez, JayeWilde, stijn, kyles, and ondrosik on freesound.org. Call center background noise via Soothing Sounds to Concentrate on YouTube.

    • 18 min
    K I L L FM

    K I L L FM

    EXPLICIT CONTENT WARNING
    Don't forget to buckle your seatbelt, this road isn't the safest...
    K I L L FM is the brainchild of a bunch of audio drama creators who wanted to make something extra special and spooky.
    Transcripts and segment credits, descriptions, and links are available on: kill-fm.com
    This special broadcast features (in order):
    Wireland Ranch, The Moon Crown, Echoes (In) Between, The Supernatural Protection Company, The Liminal Lands, Desert Skies, The Madness of Chartrulean, and The Book of Constellations
    with additional support from our other podcast friends: Untrue Stories, Where the Leaves Fall Purple, The Goblet Wire, The Great Chameleon War, Neon Shadows, Blazed All Our Lives, Dragon Shanty, Shadow and Smoke, Station Blue, Finding Pattersby, October's Children, and The Aberrant Report

    Theme song and finished editing by Joseph Rutledge of Wireland Ranch
    Cover art by Survival of the Artist

    The Supernatural Protection Company:
    TUMBLR: @TheSPCpodcast
    MASTODON: @TheSPCpodcast@podvibes.co
    BLUESKY: @TheSPCpodcast
    PATREON: /saphthesomething
    KOFI: /saphthesomething
    The SPC Website

    • 1 hr 3 min

Customer Reviews

4.7 out of 5
18 Ratings

18 Ratings

DogBeachPeople ,

OMG

Addictive! So much fun, this show makes me laugh even on Monday morning commute to work.

GoodPointe ,

I Need To File a Claim

Terrific improvised comedy set at a supernatural insurance company call center.

As someone who spent years working in a series of call centers I can attest that SPC nails it. Fun concepts quickly spiral into absurd hilarity. Only a few episodes in and I already love this show.

TheRadcliff ,

Weirdly believable

Obviously those involved have some experience with customer service ;) it’s funny how the calls sound genuine and believable, and the humanistic component of hearing the reaction after the caller hangs up is just extra.

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